Southside Church made up of people of all ages: "you’ll find us to be a loving, caring, nurturing, Bible-based fellowship".

Opened in 1888, St James (aka St James the Less Episcopal Church) host a number of live music events throughout the year.

The Church comprises of a large sanctuary, a 100 capacity hall known as the Drennan hall, and a small 30 capacity hall all available for rental. The church also has an labyrinth, a circuitous route ...

Once the penny school of Robert Louis Stevenson, this unique one-room schoolhouse has served as the base for the 46th Edinburgh Company of the Boy's Brigade, a mission hall and much more throughout ...

Formerly known as Burrito 'n' Shake, Greek Gyros Grill specialises in Greek street food. Eat in or takeaway. During the Fringe, part of the PBH Free Fringe.

Formerly known as 32 Below before it had a vinyl-inspired makeover, West Nic Records is a basement bar with free live music, cocktails, and drinking games (beer pong, shot roulette) on Edinburgh's ...

Borrowing the title of James Joyce's impenetrable novel, this is an Irish pub for large crowds and live music.

Edinburgh's Mercat Cross is a distinctive historical landmark on the Royal Mile beside St Giles Cathedral and opposite ...

Housed in a tall, steepled church designed by Hippolyte Blanc, this Edinburgh Southside church first opened in 1879.

Since its launch in 2014, the Edinburgh Food Festival quickly became a popular picnic hot spot in Assembly George Square ...

The Duke Ellington favourite Take the A Train was a good starter for a concert by this intergenerational band, starting with ...

This year, Earth Overshoot Day falls on 30 July. There may be over five months before the year’s end, but we’ve already ...