Featured Events in Edinburgh in May, 2024 (June Updated)

Experience a night of sophistication at the Kings of Cool Dinner & Show with Philip Contini & his Be Happy Band. Indulge in a delectable three-course dinner at the elegant Valvona & Crolla's Caffè Bar before being enchanted by the timeless melodies of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin in the intimate setting of the Little Theatre. Let Philip Contini & his Be Happy Band transport you to an era of glamour and romance with their renditions of classic hits. The ticket includes a sumptuous meal, a complimentary glass of Prosecco, and an hour-long performance that will captivate you from start to finish. Arrive at 6:30 pm to savor your dinner at 7 pm, followed by the enchanting performance at 8:45 pm. Don't miss this unforgettable evening of Cool Classics that will leave you feeling so young as you dance the night away. Carriages will be at 10 pm, closing the evening on a high note.

The highly anticipated showdown between Edinburgh Rugby and Munster Rugby is set to take place at the Edinburgh Rugby Stadium on May 17, 2024. Fans from near and far are gearing up for an epic clash between these two rugby powerhouses. The Edinburgh Rugby v Munster Rugby match promises to be a thrilling display of skill, determination, and sportsmanship. As the teams face off on the field, spectators can expect a fierce battle for victory. The Edinburgh Rugby Stadium, located at 42 Saughtonhall Ave, Edinburgh EH12 5QY, UK, will be the battleground where these two giants of the game go head-to-head. So mark your calendars and get ready to witness history in the making at the Edinburgh Rugby v Munster Rugby match.

Experience the exclusive Curator's Tour of the 'Adam Bruce Thomson: The Quiet Path' Exhibition at Edinburgh City Art Centre. Adam Bruce Thomson, a distinguished artist from Edinburgh, made a lasting impact on the art world during his lifetime. Delve into his journey through over 100 artworks, showcasing his mastery across various mediums such as printmaking, pastels, oils, and watercolors. Dr. Helen Scott, the Curator of Fine Art, will provide insightful commentary on Thomson's life and career, shedding light on some of the remarkable pieces on display. From his early student creations to the captivating Scottish landscapes of his later years, the exhibition unveils the breadth of Thomson's talent. Despite his significant influence in 20th-century Scottish art, his legacy remains relatively unexplored, making this tour a unique opportunity to rediscover his brilliance. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the world of Adam Bruce Thomson on 18th May 2024, at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh. Ticket prices range from £4 to £6, offering an affordable way to appreciate a true artistic gem.

Hearts v Rangers is a highly anticipated sports event taking place in Edinburgh at the renowned Tynecastle venue on May 18, 2024. Football enthusiasts from all walks of life are gearing up to witness this thrilling match between two powerhouse teams. The clash between Hearts and Rangers promises to be a nail-biting experience for spectators, with both teams showcasing their top-notch skills and strategies on the field. As the date draws near, the excitement among fans continues to escalate, creating an electric atmosphere around McLeod St in Edinburgh. So mark your calendars and secure your tickets to be a part of this epic showdown between Hearts and Rangers. It's a must-see event for any football aficionado looking to witness sports history in the making.

Discover the world of ceramics with an immersive one-day workshop in Edinburgh. The Ceramics: Throwing and Handbuilding Workshop, held at the prestigious Cyan Clayworks on 18th May 2024, is perfect for beginners and those seeking a refresher in the art of working with clay. Led by experienced instructors Fiona and Chris, this workshop covers various techniques including wheelthrowing, slab building, tiles, and surface decoration. Participants will have the opportunity to receive one-on-one support while throwing their first pots on the wheel. Once comfortable, they can independently practice their skills. The workshop also focuses on handmade tiles, which can be decorated with colored slips using painting and monprinting techniques, as well as the creation of texture and patterns. Participants will then explore the process of handbuilding by constructing forms out of clay slabs, allowing for the creation of vessels or more abstract pieces. Templates and well-prepared slabs will be provided, ensuring an effortless experience. Throughout the day, attendees will have the freedom to switch between techniques, gaining a comprehensive understanding of working with clay and the necessary timing for drying. All creations will be expertly finished, fired, and glazed by Cyan Clayworks, ready to be collected a few weeks later. Join us at Cyan Clayworks, conveniently located on Commercial Street in Leith, Edinburgh. Surrounded by a vibrant artistic community, the studio is just a stone's throw away from a plethora of creative spaces, tempting restaurants, delightful delis, charming bars, and unique shops. Immerse yourself in this enriching ceramics workshop and unleash your creativity. Reserve your spot today at the Ceramics: Throwing and Handbuilding Workshop (May) and embark on an artistic journey like no other.

Edinburgh hosts the much-anticipated event featuring singer-songwriter Holly Powers and her father, Andy Powers, on May 18, 2024, at Leith Depot. The duo will mesmerize the audience with their captivating indie folk sound, blending guitar, bass, and vocals. Drawing inspiration from acclaimed artists like Jose Gonzalez, Laura Marling, and Nick Drake, Holly's music delves into the intricacies of the human mind, delivering a profound musical experience. Having embarked on her musical journey at a young age, Holly has shared the stage with renowned musicians such as Admiral Fallow and James Grant. Recently, Holly released a single titled 'Make Me Feel Light,' now available on Bandcamp. Joining them for this special evening is the talented Scarlet Keiller. Don't miss this opportunity to witness a unique musical performance in the heart of Edinburgh. Tickets for this event are priced at £8.

Experience the Westminster College Concert Choir from Pennsylvania, USA, as they present a free live concert at the esteemed St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh. Directed by Dr. Ryan Keeling, the Concert Choir showcases a versatile repertoire spanning sacred and secular music from the Renaissance to modern times. Having recently performed in various cities across the United States, including New York, Washington D.C., and Nashville, as well as in international destinations like Scotland, Spain, and Italy, the choir's mesmerizing performances have captivated audiences worldwide. This upcoming event on May 21, 2024, promises to be a remarkable musical experience. Mark your calendars as tickets go on sale starting June 9 at 3:30 AM. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the exceptional talents of the Westminster College Concert Choir in the breathtaking setting of St Giles' Cathedral.

The 1 Day MagicQ Basic Training Course on the 21st of May at O2 Academy Edinburgh provides comprehensive instruction on all MagicQ products, including PC Wings and MagicQ consoles. Covering key aspects like creating new shows, patching, cue recording, and FX programming, this course caters to all proficiency levels, with a focus on beginners. Participants will benefit from valuable tips and tricks, gaining hands-on experience with ChamSys MagicVis for visualization. The course fee is £50, inclusive of a MagicQ Basic DMX dongle, ChamSys USB key, training guide, and lunch, running from 10:00 to 16:00. Enroll in both the basic and intermediate training on consecutive days to receive a MagicDMX FULL dongle upgrade. Terms and conditions apply, including a minimum age requirement of 16 years, cancellation policy, and dietary accommodation availability. For inquiries, contact training@chamsys.co.uk.

Experience an evening with award-winning writer Lottie Mills at Blackwell's Bookshop in Edinburgh on May 21st, 2024. Delve into her captivating new book, Monstrum, a collection of dark and enchanting fairytales that explore themes of isolation, revenge, and societal rejection. Join Lottie as she presents tales of a father and daughter's hidden sanctuary disrupted by the outside world, a disabled woman haunted by the body she traded, and a circus master facing the consequences of his prized exhibit seeking vengeance. Lottie's unique narratives resonate with those marginalized by society, offering a fantastical and ambitious journey for readers. Perfect for enthusiasts of Angela Carter and Mariana Enriquez, this event promises an evening of literary discovery. Doors open at 6:30 pm, with the event commencing at 7 pm; secure your seat early. Tickets range from £1.50 to £16.99, with an option to purchase a signed copy of Monstrum. For accessibility queries or signed copy requests, contact the Blackwell's events team at 0131 622 8222 or matthew.land@blackwell.co.uk.

Discover the latest insights on "The Mack" with author and cultural historian Robyne Calvert at BookshopLATES. Delve into the story behind Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow School of Art, including the building's journey from the aftermath of the 2014 fire to the devastating events of 2018. Gain a deeper understanding of the reconstruction process, shedding light on previously held assumptions and addressing the controversies surrounding the second fire. This exclusive in-person event will take place at The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland, located at 15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, EH1 2BE on Thursday, May 23, 2024, starting at 6:00pm (doors open at 5:30pm). Reserve your FREE tickets now and be part of this insightful discussion. For any accessibility requirements, kindly inform us in advance for assistance.

Experience the captivating new play, "Behold Ye Ramblers," written by Neil Gore, which delves into the historical voices of ramblers and campaigners, as well as the inspiring songs and poetry born out of past struggles. This production sheds light on the legacy of The Clarion newspaper and the various organizations it spawned, such as the renowned Sheffield’s Clarion Ramblers. Witness the early 20th-century pioneers advocating for outdoor activities and the right to roam, facing off against landowners and hunting laws that favored private property. Presented by Townsend Theatre Productions, this 1 hour and 25-minute performance (including a 15-minute break) is suitable for ages 11 and above. Tickets range from £5.04 to £15.34, offering various discounts for NEA Members, Associate Members, and concessions. Don't miss out on this critically acclaimed show, praised by Sheffield Star and Reviews Hub. Join North Edinburgh Arts as a member to support their charitable endeavors and community-focused initiatives, contributing to the preservation and enhancement of their services for future generations. Visit the website for more information and to sign up.

Dance Base presents the inaugural Skillz ‘N’ Billz Breakin' Battle, a thrilling event set to take place on May 26, 2024, at Dance Base, located in Edinburgh, Scotland. Renowned Breakers B-Boy Mouse, B-Boy Oleg, and Presto will serve as judges for the battles, while DJ Ian Forbes, also known as Fubby, will provide the beats for the day. The competition will feature Cypher qualifications, a top 16, a top 8, and a final battle, offering B-Boys and B-Girls from the UK and beyond the chance to showcase their skills. The ultimate victor will not only claim the title of the first-ever Skillz ‘N’ Billz champion but also take home a cash prize of £300. Participants can secure their spot in the battle by selecting a Participant ticket, while spectators are invited to cheer on the competitors with a Spectator ticket. The event schedule includes registration from 13:00 to 13:30, followed by Cypher Qualification, Top 16, Top 8, Semi Final, and ultimately the Final showdown. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to witness top Breakers in action at Skillz ‘N’ Billz Breakin' Battle.

Experience Emma Jayne Park's work-in-progress sharing of the R&D process during the residency week at Dance Base, Scotland's National Centre for Dance in Edinburgh. Fallow, inspired by John Berger's insights on the working classes, delves into the profound connection between soil and skin, exploring the restorative power of physical labor. Emma, a versatile artist known for their diverse creative pursuits, invites you to witness a series of movement scores and rituals that challenge the modern concept of rest as a luxury. By reclaiming the commons, our bodies, and time through generative movement, Emma prompts reflection on the true essence of rest in today's capital-driven society. The informal sharing on May 27, 2024, promises a thought-provoking glimpse into the intersection of performance, activism, and collaborative artistry. Don't miss this unique opportunity to engage with Emma's innovative approach to live performance and critical discourse, honed through their non-linear career journey and diverse skill set. Sales for tickets have ended, ensuring an intimate and exclusive experience for attendees.

Attend the book launch event "An Evening with Letitia Clark" at Biscuit Clothing in Edinburgh on May 29, 2024. Celebrate the release of Letitia Clark's third book, "Wild Figs and Fennel: A Year in an Italian Kitchen," where she will share her culinary and artistic talents. The evening will commence at 5.30 pm with refreshments, followed by an engaging introduction to Letitia, including a Q+A session. Don't miss the opportunity to purchase a personally signed copy of this exquisite cookbook. Admission is free, so invite your friends to enjoy what promises to be a delightful and memorable occasion. The address for the event is 132 Bruntsfield Place, Edinburgh, EH10 4JD.

Experience an insightful conversation at the book presentation of "Un Amor" by Sara Mesa, featuring the author herself, translator Katie Whittemore, and Professor Alexis Grohmann. Taking place at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh, this event delves into Nat's journey as she escapes her past mistakes, delving into self-discovery in the rural village of La Escapa. Nat's story unfolds as she navigates challenges with her dog, neighbor, and unexpected offers, unraveling her deepest desires. Sara Mesa, a renowned Spanish writer honored with prestigious literary awards, shares her latest work alongside her notable novels. Immerse yourself in this enriching event on May 29, 2024, with free entry. Delve into the world of "Un Amor" and explore the complexities of identity, community, and self-reflection through Mesa's profound storytelling. Reserve your spot for this captivating experience in Spanish, with English interpretation available.

Join the May Drink and Draw Life Printing event at The Safari Lounge in Edinburgh on May 29th. This figure drawing session with a monoprinty twist will take place from 6:45 to 9 pm. Mono printing is an effective method to enhance your quick drawing skills, creating unique and unexpected results. The class will feature dynamic poses lasting no longer than 5 minutes, allowing for prolific drawing. While mostly untutored, the session will commence with a mono printing demo and drawing tips from the host. All materials will be provided for £22.38, covering the model fee and printmaking supplies. Explore the textural possibilities of printmaking and add a fresh twist to your drawings. Discover the incidental qualities of this technique and delve into its ghostly impressions, resulting in a range of bold statements. Don't miss this opportunity to sharpen your drawing skills in a relaxed and informal setting.

Abolish Golf will be performing live at Leith Depot in Edinburgh on May 30, 2024. The three-piece band from Edinburgh delivers a unique blend of danceable, punky indie music. Comprising guitarist Jamie, bassist Cameron, and drummer Calum, the band has evolved from their earlier work with The Party Slogan to create a more intense and electronic-infused sound, while still staying true to their new wave and post-punk roots. Joining them for the event will be Jeshua and C.A Hernqvist, providing additional support. The night will also feature DJ sets from Cosmic Sans and Sooakxa. This event is strictly for individuals over 18 years old. Don't miss the opportunity to experience Abolish Golf's dynamic performance. Tickets are priced at £9.38.

Experience the renowned White Heather Ceilidh Club at Bonnie & Wild, located in Edinburgh. Delight in an evening of authentic Scottish Highland music, lively dancing, and a welcoming atmosphere. Transport yourself to a classic Scottish ceilidh with the talented Charlie Kirkpatrick and his band, guiding you through traditional Scottish Country dances like the Dashing White Sergeant and Strip the Willow. Beginners need not fret as Charlie will expertly lead the way, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable time for all attendees. Embrace the chance to showcase your skills on the dance floor and compete for coveted prizes generously provided by ScotlandShop. Additionally, relish in the opportunity to mingle, make new acquaintances, and relish a vibrant night out. The event is open to all with complimentary admission, but registration is required. Indulge in Scottish delicacies and beverages available at the Scottish Marketplace. Elevate your experience by purchasing exclusive White Heather Club merchandise to commemorate the occasion. Don't miss the White Heather Ceilidh Club at Bonnie & Wild on May 30, 2024, for an unforgettable evening celebrating Scottish culture and camaraderie.

Experience the vibrant creativity of the 2024 graduates from Edinburgh College of Art at the ECA Graduate Show 2024. This eagerly anticipated event will showcase a diverse range of work from students in Art, Design, Music, Architecture, and Landscape Architecture. Delve into the imaginative creations of the next generation of artists and designers as you explore the exhibition. The show will run from May 31 to June 9, with extended hours until 8.00pm on select evenings. To ensure a smooth visit, booking a 3-hour time slot is essential, allowing us to manage building capacity effectively. For those needing assistance with access, please reach out to eca.events@ed.ac.uk. Rest assured that your personal details will be handled with care as per ECA's privacy notice. The ECA Graduate Show 2024 is a free event held at the Main Building, Lauriston Campus, Edinburgh College of Art. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the talent and innovation of these emerging artists and designers.

Discover the captivating world of Glasgow-based artist Martin Boyce at the upcoming Martin Boyce Artist's Talk event at Fruitmarket in Edinburgh. Boyce's latest exhibition, "Before Behind Between Above Below," delves into the textures and shapes of the architectural landscape, blending everyday symbols with modern design elements to create poetic sculptural landscapes that blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. Drawing inspiration from Jan and Joël Martel's concrete trees, Boyce has crafted a unique visual language that infuses his sculptural practice with a touch of urbanism and unexpected beauty. As the recipient of the prestigious Turner Prize in 2011 and currently serving as a professor of sculpture at HFBK Hamburg, Boyce brings a wealth of experience and insight to his work. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to delve into Boyce's artistic vision at Fruitmarket on May 31, 2024. Admission is free for all attendees.

Don't miss the exclusive opportunity to attend the ALL-FEMALE "TALES OF THE TRACK AND TRAILS" PANEL in Edinburgh. Featuring Scotland's top female runners, including Eilidh Doyle and Jasmin Paris, this panel will share their inspiring stories and insights. The event will take place on May 31, 2024, at the prestigious Peffermill Playing Fields, hosted by the University of Edinburgh Sport. Join other running enthusiasts in person or online for a nominal donation of £6.13 - £11.55, with all proceeds supporting Athletics Trust Scotland's Transforming Lives grants. Renowned athletes like Joanna Robertson and Alice Goodall will also be part of the panel, moderated by former Scottish international athlete Rhona McLeod. This event serves as the kickoff for Scottish Running Week 2024, a week-long celebration of athletics with various activities to increase participation. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from these exceptional athletes and kickstart your own running journey.

Death is universal. In spite of this, the way we prepare for, think about and respond to death, varies significantly. ‘After Life’ explores changing views of death from antiquity to the present day. It uses the remarkable collections of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh and its library - Scotland’s oldest and largest medical library - to uncover the history of death. An original copy of Napoleon Bonaparte’s post-mortem, written on Saint Helena Island, and a diary documenting the last days of celebrated Edinburgh physician James Young Simpson are displayed alongside a broadside proclaiming the execution of famous Edinburgh murderer William Burke. The exhibition is split into three themes. It begins by examining the process of dying – deathbed experiences and how we identify death. It then moves on to uncover what happens to the human body – from cremation to dissection, cannibalism and mummification. Finally, the exhibition explores death in different cultures, including Victorian mourning rituals and Irish wakes. The exhibition also includes a photography exhibition loaned from the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care: It Takes a Village An exhibition by Colin Gray and the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care. There is an old African proverb - 'It takes a village to raise a child - meaning, children need the input and support of their whole community to grow into well-rounded adults. But doesn't it also 'take a village' to support someone who is dying? The Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care has worked with award-winning Glasgow based photographer, Colin Gray, to produce this powerful and challenging series of portraits and personal stories. It Takes a Village explores the idea that as people's health deteriorates, care and support comes in many guises.

Andy Warhol’s recently discovered textiles are being shown in Scotland for the first time at the world-renowned Dovecot Studios next year. The iconic 20th century artist created and sold his textiles anonymously, leaving them in obscurity until their recent discovery by collectors and curators Richard Chamberlain and Geoff Rayner. This exciting exhibition is the first exhibition in Scotland exclusively dedicated to Warhol’s textiles, and is a rare opportunity for audiences to see the works, with many of them never exhibited in Scotland before. Andy Warhol: The Textiles will showcase more than 60 textile works, featuring fabric lengths, garments, prints, film and photography. Together these pieces demonstrate how textile and fashion design were a crucial element to Warhol’s success as one of the most iconic artists of the last century. Everyday objects were a key part of the 1950s American textile trade, with prints used for dresses, skirts and more. This was an important focus for Warhol, who had a knack for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary, alongside his fascination with repetition, which became an integral part of his Pop art. Warhol’s textiles are full of playful food designs from lemons to candy apples to pretzels. One of the most inventive projects on display will be his designs for legendary New York café Serenditpity3, which Warhol was a frequent visitor to. Inspired by the ice cream desserts at the café, Warhol created an homage of playful food designs that will be displayed in the exhibition. The Dovecot café will be redesigned in honour of Warhol’s Serendipity3-inspired works, enhancing the exhibition experience. Dovecot, a world-leading fine art tapestry studio, will highlight how textiles are a particularly versatile medium for artists such as Warhol. During the 1950s and early 1960s, Warhol’s main output of work had to meet the demands and deadlines of professional clients; in contrast, working with textiles allowed Warhol to create art for art’s sake. His textiles were managed by agents working in New York’s garment district who sold them anonymously. They have been hidden from the mainstream until 2023, when Andy Warhol: The Textiles was on display at The Fashion and Textile Museum in London.

Foregrounding the practices of ten emerging Scottish-based artists, this exhibition will survey some of the key concerns confronted by contemporary creative practice. This includes works that examine relations between colonisation and damaged indigenous cultures – pertaining to land rights, ecological systems and the power of dreams; the politics of movement; systems of care; the world of commodities trading and explorations of queer relationships and histories. The second exhibition by Talbot Rice Residents, it will feature artists from the final two cohorts of the programme. Supported by the Freelands Artist Programme, an incredible nationwide project that has supported 80 artists across the UK, propelling them to new heights. Talbot Rice Residents exhibition is supported by Edinburgh College of Art and Freelands Foundation.

Williams is a Glasgow-based artist who has become known for a visual arts practice that explores themes of race, queerness, memory and history. A key concern that he addresses in his work is the absence of representation and how this can be perpetuated by formal histories and archives. For Williams, memory is something that has to be worked on constantly for hidden histories to be revealed, retold, celebrated and preserved. In Consideration of Our Times features a selection of entirely new colour and black & white self-portraits and landscapes which Williams describes as being, “in a state of constant loss”. The methodical, slower-paced process of analogue photography, using a darkroom to bring pictures to life from photographic negatives, is something that Williams values. All the work on display has been produced in the publicly accessible photography darkrooms at Stills and at Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow.

Join James Robertson, a renowned Scottish poet, Professor Rhona Brown, a distinguished academic, and the talented musician Tommy Reckless at the Scottish Poetry Library in Edinburgh to commemorate the life and literary contributions of the esteemed poet, Robert Fergusson. This special tribute event will feature captivating poetry recitations by James Robertson, who will engage in an enlightening conversation with Professor Rhona Brown, an expert leading a prestigious University of Glasgow project dedicated to exploring Fergusson's remarkable body of work and enduring legacy. Adding to the ambiance of the evening, the gifted musician Tommy Mackay, also known as Tommy Reckless, will perform two brand-new compositions that pay homage to Fergusson, a writer whom the legendary Robert Burns considered his "elder brother in the Muse." Fergusson's untimely demise at the age of 24, 250 years ago, left an indelible mark on the literary world. His profound poetry in Scots captivated the hearts of revered figures such as Robert Burns and Robert Louis Stevenson, who contributed to the restoration of Fergusson's grave and headstone. As visitors stroll through the Canongate Churchyard gates on Edinburgh's historic Royal Mile, they are often captivated by a beloved and frequently photographed statue by sculptor David Annand, which stands as a poignant tribute to Fergusson's enduring legacy. Join us at the Scottish Poetry Library to immerse yourself in the simmering essence of Robert Fergusson's life and literary prowess.

Experience an evening with renowned Scottish author Flora Johnston at Blackwell's Bookshop in Edinburgh on May 1st, 2024. Delve into her latest novel, "The Paris Peacemakers," as she explores themes of love and loss amidst the backdrop of post-World War One Europe. Follow Flora as she discusses the intricate lives of three Scots navigating the aftermath of war in Paris, 1919. Gain insight into the challenges faced by characters like typist Stella Rutherford, academic Corran, and surgeon Rob Campbell, each grappling with their own traumas and transformations. Immerse yourself in Flora Johnston's rich storytelling, influenced by her extensive background in museums and heritage interpretation. Don't miss the opportunity to secure a seat for this enlightening event starting at 7pm (doors open at 6.30pm). Tickets range from £1.50 to £22, with an option to purchase a Ticket & Book package featuring a signed copy of "The Paris Peacemakers." For accessibility concerns or book orders, reach out to the Blackwell's events team at 0131 622 8222 or matthew.land@blackwell.co.uk.

Experience a complimentary 1pm tour of Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop on Saturday, 4 May 2024, during Workshops Week. Led by a knowledgeable staff member, visitors will gain insight into our facilities and engagement opportunities. Explore the building and facilities in a guided group tour and discover the artistic endeavors that take place here. In addition to the tour, attendees can also enjoy open studios featuring resident artists and engaging drop-in workshops using recycled materials. Embrace this chance to delve into the artistic hub of Edinburgh and witness creativity in action. Join us at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop located at 21 Hawthornvale, Edinburgh, EH6 4JT, for this enriching experience. Admission is free, making it an accessible and informative way to spend your afternoon. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of sculptural art.

Experience the ultimate artistic escape at the Boozy Brushes, Tropical Sip and Paint Party in Edinburgh. Immerse yourself in a creative and musical journey exploring the stunning Sunny Coasts of Earth with a paintbrush in hand. Unwind, unleash your creative potential, and socialize in a relaxed atmosphere with friends or new acquaintances. This event aims to break barriers by showcasing that art is inclusive and learning to paint can be enjoyable, light-hearted, and therapeutic. Led by a skilled professional artist, each beginner-friendly class provides all necessary supplies, including canvas, easel, brushes, paint, and aprons. Food and beverages are available for purchase throughout the session. Attendees have the opportunity to win exciting prizes and take home their masterpiece as a memento. Arrive promptly with your ticket in hand, as tickets are non-refundable once purchased. Should rescheduling be necessary, kindly notify us at least 24 hours in advance to secure a spot in a future event. Don't miss out on this chance to nurture your creativity and join us at Las Iguanas - Edinburgh on May 4, 2024, for an unforgettable artistic experience. Ticket prices range from £25.63 to £27.

Experience the 2pm Tour of Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop on May 4, 2024, during Workshops Week. Led by a knowledgeable staff member, this free tour offers insights into the workshop's operations, facilities, and how to engage with the community. Delve into the world of Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop with a guided exploration of the premises, providing a unique opportunity to discover our building and resources. Additionally, on this special day, explore open studios featuring resident artists and engage in drop-in workshops utilizing recycled materials. Immerse yourself in the creative atmosphere of Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop and gain a deeper understanding of its artistic endeavors. Don't miss this chance to participate in a guided tour and engage with the vibrant artistic community at Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop.