At St James the Less Church Hall, Broomhill, EH26 9EE: The concert (postponed from 13th June) of traditional style music from the Northcott Caird Smith band. Sarah, Duggi and Matt will give us a fabulous evening of music and craic. Tickets £10/£5 on sale at the end of August. Matt, Read more
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Jan Miller and Friends' annual exhibition of Art and Craft opens on Sunday 9th November. There is an opening event on Sunday 9th November 2-4pm in the Storehouse
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Please email hello.communityarts@gmail.com for information.
Please email hello.communityarts@gmail.com for information.
A feast of harp music! Ailie Robertson is a musician in the broadest sense: composer, arranger, teacher, improviser and harp virtuoso. Awarded LiveIreland’s ‘Female Musician of the Year’, her synthesis of Scottish, Irish and contemporary harping technique into an individual style represents the realization of “otherwise unimagined possibilities for Read more
Also showing at the Barn, Banchory. "Step into a magical world where music, myth and memory are intertwined. Inspired by David Thomson’s classic book from 1954, The People of the Sea is a spellbinding performance. Storytellers and musicians Ruth Kirkpatrick (N.E Scotland) and Colin Urwin (N. Ireland) weave melodies, gentle humour and subtle gravitas Read more
The Amazing Carlops Jazz Band, with school bands and guests Saturday 21st February 7:30pm Penicuik Trinity Community Church Hall, bottom of Kirkhill Road Tickets - £10/£5 Please click here to buy your tickets Please click here for all events tickets and memberships etc from the Community Arts Online Shop Or Read more
Bruadar: 'Dream' (n. Scottish Gaelic) Lynn Fraser - Flute Kieran McCrossan - Classical Guitar The Bruadar Duo was formed at the beginning of 2019. Brought together by a mutual passion for performing and a desire to explore and develop the repertoire for this wonderful Chamber Music pairing. Together as the Read more
Over 300 years have passed since the publication of Allan Ramsay’s pastoral comedy “The Gentle Shepherd”. Through the inclusion of traditional songs and music, Ramsay adapted his work into a ballad opera, earning it the title of “the first Scottish opera”. Set against the backdrop of the Pentland Hills, “The Read more