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What's On Scotland 8-15 Aug: Edinburgh Art Festival & more
We're coming into the second week of August and two new festivals kick off: Edinburgh Art Festival and Edinburgh International Book Festival. Elsewhere, Manuka Honey plays Glasgow and Iglooghost plays Sneaky's Read more »| 08 Aug 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 1-8 Aug: The Edinburgh Festivals begin
As we enter August, the madness of the Edinburgh Festivals begins with The Fringe and the International Festival. While in Glasgow, there's Belle & Sebastian's Glasgow Weekender and the inaugural M4 Festival Read more »| 01 Aug 2024 -
Art
Summerhall looks to be saved – for the short term at least
With the sale of Summerhall looming, charity Summerhall Arts is close to securing a deal to take over the building's lease for the next three years Read more »| 30 Jul 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 25 Jul-1 Aug: Lunarpalooza & more
In the last weekend before the Fringe, local brewery Moonwake put on Lunarpalooza, a mini festival in Leith. Elsewhere, Waxahatchee plays QMU and there's a Brat party at Stereo Read more »| 25 Jul 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 18-24 Jul: Pop Mutations 2024 & more
Pop Mutations kick off with their four day festival this long weekend with a lineup of great local acts across Glasgow. Elsewhere, Q'iwa throw a Pride party and Dovecot exhibit a new tapestry Read more »| 18 Jul 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 11-18 Jul: Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival & more
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival kicks off this week with a host of gigs across the city's music venues. Elsewhere, Ponyboy throw a Pride party at Stereo and Hailey Beavis has her first solo exhibition at Sett Studios Read more »| 11 Jul 2024
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Music
The SAY Award: Submissions open for 2024
The Scottish Album of the Year Award for 2024 launches today, with public submissions open until the end of July Read more »| 10 Jul 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 4-11 Jul: Love Is Strange & more
Glasgow Film Theatre hosts a lovey-dovey season this coming month, with the lies of Bringing Up Baby and Before Sunrise. Elsewhere, Hiba and Dorica play a fundraiser at Stereo and a new exhibition opens at Talbot Rice Gallery Read more »| 04 Jul 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 27 Jun-4 Jul: Kelburn Garden Party & more
Kelburn Garden Party returns to just outside of Largs this coming week, with a stunning lineup of acts. Elsewhere, Collective launch their latest summer exhibition and Soccer Mommy plays Summerhall Read more »| 27 Jun 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 20-27 Jun: SAFAR Festival & more
SAFAR Film Festival arrives at Glasgow Film Theatre this week with four excellent films from the Arab world. Elsewhere, Troye Sivan plays the OVO and Q'iwa throw a Pride party at The Wee Red Bar Read more »| 20 Jun 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 6-13 Jun: Glasgow International & more
Glasgow's biennial festival of art Glasgow International kicks off this week across Glasgow venues. Elsewhere, Common Ground Festival has it inaugural edition and there's a poster sale at Out of the Blue Read more »| 06 Jun 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 30 May-6 Jun: ECA Graduate Show 2024 & more
Degree shows kick off this week at both Edinburgh College of Art and Glasgow School of Art. Elsewhere, R.A.P. Ferreira plays Summerhall and The Old Hairdresser's, and EHFM throw a party to celebrate their new podcast on the local history of dance music Read more »| 30 May 2024 -
Festivals
EIFF previews its Midnight Madness strand
Edinburgh International Film Festival will preview its new Midnight Madness strand with new slasher flick In a Violent Nature Read more »| 29 May 2024 -
Festivals
Introducing The Besties! – New Awards at the Edinburgh Festivals
We're announcing a new awards series – produced by Capital Theatres, Premier Scotland, The Skinny and Fest – which promises to celebrate the best of the Edinburgh Festivals Read more »| 28 May 2024 -
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What's On Scotland 23-30 May: Falastin Film Festival & more
Following a west coast tour, the inaugural edition of Falastin Film Festival makes its way to Edinburgh. Elsewhere, DJ Haram plays The Flying Duck and landmark exhibition Women in Revolt! opens at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Read more »| 23 May 2024