Wednesday 25th February 11am, Dovecot Studios, 10, Infirmary Street, EH1 1LT.    There are Three Simultaneous Exhibitions. Edinburgh Drawing on Style, Original Fashion Illustration (Café, Entrance Foyer & Shop) Featuring works by artists including Antonio Lopez, Kenneth Paul Block and Steven Stipelman, the exhibition explores how fashion illustrators bridged journalism and fine art at a moment when the illustrated image still rivalled photography. (Free admission) David Remfry In Residence (Tapestry Balcony) Acclaimed artist David Remfry brings his lyrical artistic vision to Edinburgh, featuring 30 evocative paintings, including a sensitive portrait of his friend, Alan Cumming and his first-ever tapestry, created with Dovecot Studios. (Free admission) The Biba Story, 1964–1975 (North Gallery, South Gallery) Explore how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label, sparking a revolution in how people shopped and how Biba earned its spot as the brand that epitomises 1960s and 1970s fashion. ( Admission £10.50)  

Sunday 15th March 2026, 3pm  Meet in the entrance of  Usher Hall, Lothian Road, Edinburgh EH1 2EA. Poulenc’s Gloria and Bruckner Mass. Join us for the afternoon concert of dynamic, dramatic and uplifting music - a choral programme of Bruckner’s Mass in D minor and Poulenc’s Gloria by Edinburgh Royal Choral Union with Brussels Choral Society. Tickets £17 - £42 (10 % discount if you show your Messiah ticket or programme at the box office).

Wednesday 15th April 11.am  Modern One, 73 & 75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR. Two Simultaneous Exhibitions. Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick and Robert Mapplethorpe.   Experience impactful new displays by Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick, and Robert Mapplethorpe, each offering distinctive and diverse approaches to the ideas of self-expression, identity, and the complexity of our inner life. Visitors will encounter Louise Bourgeois’s three-metre-high Spider, innovative light boxes and a playful sculptural installation by Helen Chadwick and striking self-portraits by Robert Mapplethorpe. (Free admission) Surrealism :  Picturing the Strange. You will encounter bizarre creatures and weird machines, eerie landscapes and liminal spaces. These uncanny compositions juxtapose the familiar with the peculiar, subverting reality and exploring the potential of the mind. (Free admission).