Events
You will find on this page more information about the many events (past and present) run by ourselves or various local or affiliated heritage organisations.
Founded in 1875, the Cockburn Association is the country’s oldest independent conservation charity and we need your assistance toward our continuing work of protecting, preserving and promoting the civic amenity and built and natural heritage of Edinburgh.
While tickets to many of these events are free, please do consider making a donation or even better, becoming a member.
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A curator-led tour of the museum, focusing on the hidden women behind the collection -
Hear about community led cooperative approaches empowering citizens: creating resilient neighbourhoods that tackle loneliness and... -
A one-day event to discuss the medieval, post medieval and modern chapters of the South... -
How do you help a wide public audience imagine and appreciate architecture when the buildings... -
How far do conservation principles apply when the subject isn't an A-listed castle or country... -
Holyrood Park Public Meeting with Lorna Slater MSP, community groups and stakeholders. -
Warm up this winter with a ranger-led walk to spot festive wildlife -
A walk around Granton highlighting the industrial heritage treaures -
Professor Margaret Bennett, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland -
Simon Laird explores the evolution of Edinburgh New Town, -
Heritage Debate - listen, share views and find solutions -
A tour through the history of Edinburgh’s Old Town. -
The experiences of tenants at home and in the community -
The repair, maintenance and conservation of old buildings -
Uncovering a historic estate landscape -
This conference will bring together experts to discuss the history of the Chapel -
A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Faith -
A Lecture to celebrate Edinburgh900: City of Industry -
A celebration of Robert Fergusson on the 250th anniversary of his death -
A key element of rural Scotland’s 20th-century modernisation was the construction of hydroelectric power stations,...
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Graeme Smith, writer and campaigner, will describe how Glasgow’s New Town of Blythswood started and...
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The Merchiston Pagoda, Tottering Towers, Crazy Manor, Sugar Loaf House – call it what you may, Rockville was one of the most notable...
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Purchased by Glasgow Council in 1914, Balloch Castle and estate on Loch Lomond is one...
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Retrofitting 20th-century modernist buildings offers an opportunity to consider how change can be accommodated as...