The Orchestra's Music Director, Thomas Søndergård, when telling us he was a mere young tympanist in the Royal Danish ...

The Edinburgh Wedding fair has been running bi-annually at the Corn Exchange since 2003. It has grown to become the largest must attend event for Brides and Grooms in the East of Scotland. Blushing ...

Synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys will headline Edinburgh's Hogmanay "Concert in the Gardens" on Saturday, 31st December. Tickets go on sale this Friday. The evergreen duo of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, ...

In the centre of Ottawa sits the large building that houses Canada's National Arts Centre. Built in 1969 there's car parking underneath for 950. They are needed, for as President and Chief Executive ...

St Andrew's House is the H.Q. of the Scottish Government, found East of Princes Street on the south side of Calton Hill. Built on the site of the old Calton Jail, the imposing Orwellian hulk was the ...

As the nights draw in, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival celebrates the art of yarn-spinning and tale-telling. The festival's hub is the award-winning Scottish Storytelling Centre on ...

Upright Gallery is a small, private gallery at the edge of Bruntsfield Links exhibiting contemporary art. Graphic designer Ian Farmer set up the gallery in April 2017, and he runs a design business at ...

Adam House spans four Theatre seats about 160 and has a proscenium-arch stage with extensive wings. The upholstery is a little threadbare, but it’s a comfortable and well-proportioned theatre offering ...

This was a lunchtime concert to remind us that it is twenty five years since Han Gál died. From 1945 until his retirement he was a member of the music teaching staff of Edinburgh University. Born in ...

The name Bow-Tow is given to men and women who hail from the old fishing village Newhaven and symbolises their relationship between the land and sea. In celebration of a vibrant community and its ...

Edinburgh’s Royal Mile is increasingly littered with pricey “tourist trap” restaurants, singing gastronomic hymns to a mythical Brigadoon version of Scotland where the merest mention of bagpipes, ...

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