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Edinburgh · Scotland

The Fringe Review

29 shows
15 venues
2026
How Can We Build a Feminist Scotland?
Talat Yaqoob, Helen O'Shea, Esa Aldegheri, Catherine Murphy, Muminah Koleoso
Critics' Choice Non-fiction (Adults) · Courtyard Theatre

How Can We Build a Feminist Scotland?

I n Building a Feminist Nation, social justice campaigner Talat Yaqoob, modern historian Helen O’Shea, and Law professor Kim Barker commissioned bold new writing on the intersection of feminism, human rights, advocacy, and policy to prompt vital discussions about Scotland. Esa Aldegheri talks with them and contributors Muminah Koleoso (writing on young women and misogyny) and Catherine Murphy (exploring poverty and the economy), considering the political shifts required to deliver a more equitable, feminist Scotland.

02 Non-fiction (Adults) · Spiegeltent

Hannah French: The Rolling Year

Eating with the seasons is one thing, but have you ever tuned your ear to them? Dr Hannah French did while writing The Rolling Year: Listening to the Seasons with Vivaldi. Today the BBC Radio 3 presenter and...

03 Contemporary Music · The Hub

Camilla George

Experience a hypnotising blend of Afrofuturism, hip hop and jazz with visionary saxophonist and composer Camilla George.Saxophonist Camilla George grew up listening to her dad’s Fela Kuti, Charlie Parker and Sidney...

04 Creativity · Children's Tent

Music and Making with Wild Wings of Hope

Did you know there’s a bird called a swift which travels all the way from Edinburgh to Africa every year? Amazing, right? Join Wild Wings of Hope for a delightful drop in session packed with stories, papercrafts, and...

05 Storytime, Music & Hobbies · Children's Tent

Music Day!

What have music and books got in common? Find out with the Book Festival team, and help us use rhythm and simple instruments to make brilliant new poems. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is needed so come for...

06 Storytime, Music & Hobbies · Children's Tent

Music Day!

What have music and books got in common? Find out with the Book Festival team, and help us use rhythm and simple instruments to make brilliant new poems. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is needed so come for...

07 Creativity · Children's Tent

Music and Making with Wild Wings of Hope

Did you know there’s a bird called a swift which travels all the way from Edinburgh to Africa every year? Amazing, right? Join Wild Wings of Hope for a delightful drop in session packed with stories, papercrafts, and...

08 Poetry (Adults) · Spiegeltent

A Verse of Poets

Join your host, Beth Cochrane, for a glittering line-up of poets from across Scotland. From Scots Scrievers to Gaelic singers, Edinburgh Makars to Edwin Morgan Poetry Award-winners, tonight’s roster use their poetry –...

09 Creativity · Children's Tent

Music and Making with Wild Wings of Hope

Did you know there’s a bird called a swift which travels all the way from Edinburgh to Africa every year? Amazing, right? Join Wild Wings of Hope for a delightful drop in session packed with stories, papercrafts, and...

10 Creativity · Children's Tent

Music and Making with Wild Wings of Hope

Did you know there’s a bird called a swift which travels all the way from Edinburgh to Africa every year? Amazing, right? Join Wild Wings of Hope for a delightful drop in session packed with stories, papercrafts, and...

11 Creativity · Children's Tent

Music and Making with Wild Wings of Hope

Did you know there’s a bird called a swift which travels all the way from Edinburgh to Africa every year? Amazing, right? Join Wild Wings of Hope for a delightful drop in session packed with stories, papercrafts, and...

12 Non-fiction (Childrens) · Children's Tent

The More You Know with the National Museum of Scotland

How does a cyclops become a mammoth, or a tiger become a cat? Come and find out in this drop-in session with our brilliant pals from the National Museum of Scotland. Get hands-on and find out how we’re always learning...