OUT OF THE BLUE – 30 YEARS YOUNG
Since its beginning 30 years ago, Out of the Blue has left an indelible mark on Edinburgh’s cultural scene, writes Charlie Ellis. As well as providing studio space to artists, the organisation has also been a significant host of cultural events and much else.
This wide range of activities has given Out of The Blue a greater reach than many comparable art centres, and its importance is clear at a time when other bodies, such as the Filmhouse and Summerhall, have been under severe threat.
QUESTION …
How on earth does Ukraine's President Zelensky find time to work a second job in Edinburgh?
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MANY HAPPY RETURNS TO THE LEITHER!
The Leither magazine is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, writes Charlie Ellis. In those two decades it has established itself as a much enjoyed publication, featuring a range of themes and contributors.
Their commemorative issue No. 159 is now available across Leith, including from the fringes of Spurtleshire at McDonald Road Library, Out of the Blue Drill Hall, and Elvis Shakespeare.
ISSUE 340 – OUT SOON!
As you read this, advance copies of the June Spurtle are already spreading across Broughton like crytospiridium through the lower digestive tract of an unsuspecting Devon holidaymaker.
For those who enjoy Edinburgh journalism and watery diarrhoea, local politics and abdominal pain, fever, occasional dizziness and dollops of local gossip, this is good news.
Page 1 begins with a square peg in a round hole (refused), deep breaths, the wide blue yonder and high hopes. Also fearsome drops for unfortunate drivers.
BROUGHTON SUNSET
Bellevue Chapel. No rain tomorrow?
Try praying.
Yellow warning thunderstorm: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcvwr3zrw#?date=2024-05-28
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WATER OF LEITH – THE MORNING AFTER THE NIGHT BEFORE
The level of the Water of Leith has dropped considerably since we videoed it last night but remains higher than we’ve have seen it for many years.
More heavy rain is forecast for this evening and on Sunday.
Spurtle went to investigate the stretch between the Stockbridge Colonies and Bonnington early this morning.
We found the Bell Place footbridge closed and boarded.
RAINY DAY IN THE NEW TOWN
Summer's in the air.
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