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Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 8-15 Apr: Douglas Stuart, Orphans and more
With Douglas Stuart's 2020 debut novel Shuggie Bain – a tender and tenacious tale of poverty and addiction based on Stuart’s child... Read more »| Updated over 3 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 5-12 May: Yardwords, Dundead & more
Street art has been exploding in Glasgow over the last few years and that’s partly due to the success of Yardworks, the festival of urban art... Read more »| Updated over 2 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 11-18 Sep: Take One Action and more
Take One Action In the year of our Lord 2025, Take One Action, Scotland’s film festival dedicated to social justice, is as necessary as ever. The... Read more »| Updated 3 months ago -
ComedyLouis CK accused of sexual misconduct
Unsubstantiated rumours of Louis CK's proclivity for sexual misconduct have swirled around comedy circles for years, but a New York Times investigation ... Read more »| Updated about 8 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 29 Feb-7 Mar: Under the Olive Tree & more
Under the Olive Tree Saturdays have become days of concerted solidarity, awareness and protests in aid of the Palestinian people, and that’s the case ... Read more »| Updated almost 2 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 16-23 Jul: Cryptic's Signal-on-Sea + more
You might have noticed that the Scottish summer can be a tad temperamental. Therefore, when a warm and reasonably sunny spell like this one we&rsqu... Read more »| Updated over 4 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 6-13 Oct: Tenement Trail, Leith Comedy Fest & more
Tenement Trail Various venues in Glasgow, 7 OctIt may be getting cold outside, but music festival season isn’t over quite yet. The mighty Tenement Tra... Read more »| Updated about 2 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 31 Oct-6 Nov: Glasgow Print Fair, Scotland Loves Anime
Glasgow Print Fair Are your walls looking a bit sad? Do you love supporting local artists? Are you stuck for Christmas present ideas? If you answered yes to... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
BooksFive events to catch at Aye Write! 2018
Aye Write!, Glasgow's Book Festival, is upon us again, descending on the city across the second half of March. From the brilliant work of Scotland's indie pu... Read more »| Updated almost 8 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 13-20 Aug: Fringe comedy + more
Welcome to freedom week. You can now drink alcohol indoors past sundown. You can now have a wee boogie on the dancefloor. You can now go to a gig without the... Read more »| Updated over 4 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 20-26 May: The Great Eastern & Figures of Speech
Head east this weekend! Because one of our favourite city music festivals, The Great Eastern, returns with a shimmering lineup of artists to help kick o... Read more »| Updated over 3 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 10-17 Apr: Record Store Day + more
Record Store Day Record Store Day, the UK’s annual celebration of indie record shops, returns on Saturday (12 Apr). An outrageous list of ne... Read more »| Updated 9 months ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 4-10 Nov: Mark Cousins's Like a Huge Scotland
Is there a busier filmmaker in the UK than Mark Cousins? He made four feature films in 2021 alone and is currently touring film festivals with his latest, Th... Read more »| Updated about 3 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 10-17 Oct: Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival
Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival The long-running and essential Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival is back with a huge lineup delving ... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 3-9 Nov: Palestinian exhibition Deluge & more
This weekend sees the mixed-media exhibition Deluge (3-5 Nov) come to sett studio on Leith Walk, Edinburgh with the aim of spreading awareness and ... Read more »| Updated about 2 years ago -
ComedyGlasgow Comedy Festival: Five under-the-radar picks
Glaswegian comedy fans, get set to hammer your bank account this March. The Glasgow International Comedy Festival returns for its 21st birthday edition with ... Read more »| Updated almost 2 years ago -
Things To DoThe Skinny Zap Events Guide: 7-13 February
We at The Skinny love Filmhouse’s House Guest initiative, the ongoing season where the Edinburgh cinema invite some of the most interesting artists wor... Read more »| Updated almost 7 years ago -
FestivalsFrench Film Festival 2019: Five highlights
From some of the cream of the Cannes crop to restored classics and mainstream hits, the French Film Festival is a much-appreciated annual event for the UK&rs... Read more »| Updated about 6 years ago -
FilmThe 25 must-see films of 2019
Ad Astra Dir. James Gray | Release TBC After taking characters to the New World (The Immigrant) and deep into the Amazon rainforest (The Lost City of Z), J... Read more »| Updated almost 7 years ago -
ArtGSA Degree Show 2024: School of Design
The School of Design offers perspectives on common themes across various disciplines – 2024's graduating students produce designs with a considered com... Read more »| Updated over 1 year ago -
Things To DoThe Skinny Christmas Gift Guide 2024
Books Mount Florida BooksI love Mount Florida Books. Great books, great vibes, and did you know they reinvest their profits into Glasgow’s literary an... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
MusicThe Skinny on EH-FM: Show Three (Listen Again)
We – Tallah Brash (Music Editor) and Nadia Younes (Clubs Editor) – were back on the radio today (1 Apr) for our third show on Edinburgh community... Read more »| Updated over 6 years ago -
FestivalsEdinburgh Film Festival: Read 2021's Young Critics
The curtain has come down on another edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, and we're delighted to once again bring you work from the writers ... Read more »| Updated over 4 years ago -
FilmListen to The Cineskinny podcast!
The Cineskinny is the film podcast from some of the team behind The Skinny – every fortnight we take some kind of look at the wide world of The Movies.... Read more »| Updated almost 4 years ago -
FilmFilms of 2018: The criminally overlooked movies
The Breadwinner Dir. Nora Twomey The Breadwinner is an ode to storytelling, revelling in the boundless freedom of animation to create a kaleidoscope of t... Read more »| Updated about 7 years ago -
Things To DoListen to the Not Your Usual podcast
Not Your Usual is a new series of podcasts from The Skinny – each episode, we'll be having an extended chat with a Scottish creative who's doing things... Read more »| Updated over 2 years ago -
FilmThe Skinny's Films of 2022
1. Aftersun Dir. Charlotte Wells There is a sense throughout Aftersun of reaching and reaching, of brushing something vital with your fingertips only to ha... Read more »| Updated about 3 years ago -
FilmThe Skinny's Top 25 Films of 2018
25. Loveless Dir. Andrey Zvyagintsev Andrey Zvyagintsev’s haunting drama centres on a missing child, Alyosha (Matvey Novikov), who vanishes during ... Read more »| Updated about 7 years ago -
ArtCCA Highlights – July/August 2019
Anger, solidarity and resistance runs through Sonic Séance: The Gathering (until 28 July). With a varied programme of dance, performance, video and wo... Read more »| Updated over 6 years ago -
Things To DoFinding Edinburgh's STYLE Icons with St James Quarter
A STYLE Icon can be a person, place, district, building, home… We asked some of The Skinny’s team to share their local style inspirations, and y... Read more »| Updated 11 months ago