Free English Classes With Trainee Teachers - 2026
Free English classes led by trainee teachers are offered at Edinburgh College from 1 June to 11 June 2026.
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You can find a lively mix of events across Edinburgh this week, from live music and talks to creative exhibitions. This week’s programme includes performances at venues like St Giles Cathedral and The Banshee Labyrinth, with shows ranging from classical sonatas to darkwave sets. If you’re in the city, public transport makes it easy to move between locations, Lothian Buses and Edinburgh Trams run regularly. For a lighter moment, comedy nights take place at Dragonfly and Leith Depot Bar. Art lovers can check out the photography display at An Ordinary Place Studio and Gallery, featuring work inspired by Leith. Families will find the garden at Dean Gardens open for a charity event, with walks and a playground. The city’s green spaces remain a strong choice, head to the Water of Leith Walkway for a quiet stroll. If you’re planning a visit, note that parking is limited in the city centre. You can reach most events via train or tram, though congestion around Murrayfield Stadium may affect travel during rugby matches. Check the listings for times and locations. Edinburgh’s historic core remains central to its identity, shaped by its past as a seat of government and a hub for intellectual life during the Enlightenment era.
Free English classes led by trainee teachers are offered at Edinburgh College from 1 June to 11 June 2026.
NOT3S performs his hits live at Coco Boho in Edinburgh as part of his Tipsy debut in Scotland.
Free talks, tours, and hands-on activities mark James Hutton's 300th birthday at the National Museum of Scotland.
A candlelit performance of Beethoven's sonatas takes place at St Giles Cathedral.
Mortar Remains perform new tracks from their "Dystopian Hymns" album at The Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh.
A professional comedy night featuring new material from top comedians every Tuesday at Dragonfly in Edinburgh.
A diverse photographic exhibition featuring over thirty artists inspired by Leith, showcasing varied and unpredictable works.
Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox performs vintage-style covers of modern hits at The Queen's Hall.
‘Sweat’, a powerful play about economic hardship, is staged at the Royal Lyceum Theatre.
Scottish Opera presents Mozart's classic opera, The Marriage of Figaro, at Festival Theatre.
Three darkwave bands perform live at a haunted-themed pub in Edinburgh.
A speed dating event for adults aged 30-45 at Manahatta in Edinburgh.
Jimmy Carpenter and The Brian Rawson Band will perform live at La Belle Angele in Edinburgh.
Preston Pfanz & The Seaton Sands perform live at Leith Depot in Edinburgh.
The Overbites host a summer punk party featuring live music at The Banshee Labyrinth.
Ant-Trouble delivers a unique performance featuring high-energy music and playful antics.
The Summerhall Writing Group celebrates its anniversary with a social gathering at The Waverley Bar.
A themed tea party event inspired by Alice in Wonderland at St James Quarter.
A social group hosts a casual meetup at The Meadows park in Edinburgh.
A music and coffee event at Shop With No Name featuring house, drum & bass, and UKG with cold brew from Cortino.
Bicycle Trip launch their debut album at Banshees Labyrinth with special guests Holy Snakes.
DJ Rosa Pistola performs her new album 'Incorregible' at The Mash House in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh's La Belle Angele hosts a themed club night pitting MCR against BMTH in a battle of alt-rock eras.
Samedia Shebeen returns to The Mash House for a summer dance session.
Dean Gardens in Edinburgh opens for a charity event featuring woodland walks and a children's play area.
Bimonthly live music and DJ gig at People Leisure Club featuring local, upcoming, and international artists.
Two back-to-back improv comedy shows take the stage at Leith Depot Bar.