Edinburgh Heritage and Civic Events
You will find on this page details about heritage and civic events relating to Edinburgh and its immediate neighbourhood, hosted either by ourselves or other affiliated and associated organisations and groups.
Please get in touch with us today if you would like us to share your event here with our members and other stakeholders. We accept listings for events relating to local:
- History
- Archaeology
- Built Heritage
- Natural Environment
- Architecture
- Local Planning Matters
- Urban Realm
- Community Development
- Transport and Travel Matters
- Residential Amenity Issues
- “Open Doors” Events
We will need the title of your event, a brief description, date, time, an online booking link, the ticket cost and a featured image for the listing (landscape and 800x600px). Unfortunately, we don’t accept commercial listings.
About us
Founded in 1875, the Cockburn Association (Edinburgh Civic Trust) 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.
We receive no core funding from state or local government and rely upon the donations of supporters and members to continue delivering events such as the beloved annual free Edinburgh and East Lothian Doors Open Days event.
Please do consider supporting our ongoing work by making a small donation here or, better yet, perhaps become a member here.
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Celebrate, discover and connect with nature on the 100th anniversary of the Astley Ainslie Hospital,...
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Join a ranger on a free, gentle guided walk to learn about Holyrood Park's geology,...
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Robert Bruce had been on a mission for over a decade by 1318
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A special walking tour with Caribbean British historian, Lisa Williams
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How was slavery involved in the building of Scotland's oldest concert hall?
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Edinburgh and the New Town's history of female scientists
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Colony housing represents a very distinctive, immediately recognisable built form
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The recognition, recording and protection of Scotland’s post-war designed landscapes
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We are hosting an online zoom session with last years winners
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Two day conference highlighting “Urban Floras - a Contribution to Biodiversity
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For hundreds of years, some of Edinburgh's most colourful characters have passed through the doors...
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This workshop will help you take the first steps in conducting your own family research...
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An open panel discussion with an opportunity for audience questions
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Do you use social media to promote Scottish history, heritage, archaeology, museums or archives? Don’t...
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Citizen science training helping you to understand and record how physical changes to our rivers...
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Conservation at the edge of the Roman empire: what World Heritage Sites can do for...
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This interactive workshop will give an overview on developing a sustainable new future for church buildings
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Find out how maps can help with your family history or local history research