Children's events and activities
Kids activities
City Planners today passed the Council's proposals to create a Skatepark at Edinburgh's Saughton Park.
This spring Breast Cancer Campaign’s women-only cycle ride, Pedal it Pink, is coming to Edinburgh! On…
Blood and guts are on the menu at the Edinburgh International Science Festival in April. The annual festival…
The University of Edinburgh returns to the Edinburgh Science Festival with free events, workshops and shows…
This year’s International Science Festival (3-17 April) will include 46 events at the Royal Botanic…
The flowerbed on the Mound has been planted with the Fairtrade logo to celebrate Edinburgh's 5 years as a…
St. Andrew's Day events - the St Andrews Do - climax with a fireworks display above Edinburgh Castle.
The…
St Andrew Square Garden is the venue for the Edinburgh Christmas Nativity Scene and Carol Concert, featuring…
The massive 7.2m tall Big Man who attracted huge crowds as he walked throughout Scotland this autumn, is…
A chance to see performance artists Carabosse transform the Royal Mile and the squares around St Giles…
The Orkney Venus, the earliest human figure ever found in Scotland, is going on temporary display at…
The BBC's campaign to encourage the nation to smile its way to better mental wellbeing is beaming into…
A cast of colourful puppets descend on The Museum of Edinburgh on the Royal Mile this weekend to tell some "…
The Grassmarket is set to host a national 'Playday' event tomorrow. Children will be able to take part in a…
The 2009 Fringe programme includes 2098 shows with 34,265 performances in 265 performing spaces.
The Edinburgh Festivals' Cavalcade relocates to Holyrood Park this year for the first time ever due to the…
The next chance to buy tickets for the Festival Fireworks Concert - the explosive finale to the Edinburgh…
A series of ghostly walks and ghoulish events at a number of venues form this the fifth festival of infamous…
This Easter, enjoy an afternoon
of family fun and Renaissance revelry at one of Scotland's best-loved castles.
A new report from Growing up in Scotland (GUS) shows toddlers who are regularly read to and involved in lots…