A cracking line-up for our April Bruncheon – featuring Candythief, Paul Gilbody, Daccordiana) put together by special guest programmer Diana de Cabarrus, (Candythief, Stems) who will also be hitting the stage. Come along for top-notch live music, great food, and excellent company! Free.
Veronica Denholm and Jennifer Giles will talk on 'The National Library of Scotland: A Treasure Trove'. Tea/coffee from 7.00pm Talk from 7.30pm. Non-members welcome, £2.00.
Catch up on all the news, find out what's planned next, volunteer your green fingers. All welcome.
Friends of King George V Park and Scotland Yard meet this afternoon to womble and piece together the recent history of social life in the shrubbery. Gloves and litter-pickers provided. Bring your own moral glow.
Candidates standing in the Scottish Parliamentary elections for the Edinburgh Northern & Leith constituency will be invited to answer your questions. (For a better chance of having your question picked, send it to us in advance at spurtle@hotmail.co.uk) Come along and hear what they have to say. Contributions afterwards towards cost of hall-hire would be much appreciated.
After the winter break, Friends will restart cutting back and litter picking. Planting will follow on Sunday 20 March. If you plan to attend either meet-up, please let Josie Imrie know at: therocheidpath@gmail.com
Join us IN the river for this favourite activity. Children £4 (accompanying adults free). Booking essential: admin@waterofleith.org.uk Tel. 455 7367
Water, food, shelter and fire are the keys to survival. Learn new skills from our 'wild' leaders. Children £4 (accompanying adult free). Booking essential: admin@waterofleith.org.uk Tel. 455 7367
Wear your wellies – it's gonna be squelchy as we explore mud. And yes, that means pies and faces. Children £4 (accompanying adults go free). Booking essential: admin@waterofleith.org.uk Tel. 455 7367