Our adult education classes are starting soon with the start date of 23rd September. Most run for 10 weeks and cost around £75 for the standard fee, £37.50 for the retired/ student rate and £15 for people on benefits.
Despite the 25% fee increase, the classes still offer great value and are to a very high standard with an excellent social aspect. Continue reading New adult education classes at Craigroyston
Travelling Gallery’s on the road again
An exhibition of photography, paintings and poetry encouraging more and better access to nature for people affected by disability.
Travelling Gallery has announced its Autumn 2019 exhibition, Day of Access, which tours from August to December across Scotland. Continue reading THERE CAN NEVER BE AN EXCESS OF ACCESS
Aspiring artists are being offered the chance of seeing their work come to life across the side of one of National Express’ iconic 14-metre-long coaches. Continue reading National Express offers artists a supersize canvas of dreams
Displaced exhibition tour from 6th March – 30th June 2019 Continue reading First stop North Edinburgh Arts for Travelling Gallery
Starts Wednesday 30th January at Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre, 10am – 12 noon
Graffiti artists from across the UK and Europe will descend on the Capital this weekend to work their magic on a stretch of wall close to Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal. The Rock the Dock Graffiti Jam on Saturday (1 September) aims to create the UK’s longest legal graffiti wall at Marine Parade. Continue reading Edinburgh set to become home of UK’s longest legal graffiti wall
Marking 40 years of ‘art in a bus’, the Travelling Gallery is celebrating it’s birthday with a new exhibition. Continue reading Travelling Gallery’s back on the road
The Fringe show that is literally rubbish … Edinburgh Napier student uses discarded matter and waste to create striking installations Continue reading See the Fringe show that really IS rubbish!
An exhibition of photography and painting by two artists with sight loss opens in Edinburgh on Saturday [August 4th]. ‘Kaleidoscope: a blind vision of colour and light’ will express Rosita McKenzie and Fiona Powell’s ways of seeing through abstract depictions of the landscape and world around them. Continue reading Edinburgh art/photography exhibition expresses work of artists with sight loss
Pupils at Craigroyston Primary School celebrated their creative skills by hosting an Arts Festival last night. Visitors enjoyed the huge variety of artwork created by pupils over the year and were entertained with music and storytelling performances. Continue reading Craigroyston Primary School stages Arts Festival
