Culture
The Scot who was off the strait and narrow
The temptingly wide strip of water was a terrible place to bring a ship in a gale, despite the arrival of a mystery Scot as protector. Read More
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Scots silver that was kept secret from the Vikings
Concealed underground for over a thousand years, this fascinating haul of elaborately decorated Scottish silverware came to light in the middle of the... Read More
Culture
Using ancient skills to create a crafty coracle
Jane Wilkinson is a willow weaver with a passion for traditional craft and a love for the ancient art of coracle making. Read More
What’s on
Royal Botanic Gardens are all light on the night
Christmas at the Botanics opens today at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, unveiling a series of spectacular light installations inspired by the mag... Read More
Performing Arts
Imaginative dance production in Edinburgh
One of Britain’s leading contemporary dance company is currently presenting its first full length narrative dance work in almost 40 years in Edinbur... Read More
Books
When Arriva buses were serving Scotland
Books about buses are, in many ways, like the vehicles themselves. Read More
Film & TV
Final funding push for Scottish romantic comedy
Scotland's first Christmas romantic comedy is set to start shooting in the new year - but it needs a little help. Read More
What’s on
A children’s dance show coming to the capital
An award-nominated dance theatre show is coming to Edinburgh just in time for the festive season. Read More
What’s on
Santa’s Grotto will raise money for children’s hospital
The Edinburgh Jenners store will once again open the doors to its magical Christmas grotto next weekend. Read More