News
The latest news from Edinburgh's Festivals, plus articles and features to help you get more out of the world's leading festival city.
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Video - Edinburgh Art Festival's Sorcha Carey
Sorcha Carey, director of Edinburgh Art Festival, discusses Edinburgh's festivals.
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Book Festival launches bumper 2017 lineup
Over 1000 participants will come together at this year's Edinburgh International Book Festival under the banner Brave New Words
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Video - Children's Festival's Noel Jordan
Noel Jordan, Festival Director of the Edinburgh International Children's Festival discusses Edinburgh's Festivals
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Applications open for Fringe Sustainability Award 2017
The Fringe Sustainable Practice Award celebrates the most socially, economically and environmentally sustainable shows at the 2017 Fringe
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Book Festival Outriders return to recount their journeys
Five Scottish writers journeyed across the Americas, collecting stories and experiences for the Edinburgh International Book Festival
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Video - Edinburgh International Film Festival's Mark Adams
Mark Adams, Artistic Director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival discusses Edinburgh's Festivals
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Video - Jazz Festival's Fiona Alexander
Fiona Alexander, Producer of the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, discusses Edinburgh's festivals.
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6 essentials for becoming a Festival City expert
Find out if you truly know your stuff when it comes to Edinburgh, the world's leading Festival City!
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Video - Science Festival Director, Simon Gage
In the first of a series of videos, Dr Simon Gage OBE, of the Edinburgh International Science Festival discusses Edinburgh's festivals
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Art Festival's 2017 commissions revealed
Inspired by two special anniversaries, Edinburgh Art Festival has launched its 2017 commissions programme
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New guests and old friends as Tattoo reveals programme
2017's Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo promises a spectacular celebration, international guests, bands from the UK and a Splash of Tartan!
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International Festival to make city square Bloom
Edinburgh's St Andrew Square will be transformed in the third of the Edinburgh International Festival's huge opening events
