The Royal Scottish National Orchestra was back in the Usher Hall following what seemed like quite a long festive break. But they were keen to tell us they had been busy. Principal flautist Katherine ...

We invite you to join us for the unveiling of the Corstorphine Archives of Maps, where we’ll delve into the fascinating ...

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A free entrepreunial business show, New Start Scotland promises to help you "turn your business dreams into reality". With over 50 seminars and over 100 exhibitors this show is aimed at any budding ...

Situated at the West End of Princes Street, the ground floor pub-restaurant of the Rutland Hotel provides favourite American dishes with a scottish twist: burgers, hot dogs and weekend brunch. Local ...

After a two and a half year wait, the Royal Commonwealth Pool will officially open to the public on Wednesday 21st March 2012, it was announced today. The £37m refurbishment of the "Commie", completed ...

For the evening of the Feast of St Valentine, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra gave us a remarkably romantic and emotional programme with Grieg's Piano Concerto at its centre. Michael Seal was ...

Edinburgh Central Mosque and Islamic Centre is the largest mosque in Edinburgh, located in the middle of the capital city. Opened in 1998, and it remains one of the few purpose-built mosques in ...

Bar (with a penchant for cocktails) and restaurant opposite the new complex at St James Quarter. DJs every weekend and pub quiz every Thursday from 8pm. Open daily 11am - 1pm.

Conducted by St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral’s Director of Music, Duncan Ferguson, experience the power of Brahms’ deeply moving Ein Deutsches Requiem (A German Requiem) featuring Soprano Catriona ...

I have to admit this was a very pleasant surprise, perhaps because it’s the first film in months I haven’t seen endless trailers or saturation TV ads for, but then again I went to sleep last November ...

It’s a part of the human condition to want to connect beyond oneself – to call out from our own small corner in the hope of a returning ‘cooee’ or in this case a ‘hoo’ to know you’re not just ...