Events

Explore the intersection of the material and the spiritual, with John O’Donohue’s beautiful phrase ‘Shoreline of the Invisible’ as our starting point.

The Salvation Army’s City Corps is right in the heart of the Edinburgh Fringe venues. Among all the buzz, the

“Whoever Has Ears To Hear” is premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe this August. A dramatic recital of the Gospel of Mark,

The Wild Goose Resource Group are delighted to welcome Lim Swee Hong 林瑞峰 to Scotland, a long-term friend of the

Discover a vibrant dance production featuring contemporary, ballet, flags, and much more! Symphony of Light brings the Book of Psalms

Little artworks by Olivia Mayoros to encourage you that little efforts are enough. 'Little Things Grow' is a collection of

The Tormain Archaeological Dig is starting up August 10th and has Open Days already planned for August 15th and 16th.

One of the world’s most widely celebrated festivals in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary, kept at St Michael and

St Giles’ Cathedral, founded in 1124 by King David I and a working church for over 900 years, provides a

Just ten minutes' walk from the Royal Botanic Garden, this beautiful church was designed by Scotland's 'premier architect', Robert Rowand

Director: Au Arias, Piano: Lynda Cochrane, Bandoneon: Nicolas Maceratesi The award-winning Mackintosh Choir (Patron Sir John Rutter) was established in

Curated by Edinburgh artists David Grossart and Carol Marples, this exhibition in St Vincent’s Undercroft, draws on specially selected works