Featured Events in Edinburgh in August, 2025 (July Updated)

The Cold War was a 40-year nuclear stand-off between the USA and the Soviet Union after the Second World War. Scotland’s unique landscape provided a useful base for Allied military preparations and research. The impact of the war still lingers in Scottish politics, culture and memory. Scots played an active role in the global conflict as soldiers within intelligence services and as part of voluntary civil defences. The exhibition will draw on Scotland’s rich history of Cold War-era protest and activism. Cold War Scotland is an output of Materialising the Cold War, a collaborative research project between National Museums Scotland and the University of Stirling. The project explores how the Cold War heritage is represented and how museums can adapt to tell this story in future. Materialising the Cold War is funded by a major grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

This is the first exhibition of its kind to show primate taxidermy specimens behaving as they would in the wild. 'Monkeys: Our Primate Family' brings together more than 50 taxidermy specimens, including monkeys, apes, lemurs and lorises. Specimens on display include the Barbary Macaque, Western Lowland Gorilla, and ring-tailed Lemur.

Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years will take over the upper and lower galleries in the Royal Scottish Academy building for the summer. Based in Scotland, Goldsworthy (born 1956) is internationally famous for his extraordinary work with natural materials. The exhibition showcases over 200 works such as photographs, sculptures and expansive new installations built in-situ.

Celebrate a night of Harry Lauder with one of Scotland’s most entertaining performers when this well-known singer and broadcaster, Jamie MacDougall, brings the 5 star production of ‘ Lauder ’ to Portobello Town Hall, Edinburgh. Jamie, an Ambassador for Erskine Veterans Charity, shines the spotlight on a remarkable entertainer, Sir Harry Lauder, who raised a million pounds for returning servicemen after WW1. The royalties from Lauder’s iconic songs continue to provide funds for Erskine today. All profits will be donated to the charity. Share the passion for the man and his music - a life of song and laughter - the show tells the incredible story of one of Scotland’s original superstars and philanthropists who, by 1911, had become the world’s highest paid performer. I love a Lassie, Roamin’ in the Gloamin’, The End of the Road - come along and pay tribute to this remarkable man and his Scottish songbook. Jamie’s powerful and passionate performance will have you roarin’ in the aisles! Information Source: eventbrite

Build strength, flexibility, fitness and endurance, grow as an aerial yogi in just one week! Cultivate strength and control with a week-long bootcamp series of aerial yoga classes in August 2025!The bootcamp is divided into four days of classes spread across a week (see below for dates and times). You can book onto any number of these classes individually, or all together for the full bootcamp with a little discount. The first three days are general-level with a focus on building strength. The Saturday class is the culmination of the bootcamp and classified as an intermediate class. If you have done the three days you will be fine in day 4. If you have concerns about level, email me any questions at consciousyoga.uk@gmail.com BOOTCAMP BREAKDOWNDAY 1 - MONDAY 4TH AUGUST, 6-7.30PM: general-level class focusing on arms, upper body, chest opening DAY 2 -WEDNESDAY 6TH AUGUST, 6-7.30PM: general-level class focusing on abs, core strength, back bends DAY 3 - THURSDAY 7TH AUGUST, 5.30-7PM: general-level class focusing on legs, bum, hamstring and hip flexibility DAY 4 - SATURDAY 9TH AUGUST, 9.15-10.45AM: intermediate-level class with a whole-body focus, some complex wraps Information Source: Conscious Yoga | eventbrite

​Compositions by the winners of the 2025 Sacred Music Scottish Young Composers Competition will be performed by the Sacred Arts Festival Singers, director Calum Robertson. The recital includes additional music by Paul Mealor LVO, Principal Adjudicator of the competition and celebrated royal composer, who will talk about composing sacred music and comment on both the winning and the highly commended pieces. Information Source: Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts | eventbrite

Discover the rich spiritual and architectural heritage of Scotland with a captivating walking tour of hidden gems in the tapestry of Edinburgh’s historic churches. This is our first tour in Scotland. Nestled in the heart of the city, Sacred Heart stands as a stunning example of Jesuit architecture, with its ornate interior, beautiful stained glass windows, and peaceful ambiance offering a serene retreat from the bustling streets. Just a short walk away, Old Saint Paul’s, the oldest Episcopal church in Edinburgh, captivates visitors with its rich gothic revival design, dramatic arches, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere steeped in history. Together, these sacred sites offer a profound glimpse into Edinburgh’s diverse religious tapestry, blending architectural splendour with deep spiritual significance. We’re partnering with Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts . We’ll arrive at Old Saint Paul’s in time for a lunchtime recital ‘Art Songs and Lieder on Sacred Themes (soprano and piano). There is also an exhibition ‘Discovering the Fabric of Faith’ which you’ll have plenty of time to view. The tour will take place on Tuesday 12 August , starting at 10.30am at Sacred Heart Church . Tickets cost £45 per person (plus online booking fees), including a tour at each church, a ticket for the recital and exhibition viewing. The recital and tour will end at 2.15pm when you will then be able to continue to view the exhibition or leave for lunch. This tour will involve around 20 minutes of walking. This event will raise funds for the work of the National Churches Trust, supporting churches, chapels and meeting houses across the UK. ----- Please note: this tour takes place during the Edinburgh Festival, when public spaces, venues and group refreshments providers are booked far in advance. Therefore, we are not be able to provide hot refreshments or lunch. We will provide a bottle of water and snacks. Jesuit Church of the Sacred Heart On the edge of Edinburgh’s historic old town, the building was opened in 1860. It is home to the largest Stations of the Cross in Europe, each being 5m x 2.5m. They were created for the church between 1871 and 1874 by Bavarian artist, Peter Rauth (1828-96). In 1957, a mural was painted in the church above the altar. It was designed by Derek Clarke, a lecturer at the Edinburgh School of Art. https://edinburghjesuit.org.uk/stationsofcross Old Saint Paul’s   Although the present building dates from the 19th century, Old Saint Paul’s stands on the site of the original home of the Scottish Episcopal Church in Edinburgh.   Over many years, the church has accumulated an exceptionally rich collection of church vestments, hangings and linens. Beautiful cloth, intricate embroidery and superb needlework can bring a distinctive artistic dimension to Christian faith in the practice of worship. Expert guides will be on hand during our visit to explain the symbolism skillfully embodied in fabric, and the religious ceremonies in which these magnificent items are regularly used.  https://www.osp.org.uk/who-we-are/our-history/    Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts   - Sunday 10 to Saturday 16 August 2025   Celebrating the rich Christian tradition in music, visual art, poetry, drama and architecture for one week in August. Full programme to be released 7 February: https://www.edinburghsacredartsfestival.org/     We highly recommend staying in Edinburgh to enjoy more festival highlights, or visit the more well know churches and cathedrals in the city.  Information Source: National Churches Trust | eventbrite

With caller Ken Gourlay and ceilidh band. Soft drinks £1. All dances walked through and called. Good exercise and great fun. It's so joyful - Japanese tourist. Please try to arrive before 8pm as we have a 5-minute warm-up at 8pm to reduce the risk of injuries Mobile phones and tablets: taking photos or videos is OK but if you need to answer / make a call / text / browse etc. (musicians find this very rude) please do so outside the dance room in the foyer No high heels please edinburghceilidhs.net ken@edinburghceilidhs.net 0131 339 5374 (24 hours) After the ceilidh - up to half an hour - FREE to ceilidh attendees: Interactive chat and jokes about ceilidhs, Auld Lang Syne, Robert Burns, Edinburgh, Scotland, the Scottish, England, your country? Tell jokes yourself. Improve your English and Scots. Information Source: Ken Gourlay | eventbrite

Polly has to become a boy in a hurry. Cutting off her hair and wearing trousers is easy. Learning to fart and belch in public will take more time. And now she's enlisted in the army. But there's a war on. There's always a war on. And Polly and her fellow recruits are suddenly in the thick of it, without any training, and the enemy is hunting them. And as they take the war to the heart of the enemy, they have to use all the resources of the Monstrous Regiment. The only authority is Sergeant Jackrum, a nightmare in a red coat, Falstaff reborn as the god of war! With live music and an immersive atmosphere, Monstrous Regiment is the perfect introduction to Terry Pratchett and a night of theatre like no other. Staged in the Main Hall of Craigmillar Castle, come and be immersed in the war for Borogravia. With authentic Napoleonic uniforms our cast bring the Discworld to life once again in the most unique setting yet. Adapted from one of Terry Pratchett’s most beloved and enduring novels, the title taken from John Knox’s famous misogynist paper, it is inspired in part by famed Edinburgh-based Military Surgeon, Dr James Barry, who upon his death was discovered to have been assigned female at birth. The play explores themes of gender expression and identity, as well as being staunchly anti-war, with the dark trench humour you would expect of Pratchett. Strawmoddie Theatre are one of Edinburgh's most exciting grassroots companies, having had five previous successes with Terry Pratchett adaptations; Guards! Guards!, Hogfather, Men at Arms, Going Postal and Feet of Clay. Adapted for the stage by Stephen Briggs. Praise for Strawmoddie: “The whole production really is a triumph. Brilliant entertainment. Signed, sealed and delivered.” Going Postal, All Edinburgh Theatre **** “Strawmoddie continues to carve out an appreciative audience who longingly await their next performance. Men at Arms’ pacing and character development sets a high quality for the team to deliver with their future shows. And we eagerly await another visit to the Discworld.” Men at Arms, Corr Blimey **** “This is a theatre like no other. Top quality acting, genuine chemistry between the leads, creative staging, supportive sound and the sumptuous costumes all hit the spot.” Amadeus, Fringe Review **** “The applause echoes out to an empty stage, a tribute to this brilliantly told warning from history and not to the very human monsters it portrays.” Conspiracy, British Theatre Guide ***** “Conspiracy is an important reminder that (evil) is done by people, with deniability, rules, purpose, and sometimes even shame, but done none the less.” Conspiracy, North West End ***** Conspiracy is, sadly, a very necessary piece of theatre: a warning to beware those in power who choose to ignore history, thus condemning us to repeat it. Conspiracy, All Edinburgh Theatre ***** Information Source: Strawmoddie Theatre | eventbrite

AC/DC and The Pretty Reckless are set to electrify Edinburgh with an unforgettable performance at Murrayfield Stadium on August 21, 2025. Known for their high-energy shows and legendary status in rock music, AC/DC will share the stage with the dynamic and powerful The Pretty Reckless, creating a night of unparalleled rock excellence. This event promises to be a monumental occasion for rock enthusiasts, with tickets priced at 480 GBP or 204 USD. Murrayfield Stadium, located in the heart of Edinburgh, will serve as the perfect backdrop for this epic concert, offering a spacious and iconic venue for fans to experience the raw power and charisma of these two phenomenal bands. Don't miss the chance to witness rock history in the making at AC/DC, The Pretty Reckless Edinburgh.

Young people across Scotland have created a dazzling range of artworks for this exhibition. Supported by our team of artists, groups of children have made inspiring installations, while individuals have responded to an open call to share their art with the world. Young visitors to the exhibition can also get inspired and make their own mark by sending in their art. All artworks by 3 to 18-year-olds, living in Scotland, submitted to our online gallery before October will be added to a looped, digital display in the exhibition.

The exhibition sheds light on behind-the-scenes processes, from photographers’ handwritten annotations to correspondence with members of the Royal Family and their staff, revealing the stories behind some of the most celebrated photographs ever taken of the Royal Family.

Explore the creation and use of maps during the Second World War. Discover their use through personal stories, photography, and memorabilia. Between 1939 and 1945 over 3 billion maps were produced for the Allied, Soviet and German forces. Used to navigate the jungles of south-east Asia or for devising an escape plan, the maps on display are now mementoes. Maps kept alongside medals and photographs to say ‘I was there.’ You'll find aerial photography, war diaries, and even a fashionable dress made from escape and evasion maps. The exhibition introduces us to a Prisoner of War, an RAF pilot, a Brigadier and an army chaplain through the maps they kept as a memory of their war service.

Riley, Milo, Hussein, Nate and November are back at the Fringe for another hour of madcap Fringe fun in the era of Capitulating Keir and the Chicago Pope. ROOM: Monkey Barrel 3 DOORS: 23:10 START: 23:20 END: 00:30 Information Source: Trashfuture Podcast | eventbrite

Funny, but is it true? Three headline comedians step on stage. Two are telling the truth, one is a big fat liar. Can you tell who...? The award-winning interactive comedy compilation sell-out show returns to a brand-new air-conditioned venue on the Grassmarket! The perfect show for fans of BBC's Would I Lie To You? Total sell-out 2023, so book early! Check out our socials for clips from last years show - TikTok, YouTube, Instagram & Snapchat Information Source: Simon Caine | eventbrite

#SIXTIMESOPENFILM | EDINBURGH | THE SCOTSMAN CINEMA | 15.08.25 The private screening of the #SIXTIMESOPENFILM in EDINBURGH. . 🎬 The film documents the true story of one family’s and fraternal twins journey through a 6th heart surgery and beyond. | By Earle Films, Jonathan & David Stretton-Downes | DocuShort made in #newcastle #sixtimesopenfilm ❤️ . INVITE ONLY. DRESS: SMART TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk0vKserNss WEBSITE: www.sixtimesopenfilm.com SOCIAL: https://www.instagram.com/sixtimesopenfilm/ PARTNERS: https://sixtimesopenfilm.com/partners/ ___________ SYNOPSIS: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM Heart surgery is brutal. A physical, and psychological assault, with a signature calling card, a scar. It changes everything, your breakfast, your routine, your life. It not only affects the individual but also the family that waits in the vacuum created, as time stands still. One is rare. Six is unheard of. With exclusive access, we follow the true story of one family’s journey into heart surgery for the sixth time. ___________ CONTACT: info@sixtimesopenfilm.com HASHTAG: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM FOLLOW: @SIXTIMESOPENFILM RUNNING ORDER: PHOTOS INTRO & WELCOME FILM SCREENING Q&A DRINKS LEGACY FUND & FILM FESTIVALS: We are actively sharing this film at film festivals from 2026 , and also have setup an annual event in the future to raise funds for heart awareness and remember JSD with for family and friends. ___________ Don't miss out on this special screening on 15TH AUGUST 2025. Information Source: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM | eventbrite

#SIXTIMESOPENFILM | EDINBURGH | CAMEO CINEMA | 01.83.25 The private screening of the #SIXTIMESOPENFILM in EDINBURGH. . 🎬 The film documents the true story of one family’s journey through a 6th heart surgery. | By Earle Films, Jonathan & David Stretton-Downes | DocuShort made in #newcastle #sixtimesopenfilm ❤️ . INVITE ONLY. DRESS: SMART TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wk0vKserNss WEBSITE: www.sixtimesopenfilm.com SOCIAL: https://www.instagram.com/sixtimesopenfilm/ PARTNERS: https://sixtimesopenfilm.com/partners/ ___________ SYNOPSIS: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM Heart surgery is brutal. A physical, and psychological assault, with a signature calling card, a scar. It changes everything, your breakfast, your routine, your life. It not only affects the individual but also the family that waits in the vacuum created, as time stands still. One is rare. Six is unheard of. With exclusive access, we follow the true story of one family’s journey into heart surgery for the sixth time. ___________ CONTACT: info@sixtimesopenfilm.com HASHTAG: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM FOLLOW: @SIXTIMESOPENFILM RUNNING ORDER: PHOTOS INTRO & WELCOME FILM SCREENING Q&A DRINKS LEGACY FUND & FILM FESTIVALS: We are actively sharing this film at film festivals from April onwards, and also have setup an annual event in the future to raise funds for heart awareness and remember JSD with for family and friends. ___________ Don't miss out on this special screening on 1ST AUGUST 2025. Information Source: #SIXTIMESOPENFILM | eventbrite

Meet ClunieClouds in the Meadows Park to enjoy family yoga this August. Spend the first morning of the Edinburgh festival barefoot on the grass under the trees ( or on a mat if you prefer) with an hour of stretching and resting together with your child, and carry some peace with you into the weekend. This class is aimed at 3 - 6 year olds and their adult - but siblings welcome too. We'll have : An animal yoga story ( bring your favouite small soft toy) Sun salutations Pom pom yoga The magic carpet savasana rest and relax Information Source: Clunie Phipps | eventbrite

Hey, Edinburgh! When was the last time you did something completely spontaneous? Our series groups together complete strangers for a fun day out. That's right, you sign up, and we book the restaurant. We know life can get busy. Don't forget to spend time making new friends! Don't do city life alone and build your community with us. This project is to host dinners in 100 major cities to combat loneliness while supporting locally owned businesses. We are dedicating 25% of sales towards charity or GoFundMe page at the end of each month. How does it work? -After you register, you'll be emailed an introduction message including a quick questionnaire regarding age, dietary restrictions, hobbies, and interests that we use to select restaurants for the night's group. -At the end of the month, we'll share sales reports with attendees and detail how we are utilizing 25% of sales towards social good. *Your registration does not include your individual food and drink purchases. *These outings are intended to help people make friends . These are not singles gatherings . Our vision is simple: we take the no gimmicks approach to networking. No need for yet another app to take up space on your phone - just four walls and a roof and good food for people to connect :) We coordinate with you directly, human-to-human. If you have any more questions, please contact ermantourageimpact@gmail.com ! Brought to you by event series Ermantourage . You can also take a look at our main event calendar via Posh for coffee meets, evening hangouts, and more! Information Source: Ermantourage Europe & US | eventbrite

Award-winning pianist-conductor Matthew Shiel leads his acclaimed jazz band on a swinging, toe-tapping odyssey through blues, Berlin cabaret, ragtime and New York jazz piano improv with poignant storytelling – by candlelight. Programme includes Joplin’s The Entertainer, Brubeck’s Take 5, Gershwin’s showstopper Rhapsody in Blue and cabaret music by the Jewish composer Erwin Schulhoff (1894 – 1942) – who for the ‘crime’ of composing jazz was murdered by the Third Reich. “enchanting…amusing, enlightening stories” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Edinburgh Guide)“artistic director Matthew Shiel shone” (ThreeWeeks) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ “ripping good yarn” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (BingeFringe) PROGRAMME Take 5 and Unsquared Dance – Dave Brubeck The Entertainer, Spotlight Rag and Stoptime Rag (from his complete Rags) – Scott Joplin Blues, Chanson and Charleston (from Cinq Études de Jazz) – Erwin Schulhoff Rhapsody in Blue – George Gershwin Matthew Shiel 'Matthew Shiel shone' (Three Weeks) and 'Matthew Shiel 'composed' a most enchanting concert. 5 stars!' (Edinburgh Guide) - reviewers are applauding Matthew for his unique, creative and fresh approach to music performance which push the boundaries of what a piano recital can be. Matthew Shiel is an award-winning concert pianist, Usher Hall and Live Music Now Scotland emerging artist who has performed at Usher Hall, The National Portrait Gallery of Scotland, St Gile's Cathedral (Edinburgh), The Glasshouse International Centre for Music (Newcastle) and Glasgow City Halls. Matthew is a graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and has collaborated with festivals including the Åben Festival (Copenhagen), Music at Paxton (Berwick) and a sold-out show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Moonlight Moonlight is a performing arts company that creates immersive classical music experiences, concerts, shows and exhibitions. It celebrates interdisciplinary collaboration with writers and storytellers, visual artists, dancers and filmmakers (and beyond) to push the boundaries of what a classical concert can be and create the 'performance of the future.' Our aim is to make classical music appealing to the demands and expectations of a 21st Century audience and make classical music accessible for all. moonlightconcerts.co.uk Information Source: Moonlight | eventbrite

Build strength, flexibility, fitness and endurance, grow as an aerial yogi in just one week! Cultivate strength and control with a week-long bootcamp series of aerial yoga classes in August 2025!The bootcamp is divided into four days of classes spread across a week (see below for dates and times). You can book onto any number of these classes individually, or all together for the full bootcamp with a little discount. The first three days are general-level with a focus on building strength. The Saturday class is the culmination of the bootcamp and classified as an intermediate class. If you have done the three days you will be fine in day 4. If you have concerns about level, email me any questions at consciousyoga.uk@gmail.com BOOTCAMP BREAKDOWNDAY 1 - MONDAY 4TH AUGUST, 6-7.30PM: general-level class focusing on arms, upper body, chest opening DAY 2 -WEDNESDAY 6TH AUGUST, 6-7.30PM: general-level class focusing on abs, core strength, back bends DAY 3 - THURSDAY 7TH AUGUST, 5.30-7PM: general-level class focusing on legs, bum, hamstring and hip flexibility DAY 4 - SATURDAY 9TH AUGUST, 9.15-10.45AM: intermediate-level class with a whole-body focus, some complex wraps Information Source: Conscious Yoga | eventbrite

Take a tour around our foundry with directors Kerry Hammond and Brian Caster. Along the way they will explain how we use the ancient lost wax casting process to create our bronze sculptures and give an insight into some current foundry projects. The tour will last for approximately an hour and a half and will end with a glass of wine or soft drink and opportunity to ask any questions. The tour route is wheelchair accessible and chairs will be placed throughout the space for those who would prefer to be seated. There is limited parking available in our yard and further on-street parking. The foundry address is: 18-19 West Harbour Road, Edinburgh, EH5 1PN. Information Source: Powderhall Bronze | eventbrite

Fun afternoon in the river discovering what lives below the surface. Suitable for 5 to 10 year olds, accompanying adult free of charge book only for the child / children. Wear wellies if you have them. Please speak to us if you would like to book for older or younger siblings. Information Source: Water of Leith Conservation Trust | eventbrite

How Speed Dating Works in Edinburgh When you arrive at the Edinburgh venue you will be greeted by our friendly professional hosts. Once everyone has arrived and registered we will briefly explain the format of the evening. The ladies will then be asked to make their way to their allocated table. Once the ladies are seated the gentlemen will be asked to proceed to their first date. You will have 4 minutes to chat to each date, once the 4 minutes is over we will ring a bell to indicate the time is up and for the gentlemen to move to their next date. Four minutes is long enough to see if you click with the person you are talking to and whether you would like to see them again and also short enough if you don't. At the end of each date you have a brief few moments to make some notes on the person you have just dated. This is something to help jog your memory for the post event matching process the next day. Half way through the event you will have an interval break so you can nip to the toilet or top up your drink. Once all the dates are over you have the opportunity to stay on at the venue to mingle freely with others. Please remember to take your dating card home with you to assist you in entering in your ticks and potential matches. Post Event No later than 11am the following morning our matching system will be unlocked for you to enter your ticks from the previous evening. You have all day to tick as many people as you like from the night before. We guarantee you will find someone you will want to see again, otherwise we will give you your next Speed Dating event for free! Itinerary 19:00 Registration Starts 19:30 Speed Dating starts 20:15 Interval for drinks, mingling and relaxing! 20:30 Speed Dating continues 21:15/21:30 Speed Dating concludes, followed by optional post-event socializing *Please note the times for the event interval and finish are approximates and will depend of the number of daters at the event. Information Source: Slow Dating | eventbrite

Included in the Fringe Festival's 2for1 days on the first Monday & Tuesday of the Fringe - buy one get one free!! Experience an electrifying evening of Celtic music and culture from Clann An Drumma. Join us at Stramash for an unforgettable night of thunderous beats and melodies to get the blood pumping. Be part of the tribe! £14 + B.F. U16s with adult accompaniment Information Source: Clann An Drumma | eventbrite

Notes Certificate 12 - moderate violence, infrequent strong language, drug references Runtime - 2hrs 20 minutes The film will start promptly at 7pm without trailers. Light refreshments will be available for sale Grassmarket Community Project is a wheelchair-accessible venue. Information Source: Grassmarket Community Picture House | eventbrite

Experimental piano-troupe performs finger gymnastics and rarely heard music for 3 pianists playing 1 piano together! This ‘piano-orchestra,’ assembled from award-winning alumni of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is a captivating spectacle pushing the limits of what a piano can do! Programme includes a toy piano and 6-hand arrangements of Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor, Mozart’s Rondo alla Turka, Rossini’s Barber of Seville, Scottish folk songs and a comic performance of Sousa’s all-American Stars and Stripes Forever. “Director Matthew Shiel shone” ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ThreeWeeks “masters of their craft” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BingeFringe PROGRAMME Stars and Stripes Forever – John Philip Sousa Fantasy after Scottish Folk Songs – Carl Czerny Romance – Sergei Rachmaninoff Rondo alla Turka (‘Turkish March’) – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Marche funèbre d’une Marionette – Charles-François Gonoud Carillon de St Pierre - Georges Malézieux Toccata and Fugue in D minor – Johann Sebastian Bach Overture from the Barber of Seville – Gioachino Rossini Matthew Shiel 'Matthew Shiel shone' (Three Weeks) and 'Matthew Shiel 'composed' a most enchanting concert. 5 stars!' (Edinburgh Guide) - reviewers are applauding Matthew for his unique, creative and fresh approach to music performance which push the boundaries of what a piano recital can be. Matthew Shiel is an award-winning concert pianist, Usher Hall and Live Music Now Scotland emerging artist who has performed at Usher Hall, The National Portrait Gallery of Scotland, St Gile's Cathedral (Edinburgh), The Glasshouse International Centre for Music (Newcastle) and Glasgow City Halls. Matthew is a graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and has collaborated with festivals including the Åben Festival (Copenhagen), Music at Paxton (Berwick) and a sold-out show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Moonlight Moonlight is a performing arts company that creates immersive classical music experiences, concerts, shows and exhibitions. It celebrates interdisciplinary collaboration with writers and storytellers, visual artists, dancers and filmmakers (and beyond) to push the boundaries of what a classical concert can be and create the 'performance of the future.' Our aim is to make classical music appealing to the demands and expectations of a 21st Century audience and make classical music accessible for all. moonlightconcerts.co.uk Information Source: Moonlight | eventbrite

This group is only open to families living within EH6/EH7 with at least one child up to 5 years old. Thinking about starting potty training and don't know where to begin? Join us for a session delivered by the community health visitor team to ask your questions regarding potty training. The session will cover when to think about starting potty training/ ways to encourage potty training with your little one along with how to use the potty and where to get the most effective further information to support your journey. You can attend with or without your child. Please note that if you are bringing along your child, you are to be responsible for them at all times during the session. This session is free although we do accept donations. Donations are non-refundable. Information Source: Dr Bells Family Centre | eventbrite