City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

City Guide to Edinburgh, Scotland

Hogmanay


Edinburgh Ready For Hogmanay Party 2012

Midnight Hour 2010/2011

Edinburgh’s Hogmanay three-day festival opens tomorrow evening (Friday, 30th December) with the Torchlight Proc

Free Hogmanay Bus Service Extended Beyond Edinburgh

The free bus service for revellers at the Edinburgh's Hogmanay events has been extended to include destinations beyond Edinburgh

New Year Games

Borrowing from the traditional Orkney Ba' on New Year's Day, various venues in Edinburgh's Old Town will see two teams of Uppies and Doonies compete in four sets of

Save On Christmas Train Tickets With Early Booking

Waverley Train arrives

If you intend to travel by train over Christmas or Hogmanay now is a good time to start thinking about your

Hogmanay Headliners Attack Use of "Rocks"

In a strongly worded statement, Primal Scream have attacked Home Secretary Theresa May's use of their 1994 hit Rocks (above) at the Conservative Party conference on Tuesday.

The New Year Sprint

The New Year Sprint is an open 110m race, with a handicap starting system, that has taken place around New Year's Day annually since 1870. Professional and amateur sprinters compete in this the 143rd meeting, for a £4000 first prize.

Afore Ye Bells

The Queen’s Hall rings in 2012 with a traditional Scottish Hogmanay party.

Primal Scream To Headline Edinburgh's Hogmanay

Screamadelica - 20th anniversary year

Scottish indie rockers Primal Scream will headline this year's Hogmanay Concert in the Gardens on 31st December 2011.

Edinburgh's Hogmanay To Use Fringe Box Office

Hogmanay Concert in the Garden

Edinburgh's Hogmanay is teaming up with the Fringe Office this year to sell tickets for the New Year festivities. Tickets can be bought in person at the Fringe Office, telephone, or online from 9am on 1st September (see buying Edinburgh's Hogmanay tickets).

Edinburgh's Hogmanay Festival Review

Biffy Clyro headlining "Concert in the Gardens"

As a lifelong Edinburgh resident, I have experienced the Capital’s Christmas and New Year Festival celebrations over many years, (dating back to the days when over 300,000 unticketed spectators crammed onto Princes Street on 31 December).  I often think I should become jaded by the annual display of sparkling trees, ice rink, music, song and dance, with fireworks at midnight.