In c.1558, Mary Queen of Scots, a multilingual European queen, composed and inscribed a verse in French in a manuscript book of hours, now on display at National Museum of Scotland
The Wildlife Information Centre’s Spring Conference will include a series of talks around the theme of wildlife movements and migrations.
Edinburgh is looking at its street names & monuments to ‘provide people with information about their city’ rather than tearing status down.
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The Cockburn AGM is a free event for members of the Association only. Proceedings will be chaired by our President, Sir Sandy Crombie, and members of the Cockburn Council and office team will deliver reports about the Association’s activities over the preceding year followed by a Q&A with attendees. This digital event will be held on Zoom. In order to keep …
Come along to this free event to learn about the butterflies of Holyrood Park.
‘“Have a cuppa tea”, a presentation about the life Journeys of people with sight loss in and around Edwardian Edinburgh
Gardening and nature activities for local children ages 8+.
In this talk Jennifer Melville shows how recent research has given new insights into the many connections the first residents of Edinburgh’s New Town – including the Moray Feu – had to chattel slavery.
