Featured Events in Edinburgh in March, 2024 (May Updated)

Discover the excitement of outdoor animation at the Animated Art Route - Animation Workshop #3 held in Edinburgh at the picturesque Granton Castle Walled Garden on March 10, 2024. Supported by Sustrans through the Artroots fund, this project aims to create captivating outdoor wooden panel animations. Each panel serves as a unique frame in a collective animated loop. The workshop provides a platform for the local community to actively engage in the development process of these animations. Participants will gain insights into the project, share creative ideas, and delve into the animation process. Delight in the opportunity to explore animation firsthand and unleash your creativity. Please note that attendees under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Ensure tickets are reserved accordingly. For further inquiries or to broaden your understanding, contact doska.animation@gmail.com. Immerse yourself in the world of animation at the Animated Art Route - Animation Workshop #3 for an enriching experience.

Alasdair Graham, Partner at David Chipperfield Architects in London, will be presenting at the event "David Chipperfield Architects: Working in historic contexts." During the presentation, he will discuss the practice's approach to working in sensitive urban areas and revitalizing existing buildings to serve new purposes. The focus will be on the environmental and social advantages of reusing structures in historic locations, with specific examples from Edinburgh and London. By showcasing ongoing projects, attendees will gain insights into the thoughtful considerations required when undertaking architectural endeavors in historically significant settings. This event is scheduled to take place on March 11, 2024, at Augustine United Church in Edinburgh, located at 41 George IV Bridge, EH1 1EL. Tickets for the event are priced at £2 - £6, offering a valuable opportunity to delve into the principles and practices of David Chipperfield Architects in the realm of historic preservation and urban renewal.

Experience the thrill of award-winning poetry at Loud Poets Open Mic, held twice a month at the Canons' Gait in Edinburgh. Poets ranging from 8 to 80 have graced our stage, sharing their words in a supportive environment. Each event features a different talented performer, ensuring a unique and engaging experience every time. To participate, sign up in advance through the provided link. Early sign-ups close a week before the event, with any remaining slots filled by random selection on the night. Admission is free for all attendees, making this an accessible and enriching cultural experience. Loud Poets Open Mic is organized by I Am Loud Productions, produced by Bex Bidgood, and hosted by Mark Gallie. Join us on March 11, 2024, at The Canons' Gait to be a part of this vibrant poetry community.

Attend the "Drawing the Contemporary Figure and Portrait" event in Edinburgh, led by Alexandra Beteeva and Anuschka Barlas. This session features a life model and includes tutored guidance. Participants are required to bring their materials to the event. The event will take place on March 12, 2024, at Edinburgh Palette, located at 151 London Road, Edinburgh, EH7 6AE. Immerse yourself in this unique opportunity to refine your drawing skills and capture the essence of the contemporary figure and portrait. Elevate your artistic abilities and explore the art of drawing with renowned professionals in a conducive environment. Enhance your techniques and unleash your creativity in this inspiring setting. Join this enriching experience to expand your artistic horizons and connect with like-minded individuals in the Edinburgh art scene.

Discover the exciting opportunity to take part in the Krav Junior Free Trial Class for teens aged 12-16 years. Hosted by Rencounter KMG, this self-defense session is tailored specifically for teenagers looking to learn essential skills in Krav Maga. The event will be held at the North Merchiston Club in Edinburgh, located at 48 Watson Crescent, EH11 1EP, on Tuesday, March 12, 2024, from 6-7pm. Don't miss this chance to experience a taste of Krav Maga and enhance your self-defense abilities in a safe and supportive environment. Embrace the opportunity to develop valuable techniques and strategies under the guidance of experienced instructors. Take the first step towards building confidence, strength, and awareness by attending this exclusive trial class. Strengthen your self-defense skills and empower yourself with the knowledge to protect yourself effectively. Mark your calendars and join us at the Krav Junior Free Trial Class to kickstart your journey towards mastering Krav Maga.

Join the History of Art Research Seminar Series, chaired by Celeste-Marie Bernier, for a captivating lecture titled "Deconstructing Political Structure in Nigeria: Images, Social Media, and the Obidient Movement". This hybrid lecture will take place on March 14, 2024, at the Hunter Lecture Theatre O.17 in Edinburgh. You have the option to attend in person or online, so be sure to book your ticket in advance. Upon booking, you will receive further details on how to access the lecture. After the lecture, there will be a drinks reception in the Higgitt Gallery, providing an opportunity for networking and discussion. This seminar delves into the extensive use of social media during significant events such as the Occupy protest of 2012 and the Obidient movement in Nigeria during 2022-23. The transformative impact of social media culture on African politics will be explored, focusing on the visual cultural practices produced on social media and their influence on political transformation. The lecture will highlight the deconstruction of dominant political structures through the portrayal of specific public figures as iconic images representing a new political landscape. The ruling elites respond by creating counter-images to undermine these icons, resulting in a complex visual discourse. The Obidient movement, which rallied support for Peter Obi of the Labour Party, will serve as a case study to illustrate the power of social media photo-activism in Nigeria. The seminar will be delivered by Dr. George Emeka Agbo, an esteemed African art scholar from the School of History of Art at the University of Edinburgh. This lecture offers a unique perspective on Nigerian post-independence history, examining social media activist photography as a form of political mobilization. Dr. Agbo's research sheds light on the reconfiguration of power in Nigerian politics and addresses the limitations of political transformation. His ongoing book project has received recognition and support from prestigious institutions, including the Andrew Mellon Fellowship, the Ivan Karp and Corinne Kratz Fund, and the African Humanities Program of the American Council of Learned Societies. To attend this thought-provoking seminar, please book your ticket and make sure to contact eca.events@ed.ac.uk for any access requirements.

Foregrounding the practices of ten emerging Scottish-based artists, this exhibition will survey some of the key concerns confronted by contemporary creative practice. This includes works that examine relations between colonisation and damaged indigenous cultures – pertaining to land rights, ecological systems and the power of dreams; the politics of movement; systems of care; the world of commodities trading and explorations of queer relationships and histories. The second exhibition by Talbot Rice Residents, it will feature artists from the final two cohorts of the programme. Supported by the Freelands Artist Programme, an incredible nationwide project that has supported 80 artists across the UK, propelling them to new heights. Talbot Rice Residents exhibition is supported by Edinburgh College of Art and Freelands Foundation.

Experience an intimate evening filled with songs and stories brought to you by the unique voices of Marina Rolink and Anna Leyden at The Corner Room event. Marina Rolink, a singer-songwriter from Glasgow, captivates audiences with heartfelt songs on guitar and piano, showcasing her emotive vocal style inspired by legends like Joni Mitchell. Meanwhile, Anna Leyden, an Irish singer-songwriter, infuses rhythmic piano into her music, drawing influence from iconic artists such as Kate Bush and Carole King. This event will take place on Saturday, March 16, 2024, at Hope City Church Edinburgh located at 17F South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 9EB. The evening begins at 20:00, providing a space for guests to enjoy the melodic talents of these two remarkable musicians. Accessible via bus and tram stops, and with plenty of on-street parking available, attendees can look forward to a memorable evening filled with captivating performances. This event will be filmed, so please reach out if you prefer not to be on camera. Tickets are priced at £11.55.

"Once Upon a Raindrop - Sensory Performance (12 pm)" is a delightful and engaging event designed for young children and their caregivers. Hosted by Atopon Theatre, this interactive performance will take place on Saturday, March 16, 2024, at 12:00 pm at the Newington Library in Edinburgh. Step into a world of imagination and discovery as you follow the whimsical journey of a raindrop. This unique experience will captivate your senses and transport you to a realm where endless possibilities exist. Suitable for children aged 1-3, this one-of-a-kind event promises to provide an unforgettable sensory adventure. Please note that tickets for this enchanting performance have already been sold out. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the magic of "Once Upon a Raindrop - Sensory Performance (12 pm)."

Experience an unforgettable evening of stand-up comedy at the Edinburgh City Funny Club on Saturday 16th March. Hosted at the Edinburgh City FC Social Club, located at 74 Lochend Rd South, Edinburgh, EH7 6DR, this event promises a diverse range of comedic styles that will leave you in stitches. Prepare to immerse yourself in a night filled with laughter, joy, and pure entertainment as talented comedians take the stage to deliver an evening of daftness and humor. The event kicks off at 7:00 PM, and tickets are available for just £4, offering exceptional value for a night of quality entertainment. Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and enjoy a night of laughter in the heart of Edinburgh. Mark your calendars and secure your tickets for a cracking night of stand-up comedy that is sure to leave you wanting more.

Join the Mind // Muscle Mastery: The Strong Men Workshop, a mastery workshop specifically designed for men seeking to enhance their mental and physical strength. If you're feeling depleted and struggling to achieve your fitness goals, this transformative workshop is a must. Taking place at the renowned [EN]GAGE Sports and Fitness Centre in Edinburgh, this workshop offers an exciting opportunity to build both your mind and muscle. During this session, attendees will delve into a range of physical and mental training tools carefully crafted to optimize performance. Whether you're a fitness novice beginning your journey or a seasoned gym enthusiast, this workshop equips you with valuable skills and knowledge to revolutionize your health and fitness. Take advantage of this exceptional and unique experience, unparalleled elsewhere. Mind // Muscle Mastery: The Strong Men Workshop promises to elevate your health and fitness to new heights. Reserve your spot now and secure your chance to cultivate serious strength, resilience, and peak physical and mental performance. Don't miss out on this exclusive event happening on March 17, 2024. Tickets are priced at £27.79. Note: This paragraph has been optimized for search engines and aims to attract visitors interested in the Mind // Muscle Mastery: The Strong Men Workshop.

Ardent Consulting Engineers, in collaboration with Women in Planning, is pleased to present the 'Try Curling' networking event in Edinburgh. This event offers a unique opportunity for participants to experience the traditional Scottish sport of curling, guided by a certified instructor. The company's commitment to supporting Team Seftor, a junior girls curling team from Edinburgh, is showcased through this initiative, where Women in Planning members are invited to partake. Attendees are advised that their involvement in the event entails inherent risks such as travel and physical activity. It is important to note that Ardent, the Event Organiser, and the Women in Planning Network bear no responsibility for any inconveniences, expenses, losses, or damages encountered by participants. The event is scheduled for March 18, 2024, at Curl Edinburgh, located at 13A Riversdale Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 5XN. Admission is free, and in the event of insufficient interest, the activity may be rescheduled later in the year to allow for better planning.

This workshop, titled "Using poetry to communicate about research," provides valuable guidance on effectively utilizing poetry as a tool to convey research findings to diverse audiences. Led by Dr. Sam Illingworth, an Associate Professor at Edinburgh Napier University and a renowned authority in the realm of poetry, research, and pedagogy, this hands-on workshop will equip participants with the necessary skills to employ poetry as an engaging and impactful method of public engagement. Dr. Illingworth is the founder of Consilience, the world's pioneering science and poetry journal, further highlighting his expertise in this domain. By attending this workshop, researchers will gain insights into the various ways in which poetry can be harnessed to disseminate and foster dialogue about their research. The event will take place on March 18, 2024, at the Medical School (Old Medical School) located at Teviot Place, Edinburgh. Admission to the workshop is free, presenting an invaluable opportunity for researchers to enhance their communication skills and broaden the reach of their work.

Join the Edinburgh Center for International and Global Law, CRITIQUE, and the Project on Decolonising Counselling and Psychotherapy for the book launch of "The Rebel's Clinic: The Revolutionary Lives of Frantz Fanon" by Adam Shatz. This event will take place at Edinburgh Law School, located at South Bridge, Edinburgh, EH8 9YL. The book launch will feature a conversation between Adam Shatz and Dr Nida Alahmad, a Lecturer in the Politics and International Relations of the Middle East. The discussion will be chaired by Rhea Gandhi, a Phd Candidate in Counselling Studies. "The Rebel's Clinic" provides a captivating biography of Frantz Fanon, a Martinique-born psychiatrist and philosopher who played a significant role in the fight against French colonial rule. Fanon's groundbreaking work, including "Black Skin, White Masks" and "The Wretched of the Earth," continues to shape our understanding of race and the legacy of colonialism. Adam Shatz, the US editor of The London Review of Books, delves into Fanon's life and ideas, offering a nuanced exploration of his enduring influence. This book launch is an opportunity to engage with the profound relevance of Fanon's work in today's world, where discussions surrounding racism and the consequences of colonialism are more crucial than ever. Entry to the event is free, and it will be held on March 18, 2024. Don't miss this chance to gain insight into the revolutionary life and ideas of Frantz Fanon.

Join Stuart Gray, Derek Butcher, and Jillian Snedden as they discuss the incredible history of Knockhill Racing Circuit in Scotland. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, this renowned motorsport center has a rich and fascinating story to tell. In their upcoming event on Thursday, March 21st at 7pm, Stuart, Derek, and Jillian will take us on a journey through the past five decades, sharing thrilling anecdotes and breathtaking moments from the world of racing. From humble beginnings as a stretch of farmland, Knockhill has become a legendary race track that has seen some of the biggest names in motorsport. With stunning photographs capturing the excitement of the last 50 years, the official anniversary book, Knockhill: 50 Years of Racing, showcases the courage and determination required to succeed in this high-octane industry. Don't miss out on this opportunity to relive the triumphs and challenges of the past, while also looking forward to a future filled with more thrilling motorsport action. Stephen Jardine will be moderating the conversation, delving into the highs and lows of both the racing and business aspects of Knockhill. This event is a must-attend for racing enthusiasts and anyone interested in the history of Scottish motorsport. Get your tickets now, starting at £3, and secure a seat at Blackwell's Bookshop in Edinburgh. And if you can't make it to the event, don't worry - you can still get a signed copy of Knockhill: 50 Years of Racing by contacting the Blackwell's events team. Don't miss this chance to be a part of motorsport history!

Williams is a Glasgow-based artist who has become known for a visual arts practice that explores themes of race, queerness, memory and history. A key concern that he addresses in his work is the absence of representation and how this can be perpetuated by formal histories and archives. For Williams, memory is something that has to be worked on constantly for hidden histories to be revealed, retold, celebrated and preserved. In Consideration of Our Times features a selection of entirely new colour and black & white self-portraits and landscapes which Williams describes as being, “in a state of constant loss”. The methodical, slower-paced process of analogue photography, using a darkroom to bring pictures to life from photographic negatives, is something that Williams values. All the work on display has been produced in the publicly accessible photography darkrooms at Stills and at Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow.

Attend the Susan Manning Memorial Lecture 2024 featuring Professor Yoon Sun Lee from Wellesley College, Massachusetts. The lecture titled "Race, Labor, and Gratitude: Austen, Edgeworth, and the West Indies" delves into the interplay between race, labor, and narrative in British literature around 1800. Professor Lee explores how different forms of labor in novels by Jane Austen and Maria Edgeworth are intertwined with social constructs such as gratitude. Drawing on historical contexts, the talk raises thought-provoking questions about the complexities of labor and racial ideologies during this period. Yoon Sun Lee is a distinguished author with publications in various esteemed journals and books. As the President of the International Society for the Study of Narrative in 2024 and the Anne Pierce Rogers Professor of English at Wellesley College, her expertise in literature and narrative theory is widely recognized. The Susan Manning Memorial Lecture honors the legacy of the late Professor Susan Manning, a prominent figure in English literature and Transatlantic studies. This year's event will take place at the University of Edinburgh's 50 George Square Lecture Theatre (G.03) on March 22, 2024, offering free admission to all attendees.

Experience an enchanting Queer Poetry Evening at Kafe Kweer in Edinburgh. Immerse yourself in a serene late afternoon showcase featuring talented local queer poets and captivating performances. Hosted by the charismatic Mystika Glamoor, this intimate poetry event offers a unique platform for both seasoned poets and aspiring writers. The evening includes a special open mic session where audience members can share their own literary creations in a welcoming atmosphere. This is an excellent opportunity to test new material and receive valuable feedback from a small, attentive audience. While enjoying the poetry and performances, guests can indulge in a delightful selection of food and beverages, including seasonal specials, available throughout the event. Don't miss this extraordinary gathering of creativity and expression on March 23, 2024, at Kafe Kweer (Formerly The Greenwood) located at 5 St. Peter's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH3 9PG. Tickets are priced between £9.38 and £11.55.

Get ready to witness a mind-blowing display of urban art at "Graffiti Evolutions"! happening on March 23, 2024, in Edinburgh at the renowned Edinburgh Palette. This event will showcase the evolution of graffiti as a powerful form of artistic expression. Located at ArtyFarty Art @ Edinburgh Palette, Studio 6.08 151 London Road, Edinburgh, EH7 6AE, this extravaganza promises to mesmerize attendees with its vibrant colors and thought-provoking designs. With a ticket price of £28, art enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the creativity and innovation of graffiti artists pushing boundaries and redefining the art scene. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the dynamic evolution of graffiti art at "Graffiti Evolutions"!

Learn the art of lino cutting and printing with skilled printmaker and experienced tutor Anupa Gardner at the Introduction to Lino Printing workshop in EDINBURGH. This workshop is a perfect opportunity to discover the creative joys of lino cutting and printing, making it an ideal gift for Mother's Day or a memorable experience to share with a loved one. Participants will delve into various mark-making techniques on easy-cut or traditional lino using gouges to carve A5 blocks. Discover a straightforward registration method, master the use of lino cutting gouges, transfer images onto blocks, and handprint on colored paper using barens or spoons. Feel free to bring a sketch or digital printout (max size A5) or utilize the provided resource prints. Taking place on March 23, 2024, at Birchwood Art Studio, the 4-hour workshop includes a lunch break. All materials and refreshments will be provided, so simply bring a pinny and enjoy a day of artistic exploration. Secure your spot for £54.88 and unleash your creativity under the guidance of Anupa Gardner.

Discover the art of lino printing at the Lino Printing for Beginners Workshop in Edinburgh. Held at the Abbeymount Techbase on March 23, 2024, this workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to lino printing. Delve into the history of this craft, learn how to use the tools effectively, explore various mark-making techniques, and experiment with different block, ink, and paper options. The workshop, priced at £55, is ideal for beginners and individuals looking to enhance their lino printing skills in a supportive environment. With a maximum of 6 to 7 participants, a minimum of 3 bookings are required for the workshop to proceed. Immerse yourself in this 4-hour session starting at 2pm, where you will create your unique block designs to take home. All materials and light refreshments will be provided, ensuring a fulfilling and educational experience. Don't miss this opportunity to unleash your creativity and master the art of lino printing.

Discover the enriching world of printmaking using the gel transfer process at the upcoming event, "Printmaking Using Gel Image Transfer - Simple, Accessible and Fun" in Edinburgh on March 24, 2024. Led by Edinburgh Artist, Keith Paton, participants will delve into creating unique artworks by transferring images from photocopies, drawings, or laser prints onto various surfaces using clear acrylic gel medium. This 4-hour workshop invites all adults, from beginners to experienced artists, to explore the theme of "Being Safe" and produce thought-provoking pieces in response. By layering different components like magazine clippings and pencil drawings, attendees will craft impactful artworks with a distinctive aesthetic quality. Essential materials will be provided, including acrylic gel medium, acrylic paint, and brushes. Bring your creativity and ideas to this engaging workshop, where you can print digital images from your devices for your compositions. Embrace this opportunity to express yourself creatively and connect with others through the power of art. Secure your spot for £35 at 58 Ratcliffe Terrace, Edinburgh.

Experience the magic of "The Magician's Ghost" at The Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh on March 25, 2024. This captivating play, written by acclaimed author Oliver Giggins, delves into a unique friendship between magician Harry Houdini and writer HP Lovecraft. Set against the backdrop of mysterious events in Egypt, the story unravels the intertwining of reality and the supernatural. Tickets for this exclusive Rehearsed Reading/ Work in Progress performance are Pay What You Can, ranging from £7.21 to £13.70. As seating is limited, please arrive early to secure your spot. The venue opens at 7pm, with the show restricted to audiences over 18 years old. Remember, tickets are non-refundable except in the event of cancellation. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to witness a tale that transcends time and genres, celebrating Houdini's 150th birth anniversary. Immerse yourself in the world of "The Magician's Ghost" and be prepared to be spellbound by a performance that will leave a lasting impression.

Delve into reciprocal relationships within compost ecologies to explore how multi-species interdependencies shape our future. This workshop led by Courtney Stoddart, a published poet and performer, will guide participants through creative writing exercises celebrating our shared reliance on earthworms and compost ecologies. The resulting texts will be shared at Worm Appreciation Day on April 13th and featured in the Compost and Castings digital publication on Lauriston Farm's website this Summer. This event is tailored for adults aged 16+ interested in creative writing and ecological arts, regardless of experience level. Attendees are encouraged to bring warm layers for the indoor workshop, situated on a working farm in Edinburgh. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be provided, and ticket pricing operates on a solidarity basis with suggested donation amounts. This workshop is part of the Compost and Castings events program, supported by the Plant Health Centre, aiming to develop plant health and biosecurity resources for the community.

Join the March Drink and Draw Life Printing event at The Safari Lounge in Edinburgh on Wednesday, March 27th. This relaxed and informal figure drawing session offers a unique twist with monoprinting. Experience the excitement of working quickly from the model and allowing your drawing skills to loosen up. Printmaking will produce unexpected and one-of-a-kind results, ranging from bold statements to ghostly impressions. Discover the incidental qualities and textural possibilities of printmaking, giving your drawing a new and exciting twist. Throughout the class, the model will strike dynamic poses, lasting no longer than 5 minutes each, allowing for prolific drawing. Although the class is mostly untutored, it will begin with a brief monoprinting demonstration and provide helpful drawing tips from the host. The host will also be available to offer advice and discuss the artwork if requested. All necessary materials will be provided for the session, making it easy for attendees to simply show up and enjoy the experience. Tickets for this event are priced at £22.38, which includes the model fee and all printmaking materials. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the world of monoprinting and enhance your drawing skills.

Discover the art of crafting large cardboard puppets at the upcoming Big Cardboard Puppet Making event in Edinburgh. Taking place at Lauriston Farm, participants will gather at the Community Portacabin, accessible via the Toby Carvery car park. On March 28, attendees will collaborate to design and construct a massive earthworm puppet using paper mache. The second session on April 2 will focus on assembling, articulating, and painting the puppet. This workshop welcomes adults aged 16 and above, regardless of prior experience in puppet making. Remember to dress warmly for the indoor workshop, as the venue is situated on a working farm. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be provided for participants. Admission is free, but space is limited, so be sure to secure your spot. Mark your calendars for the Worm Appreciation Day on April 13, where you can showcase your puppeteering skills and celebrate the culmination of the Compost and Castings events series. This initiative is supported by the Plant Health Centre, fostering community engagement in plant health and biosecurity.

Experience a rejuvenating yoga session at the lululemon Edinburgh store on George Street. Be guided by lululemon ambassador Dee McQueen in a free all-levels yoga class. The event will take place on March 28th, starting at 6:00 pm for arrival, with the yoga session commencing at 6:15 pm until 7:15 pm. Mats will be provided, but feel free to bring your own if preferred. As space is limited, kindly ensure to cancel your spot if unable to attend, allowing others to join in. For aspiring yoga teachers or those recently certified, this is a chance to gain experience by assisting Dee. Express your interest to an in-store educator or contact Dee directly at deemcqueenyoga@gmail.com. Don't miss this opportunity to practice and grow in a supportive environment. Join us at lululemon Edinburgh for an enriching yoga experience.

Experience the excitement of improv comedy at the Big Friendly Improv Jam in Edinburgh. This event welcomes participants of all skill levels to join in the fun. Simply add your name to the hat for a chance to perform, or come and enjoy the show as a spectator. Whether you are a seasoned performer or a newcomer to the stage, everyone is encouraged to participate. Groups can also sign up for a short performance slot. The event will kick off at 19:30 on March 29, 2024, at the cinema room located in Banshee Labyrinth. Doors open at 19:15 for this free event, providing a platform for partners or groups to showcase their improv skills based on audience suggestions. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a night of spontaneous comedy and creativity at the Big Friendly Improv Jam.

Experience the Wee Spoke Hub Peloton at Edinburgh Critical Mass, a monthly gathering on the last Saturday of every month. Take advantage of a complimentary bike check at the Wee Spoke Hub located at 13 Guthrie Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JG, before the event. No reservations needed. Simply gather outside the Wee Spoke Hub starting at 13:00 for a thorough bicycle safety inspection. Join fellow cyclists as you ride to the Meadows together, arriving in time for the commencement of Edinburgh Critical Mass at 14:00. Embrace the opportunity to have a great time while making a positive impact on the world. This free event is scheduled for March 30, 2024. Don't miss out on this chance to be part of the Wee Spoke Hub Peloton at Edinburgh Critical Mass.