THE night skies will burst with colour on Monday 26 August as the annual Edinburgh International Festival Fireworks Concert and Display bring the curtain down on the world’s biggest celebration of the arts for another year.
AS the annual International Festival and Fringe enter their final week, never fear, this is Edinburgh where you never have to wait long for the next one.
The Camden Two-Tone/Ska legends returned to the Capital on Sunday night to lower the curtain on a hugely successful, if occasionally a slightly damp Edinburgh Summer Sessions.
FROM the producers who first brought you Hot Dub Time Machine and Silent Disco, the biggest party night at the Fringe this year has landed at Underbelly’s Central Hall.
WHILE the focus of the Fringe is undoubtedly the 8000+ plus performances that take place everyday, there are times when you just want to relax for an hour or two, soaking up the atmosphere, people watching or chatting with friends.
IT has become the Summer and Festival drink and this year, Aperol Spritz is joining in the National Prosecco Day celebrations by adding a vibrant Italian twist of orange to proceedings, free of charge.
Lucky fans of Kylie Minogue packed into a sold out Castle esplanade on Sunday evening as the pop icon continued Edinburgh's summer concert season in spectacular style.
Lap-dancing clubs and bars could face a ban after City of Edinburgh Council launched a consultation about the potential of introducing licences on so-called ‘Sexual Entertainment Venues’ (SEVs).
THE EH1 Festival, which comes to the Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston, on Saturday 14 September has revealed the full lineup for its 10th Anniversary event.
