Woven - a new musical from Nine Muses Theatre Co. reimagines Homer’s The Odyssey from a modern perspective through a rich, moving interpretation of its female characters challenging preconceptions of gender, age, race, and background whilst affirming its central theme of humanity.

Malones Leith opens on Constitution Street. The authentic Irish pub serves up top quality drinks, live music from local talent, sports, great locally-sourced food, and attentive service.

Former 10,000 Maniacs lead singer, Oskar Saville, to perform break out show at Edinburgh Fringe.

In partnership with Daisy Green Collection—the innovative independent group of Aussie cafes and restaurants—House of Oz will be presenting an exciting culinary journey to match the breadth of talent to be discovered onstage and offers a unique dining experience to the Fringe.

Fresh from the US: Stand-up comic Cheyenne shares heart-warming, hilarious and surreal life story at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Charlie Hartill Award finalist We’ll Have Nun of It premieres at Edinburgh Fringe 2023 following a hugely successful run of sell-out, ★★★★★ workshop performances. Comprising an all-female and non-binary, actor-muso cast, the original musical traverses themes of home, identity, sexuality, faith and turbulent Anglo-Irish relations as it follows four convent school friends during the 1960s.

Peter Howson’s first major retrospective opens at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre this weekend and will run until Sunday 1 October. Bringing together over 100 works tracing his career from his student days to the present, the exhibition has been assembled from public and private collections spanning the UK and Europe.

With an emphasis on quality locally-sourced produce, the sharing-style menu is designed to create a feast for sharing at the table, or simply to enjoy with a glass of wine in the sumptuously appointed bar.

A major retrospective of one of the UK’s leading figurative painters, Peter Howson, opens at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre in May 2023.

Drawing on themes that span rural life, feminism, social injustice and forgotten Edinburgh life, the exhibitions form the first major photographic season at Scotland’s premier home for Scottish art.

Award-winning cheesemaker welcomes customers to Lanarkshire farm.

Opening date set for The Black Grape wine bar and restaurant on Edinburgh’s Canongate.