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Scottish Storytelling Centre |
Purpose-built venue dedicated to live storytelling, for both children and adults. |
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Edinburgh International Conference Centre |
The EICC is Edinburgh's main conference centre is a short walk from Festival Square and Haymarket Station. The EICC opened in 1995, and has since held thousands of events, attracting several hundred... |
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Edinburgh Academy |
New Town public school centered around its oval Hall, built in 1824 and designed by William Burn. Caters to Nursery, Junior School or Senior School levels. |
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Edinburgh Corn Exchange |
All-purpose venue with a standing capacity of up to 2800 hosting major events, from live rock concerts to trade shows, rave nights to wedding fairs. |
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Royal Scots Club |
Traditional Edinburgh New Town club that combines tradition and comfort in a leafy Georgian row near the city centre. |
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Edinburgh College of Art |
Edinburgh College of Art has a reputation as one of the leading art colleges in the UK. |
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Meadowbank Stadium |
Much-loved sports stadium that has hosted concerts, international athletics championships, football, and provided a training ground for great Scottish sports people, including cyclist and triple Olymp |
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National Museum of Scotland |
The National Museum of Scotland re-opened on 29th July 2011, following a £47.4 million refurbishment of the Victorian building. |
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Central Hall |
Central is primarily a Church and a sometime concert, exhibition, or entertainment venue with hundred-year-old stained glass in the art nouveau style and a great acoustic. |
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Assembly Roxy |
Arts venue in a converted 19th Century church. Assembly Roxy is home of Assembly Festival and Assembly Theatre, both during the Edinburgh Fringe and for the rest of the year. |
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City Art Centre |
The City Art Centre is a bright modern space in a former warehouse next to Waverley Station. Houses one of the most extensive collections of Scottish art, including artists from the Edinburgh School... |
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Saint Stephen's Stockbridge |
No longer used for Sunday services, the towering Stockbridge Church was bought by the Benzies Foundation from the Church of Scotland on 27th June 2014, with plans to ensure long term community use and |
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Mansfield Traquair Centre |
Veteran Fringe-goers may remember the former catholic Mansfield church building at the foot of Broughton Street when as Cafe Grafitti it buzzed with live music acts from around the world. Or maybe... |
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Hopetoun House |
Palatial, stately home near South Queensferry overlooking the Firth of Forth (just West of the Forth Bridges), with large rambling grounds. Hopetoun is held under private charitable trust, but... |
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Quaker Meeting House |
The Quaker Meeting House, aka the Friends' Meeting House, is one of the two general gathering places for Edinburgh's Quakers, located just off the High Street overlooking Victoria Street. |
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McEwan Hall |
Grand, old, circular building in Bristo Square with opulent interior and huge stone pillars. |
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Stockbridge Parish Church |
A classic Church of Scotland parish church, dating back to 1823, in the old village of Stockbridge with small domed steeple. |
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Citrus Club |
Long-standing club with a retro feel in its choice of music. Various genre nights including Eighties, classic rock staples, indie, and ska, reggae, and dancehall numbers. |
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The Jam House |
Live music and dining across from Queen Street Gardens, with diners being entertained with an acoustic set followed by a live band from about 10pm. |
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Espionage, Edinburgh |
With multiple bars, karaoke booths, and a night club spread over its five floors this labyrinthine venue has become a popular draw for stag and hen nights, parties, and private get-togethers. |
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