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More than 120 artists announced for Edinburgh poetry festival (opens the original)
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The capital’s international poetry festival will run from 12 to 15 November at the Pleasance and venues across the city, with its 2026 programme exploring the theme of “The Space Between”. Tickets go on sale on Thursday, 1 October, to coincide with National Poetry Day. This year’s programme will span poetry, live performance, music, workshops and new artistic collaborations, with appearances from writers and performers from Scotland and around the world. Ahead of the main festival, former Scots
Dad to raise funds for hospital with a run from Glasgow to Edinburgh (opens the original)
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Dad, Connor Clark, from Glenrothes, will take on the Glasgow to Edinburgh Ultra next month after his daughter, Avanna, contracted sepsis and severe respiratory failure shortly after she was born. The baby was transferred to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, where she received treatment before eventually making a full recovery. Connor will now run between the two cities on Saturday, October 10, in the hope of raising £3,000 for Glasgow Children’s Hosp
Scots urged to host afternoon teas in October to support childrenâs hospice charity (opens the original)
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CHAS is calling on individuals, workplaces, schools and community groups to organise events featuring tea, coffee and sweet treats in aid of its More Than A Hospice appeal. The charity provides support to children with life-shortening conditions and their families across Scotland, including through outreach services in every local authority area and a joint CHAS and NHS specialist team at each of Scotlandâs childrenâs hospitals, including Edinburgh. Money raised through the afternoon teas wi
Jackie Kay among first names announced for Edinburgh poetry festival (opens the original)
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The capital’s international poetry festival has revealed the first of the programme of events for this year, with performances also featuring Henry Normal, Joelle Taylor, Luke Wright and Anthony Joseph. The main festival will take place at The Pleasance from 12 to 15 November, with the full programme due to be announced on 1 October. Ahead of the festival, Kay will appear at an intimate preview event aboard luxury floating hotel Fingal in Leith on 31 October. The award-winning poet will give rea
Festivals 2026 - Rory Bremner, musical twins and a world-class guitarist lead Thursdayâs picks (opens the original)
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Start the day with one of Scotlandâs finest guitarists at the Edinburgh International Festival. Sean Shibe brings together music from across centuries, from Spanish Renaissance composer Alonso Mudarra and Rodrigo to John Dowland and contemporary composer Thomas Adès. It is a thoughtful, beautifully programmed choice for anyone looking to step outside the Fringe bubble for an hour or two. The Queenâs Hall, 11am, Thursday 13 August. Information and tickets One of Britainâs best-known impres
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