The Book Festival returns for its second edition under the stewardship of Jenny Niven. The packed programme features literary ...

How does music cross a border? Laila Ghaffar reflects on curating connection via co-hosting a radio show amid ongoing border ...

It's been ten years since John Maclean burst onto the movie scene with his stylish western Slow West. His second feature, ...

On Phantom Island, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard keep it fresh with an orchestral twist on their usual psych-rock formula.

Hidden Door returns to one of Edinburgh's abandoned buildings, this year taking over The Paper Factory in Costorphine.

If Never Enough doesn’t reach the high bar Turnstile’s set themselves on Glow On, there are thrills in their attempt to shoot ...

On her latest album, Cynthia Erivo delivers a fearless, genre-defying journey through heartbreak, healing, and hope.

C.S. Lewis wrote the novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in the years following his experience as a soldier in the ...

It’s been two years and eight months since an audience has crossed the threshold of Edinburgh’s Filmhouse. But in just over ...

Emerging artists at the Edinburgh College of Art find inspiration in mythology, the natural world and the domestic sphere.

From hedonistic hook-ups to the dynamism of Glasgow's streets, art school students translate their personal perspectives into ...

Pippa Blundell, Brìghde Chaimbeul and M. John Henry bring folk sounds fizzing to the top, but our June recommendations span ...