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The Fringe venues putting more money in the pockets of new comedians
Prefer your laughs from performers who aren't risking bankruptcy? Try these Festival spots
Jul 31
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Sarah McArthur
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The Fringe shows we'd bet the house will be your favourites this summer
Will Quinn on the returning shows and artists which you shouldn't miss
Jul 19
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Roll with it? What hosting Oasis in the middle of the Fringe will do to Edinburgh
£600 a night at 'budget' hotels, the rise of the ‘tourist commute’ and homeless families shipped out again
Jul 10
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Jolene Campbell
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Bikes, breakfast beer, midnight chips and 'no dickheads'
The incredible 100-mile, all-night ride to watch the sunrise at Cramond
Jul 5
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Sarah McArthur
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Party, protest and no politicians please
Thoughts from the street at Edinburgh Pride 2025
Jul 1
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Sarah McArthur
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How family fields in Ecuador inspired 'Britain's best food attraction'
Serial entrepreneur spills the beans on growing the Capital's award-winning Chocolatarium
Jun 21
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David Forsyth
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Bringing 'the people's theatre' back to life
This summer marks a glorious rebirth for Leith Theatre
Jun 14
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Ilona Amos
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A beginner's guide to the Hidden Door festival
How to get the most out of Edinburgh's upstart celebration of grassroots arts
Jun 7
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Sarah McArthur
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Edinburgh’s answer to London’s ‘revolutionary’ V&A Storehouse stalls
Funding shortfall threatens to leave Granton's showcase cultural attraction in limbo
Jun 5
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Euan McGrory
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'She never married because all the good men died there'
The greatest rail tragedy in UK history and how it helped shape the unique Leither identity
May 31
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Sarah McArthur
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Creating Scotland's first fully digital museum on Leith's Shore
Ambitious Custom House redesign hopes to attract Visitor Levy funding
May 10
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Sarah McArthur
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'Just like this building, our aspirations for the future are enormous'
The rebirth of arts venue Summerhall - as it hopes the bulldozers stay away
May 8
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