Being trans/transitioning can bring additional strains which impact on how we can cope and take good care of ourselves. Join us for an afternoon workshop which will look at tips and techniques to help boost your mental and emotional wellbeing.
Rummage for treasures at the monthly Out of the Blue Flea Market. Entry free. Over 45 stalls full to bursting with clothes, jewellery, small furniture, music, books, bric-a-brac and so much more. Treat yourself to delicious coffee and cake at the Drill Hall Arts Cafe.
The free ‘Place’ exhibitions – Place: Rediscovery, Place: Analysis and Place: Displaced – are three exhibitions created by third-year Edinburgh Napier University photography students. The work questions place as an idea, challenged, altered, demarcated and purely imagined. The photographers conduct detailed analyses of place through geography, history, social structure, religion, physicality and tangibility.
Out of the Blue presents Freeze Frame Film Club, a brand new classic film club at the Drill Hall. Treat yourself to a delicious pre-show 2 course meal for £12 to match. Spaces are limited so prebooking is essential.
Discussing plans to restore, improve and beautify the Canonmills–Inverleith cycle and footpath.
NTBCC represents your views to the Council on Planning, Environment, Licensing and many other issues. All welcome.
NTBCC represents your views to the Council on Planning, Licensing, the Environment and much more. All welcome. Tonight's AGM will be followed by a regular meeting.
Review of progress and accounts for the last year, followed by a normal meeting to discuss plans for the coming month. All welcome.
Do you want to attract more wildlife into your garden? Try suspending goat viscera from your washing line. Alternatively, attend a free drop-in session for all ages at the Royal Botanic Garden. RSPB experts will offer tips on how to bring butterflies to your borders and birds to your bird table. This activity will also run at the same time and venue on Sunday 9 February.
For a wide range of events being run by and for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community throughout February, look at the Village Voices newsletter here.