Mary King's Close is a narrow and eerily well-preserved, Old Town close that was sealed off and built over, in 1753, on the site of Edinburgh City Chambers. The Close was re-opened to the public in ...

The Kirk o'Field is best known as the site of the mysterious murder in 1567 of Lord Darnley, Mary Queen of Scots second husband. The parish church has formed through the union of a number of ...

Friends of the Earth Scotland is holding a Craft Fair on Saturday 28 April and 4 August 2012. Entry is FREE and there will be a cafe selling drinks and home baking, as well as a raffle. Exhibitors ...

Ground level designer lounge bar in Rutland Hotel on West end of Princes Street that is inspired by the upmarket clubbing style of New York, Paris and L.A. with twelve vaulted booths around its ...

THE SORRIES are Douglas Kay (vocals, guitar, bodhran, mandolin) and Martin Philip (vocals, guitar, bodhran, tres). The duo sing, play and banter their way through a show which features a host of ...

La Favorita provides an excellent family dining experience, delivering high quality food, a genuinely warm, inclusive atmosphere and good value for money. “Family” can be a dangerous path for a ...

Just two works for this Royal Scottish National Orchestra concert; the contrast between them dramatic. A lively exposition of all a soprano saxophone can do, against the depths of depair of a symphony ...

David Hayman (Willy Loman), Beth Marshall (Linda), Daniel Cahill (Biff), Michael Wallace (Happy), Gavin Jon Wright (Bernard), Benny Young (Charley), Simon Donaldson (Howard) Charlene Boyd (woman in ...

Dawn Sievewright (Rose-Lynn ), Blythe Duff (Marion), Janet Kumah (Susannah), Louise McCarthy (Jackie), Alfie Campbell (Lyle), Lily Ferguson (Wynonna). Ensemble cast for other cameo characters, singers ...

Submitted by edg on Tue, 26 Nov '24 7.19am The Edinburgh International Festival may have come first, but generally it's the Fringe that Edinburgh is best-known for. There's really nothing quite like ...