The People’s Story at 30: The Making of the Museum
It’s been 30 years since The People’s Story Museum opened its doors for the first time, becoming one of the UK’s leading social history museums. Radical and ground breaking at the time, it was concerned with the lives and times of the ‘ordinary’ people of Edinburgh; the real people whose lives played out in this historical city. Continue reading Thirty Years of The People’s Story
Edinburgh Trams will be giving festival goers the freedom to stay out till the sun comes up by running an all night service throughout August. Continue reading Trams to run all night over Festival weekends
Wednesday 31st July: 10am – 2pm
Fort Kinnard’s free family event, Camp Fort Kinnaird, has arrived with a whole range of activities inspired by the great outdoors. Continue reading Camp Fort Kinnaird event pitches up for summer
A 25 year old man has been charged after racist graffiti was reported in the New Calton Burial Ground on Regent Road.
The incident took place between the 15th and 16th of June 2019. Continue reading Racist graffiti: man charged
Wednesday 24 July 10am – 12:30pm
The Old Kirk & Muirhouse Parish Church, Pennywell Gardens
