1 Ingliston, Edinburgh, ST, GB, EH28 8AU
The two actor-guides in the Literary Pub Tour take visitors around old and new Edinburgh with dramatised stories of the city's literary wits. Starting at the Beehive Inn, it takes in historic pubs and quirky landmarks, ending at the Café Royal.
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The National Home & Design Show at Ingliston's Royal Highland Centre is aimed at providing recognition for the best in the industry of the highest quality products and services within the property and home interior markets.
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Enchanting Ragamuffin in the Royal Mile stocks reasonably priced designer knitwear, slippers, stuffed animal toys, bags and gifts by young British and international designers. All products use natural fibre like boiled wool and linen, and are strictly fair trade.
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The <i>clarsach</i> (small harp) was widespread among the peoples of Scotland, Ireland and Wales long before the bagpipes. Since 1982, the Clarsach Society has celebrated its heritage with the residential Edinburgh International Harp Festival at Merchiston Castle School.
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The Edinburgh International Science Festival attracts around 70,000 visitors for a variety of hands-on activities, workshops and shows for children, demonstrations, exhibitions, talks and tours, offering more than 200 events in 20 venues throughout the city.
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Held every year at the top of Edinburgh's Calton Hill, the Beltane Fire Festival is a modern take on an ancient Celtic fertility ceremony. Costumed revellers dance around the hill accompanied by drummers, musicians and spectacular props.
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Formerly the Capital City Challenge and a part of the BUPA Great Caledonian Run, the BUPA Great Edinburgh Run attracts several thousand runners each year.
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Dead by Dawn - the UK's only festival devoted entirely to horror film - returns to the Edinburgh Filmhouse for four days of fear...
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Featuring works by Durer, Blake, Rembrandt, Goya and Whistler, The National Gallery of Scotland hosts an insightful exhibition into the art of printmaking. Spanning 500 years of art history, these 30 works are considered major artistic achievements.
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The Great Scottish Walk, in Edinburgh offers three routes of one, six and twelve miles commencing at 10.30am from Meadowbank Stadium and proceeding down to Holyrood Park for the official 11am start. The event attracts over 6000 walkers per year and raises over £1million for charity.
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