Taking in some of Leith’s murals (both old and new) and giving the public an opportunity to meet some of the artists involved in the making of artworks. Tours will start at the iconic Leith mural painted by Tim Chalk and Paul Grime in the 1980s and finish at The Leith Aquatic mural produced by Blameless on Halmyre Street. (More info).
Meet the Leith Walk candidates and hear how they answer the questions that matter most to you. All welcome. Admission free. (Voluntary donation afterwards to help cover venue costs.)
Please send us your questions in advance, and we'll try to make sure they get asked. More information here: http://www.broughtonspurtle.org.uk/news/your-questions-leith-walk-husti…
A public drop-in event to discuss what kind of George Street you want to see in future. Meet design/environmental consultants Ironside Farrar.
Broughton History Society guides will lead walks around the area's most interesting spots, each tour lasting about an hour. Residents and visitors welcome. The pace will be gentle and on pavements (occasional road crossings), and the route will suit both walkers and wheelchair users.
Hosted by the Central Edinburgh New Town Association. Bring your own picnic, chairs and tables. Music from Edinburgh Brass Band, Trinity Pipers, Regimental Band of the Black Watch Army Cadet Force, and Ceilidhonia. Big hats, blazers, dressing up.
'All frontages, keyholders, residents, their guests, our friends and neighbours are welcome.'
Entry by raffle ticket (£2 each).
Looking back over June, looking forward to August: progress, plots, prospects. If you'd like to help, come along.
Discussing everything from licensing to planning, environment to traffic, local residents' concerns big and small. All welcome.
Discussing everything from licensing to planning, environment to traffic, local residents' concerns big and small. All welcome.
Games, crazy golf, slack wire (trapeze wire for beginners) free BBQ (burglars, ice cream and juice).
Three free performances at 12 noon, 3pm & 5pm at 12 locations along the Water of Leith from the International Festival and the Scottish Brass Band Association, inspired by En avant, marche! More details.