Delve into the intersection of geography and history by exploring maps used during World War II. One can witness personal memoirs, unique artifacts, captivating aerial imagery, and narratives of prisoners of war to army chaplains preserved in these cartographic keepsakes.

Disrupting the Narrative provides a bold platform for four dynamic Edinburgh-based writers of colour to rewrite the city's historical narrative through a 'decolonising lens'. Attendees will gain a fresh lens on colonialism, revealing Edinburgh's surprising Infidelity to transatlantic slavery.

Celebrate diversity and inclusivity at Edinburgh Pride, where people from all backgrounds come together to honor the LGBTQ+ community through a vibrant parade and festivities. Attendees can enjoy live performances, engaging workshops, and community stalls that highlight the importance of equality and love. This joyous event fosters an atmosphere of unity and acceptance, offering an inspiring platform for celebrating individuality and solidarity.

Since arriving on the psych-rock scene in the mid-'90s, The Brian Jonestown Massacre has gained a loyal following with their nostalgic rock sounds. Following their hiatus in 2003, the band revived their presence with a self-titled album in 2019. Their most popular song, "Anemone," has more than 50 million listens on Spotify alone.

What's Love Got To Do With It is a stage show that pays homage to the legendary music icon Tina Turner. Audiences will be taken on a journey of the star's life, from her humble beginnings to her rise to fame. The show features a full cast and band, performing some of her most beloved hits, such as “Proud Mary” and “Simply the Best.” This one-of-a-kind experience is sure to have audiences dancing in the aisles and singing along with every iconic song.

Lucy Dacus is an American singer-songwriter known for her introspective lyrics and indie rock sound. Hailing from Virginia, Dacus has quickly gained recognition for her powerful storytelling and emotive vocals. Her music blends elements of folk, rock, and pop, with deeply personal themes ranging from self-reflection to relationships and the human experience. Dacus' albums, such as Historian and Home Video, have been praised for their poignant lyrics and intricate instrumentation, establishing her as a standout artist in the indie music scene. Her ability to balance vulnerability with strength resonates with listeners and has earned her a dedicated following.

The Teskey Brothers is an Australian blues rock band mostly known for their album, Run Home Slow, which earned them three wins at the 2019 ARIA Music Awards including Best Group and Best Blues and Roots Album.

Transcending traditional boundaries, Ludovico Einaudi enchants listeners with his minimalist piano compositions that blend classical elegance with contemporary flair. An Italian maestro, Einaudi's evocative melodies have scored everything from arthouse films to introspective moments, making him a modern classical icon.

Get ready to groove to the soulful sounds of the blues at this year's highly anticipated Blues Festival. With a lineup of talented musicians and a lively atmosphere, this event is sure to be a hit for music lovers of all ages.

Il Divo is a classical crossover singing group with members from all around the world. UrsBühler, David Miller, and SébastienIzambard make up the male quartet founded in the United Kingdom in December 2003. Music producer Simon Cowell established and promoted the group for the label Syco Music.

In the enchanting city of Edinburgh, fans of the wizarding world eagerly anticipate the annual event, Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 1™ In Concert. This magical experience combines the beloved film screening with a live orchestra performance, bringing the beloved story to life in a new way. Attendees can immerse themselves in the wizarding realm while enjoying the picturesque backdrop of Edinburgh, making it a truly unforgettable experience for all Harry Potter enthusiasts.