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The Loony Dook takes place on the first day of each new year.
Edinburgh's Christmas season launches in mid November, with the first in a series of Christmas light nights.
Edinburgh Diwali hosts its annual celebration of the festival of lights tomorr
Other countries go crazy at Halloween. Here, Bonfire Night, aka Guy Fawkes Night, is marked with fiery…
Diwali is a five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world.
National Museums Scotland has announced the acquisition of an ornate early 18th-century sundial, described
Self-described "festival of creativity and curious happenings", Vogrie Pogie is a three-day, overnight even
A free, family music and dance event with a flamboyant, festive flavour, the Edinburgh Festival Carnival…
An afternoon of free, New Orleans and trad styled jazz in the street to kick off the Edinburgh Jazz Festival.
Annual festival of live theatre for children ranging from babies to early teens.
One of the highlights of the annual Edinburgh Canal Festival
It’s not an Edinburgh Festival, unless everybody is invited.
A free, family and community-led day in The Meadows, which will offer practical ways in which people can re
The Edinburgh Canal Festival is all about appreciating the Union Canal, th
Launched in 2013, TradFest is Edinburgh’s main multi-arts festival dedicated to Scottish culture, traditional…
The Edinburgh International Science Festival (EISF) launch
The Summer Solstice is generally known as the longest day in the year, and conversely sees the least amount
A new festival starts the year with events centred around Scotland's national bard Robert Burns.
As evening descends on the second last Sunday of November, the seven-week
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay Festival has announced its live music and events programme which will take place on th