Join Dr Anthony Lewis, Curator of Scottish History for Glasgow Life Museums, on Zoom in this talk hosted by the National Records of Scotland which will focus on some of the possible motivations for enlarging and improving Edinburgh in the first half of the 1700s. It will refer to HM General Register House itself as a key building in this …
Join archivist Jocelyn Grant on Zoom for a free talk about the women’s suffrage movement in Scotland, looking primarily at the period before 1918. Drawing on the archives of the National Records of Scotland (NRS), Jocelyn will show how this period is represented in criminal case files, government reports, diaries and newspapers. In particular the talk will cover the difference …
A hybrid event to collectively reimagine Edinburgh’s cultural ecosystem and its future – taking place online and in-person on the afternoon of Wednesday 1st September, broadcast from Leith Theatre. Future Culture Edinburgh is intended to inspire creative thinking and collective action towards a more equitable and inclusive future of culture as we begin the journey to recovery post-pandemic. This FREE …
Book a ticket for our latest Cockburn Conversation! Join Prof Cliff Hague in conversation with noted urbanist Nicola Buchoud
Join Museums & Galleries Edinburgh Curator Anna MacQuarrie and Outreach & Access Manager Diana Morton who will be discussing “Life on the Forth”, the latest virtual exhibition from Auld Reekie Retold and sharing some of their personal insights and experiences of working with collections related to Edinburgh’s coastal communities. From Portobello in the east to South Queensferry in the west, …
Edinburgh Architect David Seel discusses sustainable design ideas for the buildings at the Astley Ainslie site.
Further details for Cockburn Association members who wish to attend our 146th AGM
A Cockburn Conference exploring Edinburgh’s Festivals – past, present and future
The 2020 Annual Cockburn Lecture will examine the future of Edinburgh’s Festivals
A Cockburn Conversation with Oliver Barratt about his time at the Cockburn Association
