
Kids club primary 1-3 will start TOMORROW – Monday 18th August.
All kids attending must be signed up on arrival by a parent ![]()
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We Want Your Ideas! ![]()

We’re planning ahead and want to know. What would YOU like to see happening at the centre?
Whether it’s kids’ activities or adult only sessions, now’s your chance to help shape what we offer.
Mindfulness or fitness sessions?
Art for adults?
Gaming clubs for kids?
Movie nights, pamper days, anything fun?
Nothing is too silly to suggest if you’d come along to it, let us know!
We’re using our resources carefully and want to put on things you actually want so if you don’t speak up, we’ll just go with what we think sounds fun
(and then you’re not allowed to moan if we plan karaoke every week
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Pop your ideas below or message us privately we’re all ears!
Let’s build a space that works for everyone. ![]()



THE WEATHER TRIED IT… BUT LIFTFEST IS STILL ON!


It’s happening TODAY and we are READY, rain, shine, or a classic four-seasons-in-a-day Scottish forecast!


Grab your brolly, bring your pals, and come support your local community!


We’re kicking off the day with something extra special:

11am–12pm: LIFTFEST Walkthrough Parade!
We’ll be walking through the streets of Muirhouse with a whole squad of fun costumed characters!

Come wave from your window, join the walk, or snap a photo with some familiar faces, you never know who might show up!
Then from 12–5pm at LIFT@MMC, the party keeps going with:

Pauline’s legendary pasta

Hot dogs & hamburgers

Home baking heaven
LIFTFest Day Details – What’s On! ![]()
LIFTFEST – Saturday 19th July, 12–5pm
At LIFT@MMC – EVERYONE WELCOME!

Come along for a fun-filled family day packed with:
Kidz Fashion Show – 1.30pm
All-Day Outdoor Disco
Games Galore – 5 shots for £3
Tombola
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers & Pauline’s Special Pasta
Home Baking Stall
Arts & Crafts
Character Meet & Greet – Spiderman, Bluey, Stitch, LOL Dolls, Paw Patrol & Elsa
Bouncy Chute & Inflatable Football Darts
Tattoos & Hair Braiding
… and much, much more!
20% of everything raised goes to a charity chosen by Brenda’s family.
The rest helps us keep the centre open and supporting the community.
Don’t miss the walkthrough at 11am, then stay and enjoy the full day!
MUIRHOUSE MILLENNIUM CENTRE
SATURDAY 19 JULY 12 – 5PM

We’re the team at LIFT, a local charity dedicated to lifting lives and bringing communities together.
We’re thrilled to announce Lift Fest 2025, a family-friendly community festival happening on:
Lift Fest promises a fantastic day packed with live music, family fun, local talent, and lots of community spirit. The event features:

TABLE TOP SALES – LIFT FEST 2025
12 PM – 5 PM
Muirhouse Millennium Centre
7 Muirhouse Medway, Edinburgh, EH4 4EZ
Saturday 19th July 2025
£10 per table hire
If any local crafters, bakers, or sellers are interested in booking a table, please contact us:
0131 467 3578
#LiftFest
#LIFTCharity
#LiftLives
#CommunityStrong
#EdinburghEvents
WEDNESDAY 28 MAY from 10am – 12 noon at ROYSTON WARDIEBURN COMMUNITY CENTRE

Housing information drop in this Wednesday at Royston Wardieburn Community Centre from 10am-12noon ![]()
Staff/advisors are coming from:
City of Edinburgh Council Housing
RIGHT THERE
Grab a cuppa and get some advice!
Your Art World
FREE
National Galleries Scotland: National
10 May – 2 November 2025

A colourful exhibition, showcasing the artwork of 3–18-year-olds from across Scotland opens this Saturday [10 May] at National Galleries Scotland: National and is free to visit.
The nationwide call for the Your Art World exhibition has inspired nearly 500 incredible young artists from across the country to get involved, with the opportunity to have their work displayed in Scotland’s National gallery.
Their creations will be on show in the same building as iconic works such as The Monarch of the Glen and The Skating Minister aka Reverend Robert Walker (1755 – 1808) Skating on Duddingston Loch, as well as works by Scottish artists including William McTaggart and Phoebe Anna Traquair.

In the National you can discover over 20 works created by community and school groups who have been collaborating with the National Galleries of Scotland over the last few months.
The talented artists include young people from Redhall School in Edinburgh, Victoria Primary and Nursery in Falkirk, Oban High School and North Edinburgh’s LIFT Kids’ Club (Low Income Families Together).
Separated into four installations, the groups worked to create extraordinary displays ranging from drawings and embroideries engaging with social issues, to 3D sculptures, sensory works and vibrant abstract paintings.

Displayed on screens in the exhibition you can also explore the works of nearly 300 children from across the country who submitted their art digitally.
The young people were invited to be as imaginative as they liked and use any type of materials for their creations. From drawings, paintings, 3-D sculptures or video – there were no limitations on what they could make.
Plus, there is still time for young people to submit their works for display! All 3-18 year olds living in Scotland are invited to send their art for inclusion in the digital exhibition.

All you need to do is photograph their work and upload it to the National Galleries of Scotland’s online gallery, then come along to the exhibition and see their creations featured proudly on digital screens at the National.
New entries will be accepted throughout the exhibition and added to the rolling display on the digital screens every month until the end of September.
Your Art World is a celebration of what happens when young people are encouraged to be wildly imaginative, so why not see what’s possible.

Siobhan McConnachie, Head of Learning and Engagement, National Galleries of Scotland, said: “I’m so excited and proud to be showcasing the artwork of the talented young artists of Scotland. The response so far has been truly inspiring, and we have been so impressed with everyone’s creativity.
“We can’t wait to see what else is still to come! Your Art World is incredibly important to us at the National Galleries of Scotland as it hands over the creative process to young people and celebrates their work.
“Art has its place in every school, home and young person’s life, whether that be encouraging people to think creatively, use it as an expressive outlet or simply for some fun. This project and exhibition truly celebrates that art really is for everyone.”

The exhibition is part of a wider Your Art World project, designed to inspire and engage young people in art. With online resources available for teachers and families, the project supports children in creative activities.
By providing tools and guidance, Your Art World demystifies the creative process and invites everyone to explore and enjoy art.
Find out more here Your Art World | National Galleries of Scotland.
The exhibition is made possible thanks to funds raised by players of People’s Postcode Lottery.