Events near Gogar, Edinburgh

Scottish alt-rock survivalists The Zombie Economists return from hiatus with a new line-up, supporting industrial bohemoths Divine Shade.

The Long Ryders, pioneers of the Alt-Country movement, return to the stage with the same fiery spirit that first made them legends.

The Comedy Cellar Edinburgh brings you live stand-up comedy every night of the week, featuring some of Scotland's best comedians

Beneath the cobblestones of the Royal Mile, the cries of rebellion, sermons, and secret agreements still echo.

Come along and join us for a night full of laughter!!

Forma | Lignum brings together Sundt Studios and Cairnwood Studio in a celebration of contemporary furniture, craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

Beneath Glasgow's soaring statues and glittering city lights lies a wild tangle of rebellion, secrets, and playful twists.

In Edinburgh, secrets linger on every cobbled corner-one moment whispers of medieval treachery, the next, coded messages echo from modern labs.

Beneath the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, the cobblestones hum with the echoes of centuries of blood, ambition, and betrayal.

Stirling is a city built on foundations of blood, betrayal, and broken crowns.

A black Gothic spire needles the Edinburgh sky, and the Scott Monument casts long shadows over stories that refuse to stay buried.

A city where the past and future collide, Edinburgh hides its boldest secrets behind glowing glass towers and stone-walled legends.

Come see the amazing singer and guitarist Henry Durodola at Blue Dog

Beneath Merchant City's polished stone, Glasgow's old nerve still twitches.

Beneath Dunfermline's quiet cobbled streets lies the heartbeat of Scotland's lost royalty and tangled secrets.

A spire pierces the Edinburgh sky, blackened by centuries of secrets and storms.

Walk up the volcanic rock at the heart of Edinburgh to the castle that Scottish kings, English armies and modern soldiers have all held.

Beneath the polished facade of Millhill lies a landscape scarred by radical uprisings and the hushed whispers of aristocratic scandal.

A thousand eyes have stared up at Edinburgh's monuments, but few have seen the city's shadows hiding behind marble and stone.

Perth hides a battlefield beneath its quiet cobblestones where kings were crowned and traitors met the blade.