Heritage
The Nose Knows: Syphilitic Noses in British Art
Speaker: Dr Noelle Gallagher, Senior Lecturer in 18th Century British Literature, University of Manchester
Coping with Plague: Public Health and Epidemics
Speaker: Professor John Henderson, Professor of Italian Renaissance History, University of London
National Galleries of Scotland Exhibitions 2019
With the Edinburgh Art Festival firming up its Summer programme of shows it's a good time to survey the highlights of forthcoming National Galleries of Scotl
Documents Show Mary Queen of Scots Getting Down to Business
Documents believed to have been signed by Mary Queen of Scots have recently come to light at the Museum of Edinburgh.
Exhibition Looks at Parenting Over the Decades
A new exhibition at Edinburgh’s Museum of Childhood looks at the challenges of parenthood over the years.
Scotland's Storytellers Celebrate St Andrew with a Fisherman’s Feast
Inspired by St Andrew himself, ‘Fisherman’s Feast’ has received support through Scotland’s Winter Festivals to bring the Galilean fisherman’s story of strength and sociability to life at the Scottish
Redesign for Edinburgh's George Street Goes On Show
A new design for Edinburgh’s George Street is on show from today at Edinburgh’s City Art Centre.
Historic Scotland to Offer Thousands of Free Tickets to Heritage Sites
Thousands of free tickets to historic visitor attractions from the Border Abbeys to Skara Brae and Maeshowe in Orkney are being given away to celebrate St Andrew's Day
Outlaw King Film Review
I rarely review films anymore having swapped writing for making my own very modest efforts in the medium and working on other productions.
Edinburgh Armistice 100 Procession and Service of Commemoration
Exactly one hundred years will have passed today since the end of the First World War, a conflict that devastated a generation.