Culture Heritage on the Edge in Granton
Sun, 10 July 2022
A report back from our European partners and an invite to contribute to creating a Manifesto for Granton’s cultural heritage
A report back from our European partners and an invite to contribute to creating a Manifesto for Granton’s cultural heritage
A fascinating variety of horticultural creations bringing fresh air and wildlife into the heart of the city.
Join artist Natalie Taylor and Butterfly Conservation’s Anthony McCluskey in a butterfly and bee spotting walk at Silverknowes Park followed by a “Pollinator Picnic”.
Community Walk from Granton Harbour to Waterfront Avenue. The Absent Trees of Granton cordially invite you to walk without them.
Join us in person for Dr Olivia U Rutazibwa’s (London School of Economics) keynote lecture on decolonial discourses and practices of “home”
Leith Late Festival presents a day of sharing with an informal conversation based around food, memories and changes in Leith.
Explore what life was like in the 19th century for a woman who “only loves the fairer sex”
Library Social – a monthly programme for people living with dementia and their carers and families. This month: Festival City
Exploring kitchens and recipe books in the 1600s and 1700s
Edinburgh has centuries of queer history hiding in plain sight – you just have to know where to look.