THE SORRIES are Douglas Kay (vocals, guitar, bodhran, mandolin) and Martin Philip (vocals, guitar, bodhran, tres).

Just two works for this Royal Scottish National Orchestra concert; the contrast between them dramatic. A lively exposition of all a soprano saxophone can do, against the depths of depair of a symphony ...

Princes Street is the main shopping street and thoroughfare for the tram and bus in Edinburgh's city centre. It runs East West for 1.2 km (three quarters of a mile) from Lothian Road to Leith Street.

Mary King's Close is a narrow and eerily well-preserved, Old Town close that was sealed off and built over, in 1753, on the site of Edinburgh City Chambers. The Close was re-opened to the public in ...

Tony Roper’s play is the star of this personality-packed show, and the sell-out audience at Brunton hangs on to every word. The Steamie, Tony Roper’s hilarious play about four women gossiping in a ...

Friends of the Earth Scotland is holding a Craft Fair on Saturday 28 April and 4 August 2012. Entry is FREE and there will be a cafe selling drinks and home baking, as well as a raffle. Exhibitors ...

Ground level designer lounge bar in Rutland Hotel on West end of Princes Street that is inspired by the upmarket clubbing style of New York, Paris and L.A. with twelve vaulted booths around its ...

Submitted by ELTMSA on Thu, 10 Apr '25 4.35pm Northern Streams Festival of Nordic & Scottish Music, Song & Dance 18-20 April 2025 at the Scottish Storytelling Centre (on the Royal Mile, Edinburgh) ...

David Hayman (Willy Loman), Beth Marshall (Linda), Daniel Cahill (Biff), Michael Wallace (Happy), Gavin Jon Wright (Bernard), Benny Young (Charley), Simon Donaldson (Howard) Charlene Boyd (woman in ...

The Kirk o'Field is best known as the site of the mysterious murder in 1567 of Lord Darnley, Mary Queen of Scots second husband. The parish church has formed through the union of a number of ...

Given the maelstrom of disinformation and growing tension on the world stage, this year’s ...