Science Festival April 2007
A festival with something for all - look out for informative talks, dazzling demonstrations and fun filled hands on sessions for all ages.
Whether you’re 6 or 60 you’ll find something here to educate, entertain or astonish as the city becomes a giant lab for a week and a half.
www.sciencefestival.co.uk or call 0131 557 5588
Ceilidh Culture April 2007
Last year’s event was a huge success and events are even better now in 2004.
A relative new comer to the diary, Ceilidh Culture is a vibrant and lively celebration of traditional Scottish arts, showcasing the best music, dance, poetry and storytelling from home and abroad.
This April sees over 100 events taking place, from major concerts and recitals to workshops.
www.ceilidhculture.co.uk or 0131 228 1155
Easter Festival April 2007
After the huge success of last year’s inaugural event, 2004’s events are set to be even better.
The festival has been extended to cover the run up to Easter and Bank Holiday Monday, with more chance to enjoy a variety of free, family friendly events, featuring performers from around the world including a spectacular free family fun day on Easter Sunday and a stunning Cavalcade.
www.edinburgheaster.co.uk
Childrens Festival May 2006
The world’s best children’s theatre comes to the city - sidesplitting comedy to thought provoking theatre.There’s something for everyone as well-loved favourites come to life alongside new characters in a dazzling array of events from puppet shows to dance and drama.
E: info@imaginate.org.uk
Jazz Festival August 2006
A long estbalished part of Edinburghs festival calendar, it has some of the worlds and UK's top perfomers.
Venues and tickets to be announced
Film Festival 14 - 27August 2006
Exclusive screenings, sneak previews of latest new films, premieres and parties - don't miss the 2004 film festival. This festival packs a lot of cinema into fourteen days with showings for all tastes in the art.
www.edfilmfest.org.uk
International Book Festival 12 - 28 August 2006
Another pillar of the Edinburgh fetsival scene, every August Charlotte Square becomes a tented village full special shows, talks and events for book lovers of all ages.
Favourite writers and famous authors take to the stage to give readings or take part in debates. Browse the book tents and pick up some great holiday reading. Or simply relax in one of the onsite bars or cafes.
www.edbookfest.co.uk
