Maps: Memories from the Second World War
From 3/9/2024 - 1/26/2026
Delve into the intersection of geography and history by exploring maps used during World War II. One can witness personal memoirs, unique artifacts, captivating aerial imagery, and narratives of prisoners of war to army chaplains preserved in these cartographic keepsakes.
Disrupting the Narrative
From 8/23/2024 - 8/23/2025
Disrupting the Narrative provides a bold platform for four dynamic Edinburgh-based writers of colour to rewrite the city's historical narrative through a 'decolonising lens'. Attendees will gain a fresh lens on colonialism, revealing Edinburgh's surprising Infidelity to transatlantic slavery.
Inked Up: Printmaking In Scotland
From 9/14/2024 - 6/1/2025
Attendees have a chance to explore the diverse world of visual arts via the unique lens of printmaking. The spectrum of creations range from detailed topographic motifs to bold abstract designs, illustrating the remarkable talent of Scottish printmakers in this exceptional discipline.
The Mary Wallopers
On 3/13/2025
Started by the Hendy brothers, this contemporary Irish folk group began amassing a fanbase when they live-streamed their gigs during the COVID-19 lockdowns. You can expect the Anglophobic tunes to speak freely of their political opinions of England while getting your toes tapping. Hum along to their first song, "All the Boys on the Dole."
The Darkness
On 3/18/2025
The Darkness is a rock band from England that was formed in 2000. Consisting of four members, their debut album Permission To Land was a certified four-time platinum winner in the UK and sold over 1 million units. They have multiple number one hit singles like "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," "Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End)" and "Love Is Only a Feeling."
Alison Moyet
On 3/20/2025
Alison Moyet is a British singer-songwriter best known for her deep, soulful voice and contributions to 80s synth-pop. Rising to fame as the lead singer of Yazoo, she later built a successful solo career with hits like All Cried Out and Love Resurrection. With her powerful vocals and emotional depth, she remains a beloved figure in the music industry.
Lucy Spraggan
On 3/21/2025
Lucy Spraggan is a singer-songwriter from England who rose to prominence for being in the Top 10 of The X Factor in 2012. She was the first ever contestant to have a Top 40 single and album before the show aired. Her debut studio album Join The Club peaked in the Top 10 after being released in 2013.
Katherine Ryan
On 3/21/2025
Thriving on sharp wit and no-nonsense humor, Katherine Ryan slays audiences with her unfiltered takes on everything from modern dating to pop culture absurdities. This Canadian dynamo made her mark on the UK comedy scene, proving that transatlantic wit knows no bounds.
Richard Herring
On 3/29/2025
Richard Herring is an English comedian, podcaster and writer who has been performing comedy since 1988. He is best known for his work with Stewart Lee in the double act Lee and Herring, and for his solo stand-up comedy shows. Herring has also written and starred in numerous television shows, including Fist of Fun, This Morning with Richard Not Judy and Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast. He is an award winning comedian who has been entertaining audiences with his unique brand of humour for decades.
Van Morrison
On 3/31/2025
Van Morrison is a Northern Irish record producer and instrumentalist. He is a multiple award winner who rose to prominence in the '60s as the lead singer of the musical band, Them. His band recorded the classic song "Gloria."
Michael Kiwanuka
On 3/12/2025
Michael Kiwanuka is coming to Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Mar 12, 2025.
Jason Donovan
On 3/17/2025
Jason Donovan: Doin' Fine 25
Royal Scottish National Orchestra
On 3/21/2025
Royal Scottish National Orchestra is coming to Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Mar 21, 2025.
Alabama 3
On 3/22/2025
Alabama 3 is coming to Queens Hall Edinburgh in Edinburgh on Mar 22, 2025.
Jen Brister
On 3/22/2025
The Big Comedy Roadshow with Jen Brister