Sunday 7 May 11am – 1pm
Join Edinburgh & Lothians Greenspace Trust and West Pilton Parklife for a herb planting session
Stewart Brewing – who play host to the Edinburgh Beer Festival on Saturday 13 May – has announced several limited-edition collaboration beers that will be available at the festival this year, including an ice cream style ale with Over Langshaw Farmhouse Ice Cream and a kiwi hopped double IPA in partnership with local brewer Cross Borders. Continue reading From Ice Cream Ale to Flying Pandas: Stewart Brewing announce collaboration brews
We are holding a Community Health Gathering at the North Edinburgh Arts Centre on the weekend of the 13/14th May, and wanted to let you know about, and invite you to participate.
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FRIDAY 14 APRIL, 2 – 4.30pm
NORTH EDINBURGH ARTS
The Time Bank Knit and Natter group have made adorable little Easter characters and they are hiding in the NEA garden! Can you find Bert and his friends to win an Easter egg prize?
A family-friendly event suitable for all ages. With additional activities in the garden or inside NEA (wet weather provision).
There will be lots of cakes and tea/coffee/juice for you to enjoy while those who want to can go searching in the garden!
50p donation goes towards the costs of the refreshments.
Knitted items will be available to buy on the day too!.
World Heritage Day celebrations set to kick off at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
Visitors to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow will have the opportunity to be transported to the heart of Scotland’s World Heritage Sites as part of a special event to mark World Heritage Day. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum will host a full day of free activities on Tuesday 11 April to celebrate Scotland’s rich heritage, in the run up to World Heritage Day on 18 April. Continue reading Counting down to World Heritage Day
On Sunday 30th April the Beltane Fire Festival will return to Edinburgh’s Calton Hill to welcome the onset of Summer. Organisers have released details of this, the thirtieth Beltane to be held since it began in the 1980s, and tickets are now on sale. The modern twist on an ancient Celtic tradition will mark the changing seasons with a wild mix of drums, fire and physical theatre on a scale not seen anywhere else in the world. Continue reading How will you welcome Summer?