Museum Late: Fringe Fridays

Past event at National Museum of Scotland

Fri 09 Aug

Entry from £20

Museum Late: Fringe Fridays. Enjoy a unique flavour of the Fringe and explore the museum after hours. From music and dance, to comedy and theatre, handpicked performers will showcase highlights from their acts across three exhilarating party nights, alongside bars and entry to our exhibition Wild and Majestic. From the Grand Gallery’s main stage to more intimate spaces across the museum, discover our world-class collections whilst soaking up the festival atmosphere. Guest programmed by the festival gurus at The List, each night of this adults-only extravaganza offers a different take on the Fringe.

Venue

National Museum of Scotland
Chambers Street
Edinburgh EH1 1JF

GET DIRECTIONS

National Museum of Scotland

The National Museum of Scotland has galleries dedicated to the natural world, art and design, technology an...
Get the full lowdown here

Opening Hours:
Mon: 10:00 - 17:00
Tues: 10:00 - 17:00
Wed: 10:00 - 17:00
Thur: 10:00 - 17:00
Fri: 10:00 - 17:00
Sat: 10:00 - 17:00
Sun: 10:00 - 17:00

Phone: 0300 123 6789
Web: http://nms.ac.uk
Email: info@nms.ac.uk

Nearby Venues

Restaurants & Cafes

Tower Restaurant

Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh EH1 1JF

View Venue

Restaurants & Cafes

Boteco do Brasil

47 Lothian Street, Edinburgh EH1 1HB

View Venue

Gigs & Live Music

Reid Concert Hall

Edinburgh University Bristo Square, Edinburgh EH1 1EY

View Venue

Restaurants

Bristo Hall

3 Bristo Place, Edinburgh EH1 1EY

View Venue

      Editor's Choice
    

      1
    
Music
Jenny Hval on perfume passion and new album Iris Silver Mistby Lewis Wade

      2
    
Festivals
Falastin Film Festival returns for 2025by Maria Farsoon

      3
    
Music
WU LYF 4EVA: The cult of WU LYFby Nadia Younes

      4
    
Film
Déa Kulumbegashvili on abortion drama Aprilby Stefania Sarrubba

      5
    
Intersections
Cycles of Change: Glasgow’s cycling gender gapby Charlene Hewitt

      6
    
Art
Farm to Plate: MOSS restaurant and ViViVi Studioby Stacey Hunter

      7
    
Music
Dua Lipa’s domination: understanding a specious superstarby Lucy Fitzgerald

      8
    
Art
Where Are the Disabled Photographers?by Laura Baliman