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£5m Support Package Announced to Boost Edinburgh Businesses and Transport After Princes Street Fire
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Edinburgh Printmaker Selected for National Galleries Summer Market
Edinburgh Floral Clock Reveals Trellis Anniversary Design
Best-Selling Author Brings Seattle’s Forgotten Founding Mother to Edinburgh Fringe
🎉 EventsTabletop Scotland Gaming Festival Returns to Edinburgh in September
📚 Education & ResearchMindroom Survey Across Scotland and the UK Highlights Career Impact on Parents and Carers
📍 Local NewsEdinburgh Visitor Levy Comes into Effect for Overnight Stays

Best-Selling Author Brings Seattle’s Forgotten Founding Mother to Edinburgh Fringe
A best-selling American author will bring the overlooked story of one of Seattle’s most influential women to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August.Madam(e) Lou, written and performed by USA Today best-selling author Kate Danley, tells the true story of Lou Graham, a German migrant, businesswoman…

Rare Copy of Burns’ First Collection Shared with Museum Visitors
The works will be on display from Monday 20 July until Friday 31 August 2026 to mark the 240th anniversary of publication. Printed in Kilmarnock by John Wilson during the summer of 1786 and published on 21 July 1786, the Kilmarnock Burns is regarded by many as one of Scotland’s most important books. The collection…

The Windows That Built Edinburgh
Edinburgh’s history is written in its windows. From Georgian sash and case in the New Town to Victorian tenement bays, this is how the capital’s streets got their look, and how they’re keeping it.You can tell the age of almost any Edinburgh street from its windows.The Georgian New Town was built wit…

City Art Centre Exhibition Explores Story of Edinburgh’s North Bridge
As part of the City Art Centre’s free Summer Exhibition programme, the story of Edinburgh’s iconic North Bridge is being explored through film, historic artworks and objects uncovered during its recent restoration. Running from Saturday 18 July until Sunday 13 September 2026, Study for North Bridge is a new film by artists Rachel McBrinn and…

🏛️ Council / Government Updates£5m Support Package Announced to Boost Edinburgh Businesses and Transport After Princes Street Fire
🎭 Art & CultureBest-Selling Author Brings Seattle’s Forgotten Founding Mother to Edinburgh Fringe
🎭 Art & CultureRare Copy of Burns’ First Collection Shared with Museum Visitors
🎭 Art & CultureCity Art Centre Exhibition Explores Story of Edinburgh’s North Bridge
🎭 Art & CultureScotland-Based Singer Ferdinand Rennie Celebrates the Power of Songwriting
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