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If you are interested in artists’ books and zines be sure to visit the annual Fruitmarket Bookmarket, on this year February 14th and 15th, at the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, 1 minute from Waverley Station! This is always a fantastic fair and a great opportunity to talk with book makers and artists. Coming up in March, […]
Spring Dissertation and Thesis Festival 23-27 February 2026: We have an exciting week of events planned for the Library’s Dissertation & Thesis Festival this February to highlight how the Library can help students succeed with their dissertation or thesis. Our programme includes a Discovery Day on Monday 23 February, when the Main Library (at George Square) will feature stalls from digital resource publishers and our own library teams highlighting our huge range of […]
By Lola, from England, studying a Master of Public Health (Online Learning) When I first began exploring masters degree options, I quickly realised I needed a programme that wouldn’t require me to step away from my career or uproot my life. Flexibility was non-negotiable. An online masters offered exactly that: a way to grow professionally while still showing up fully […]
Welcome to the blog of the AHRC-funded project From Lismore to Barbados: The Gaelic Caribbean travel journal and verse of Dugald MacNicol (1791-1844). The project will run from 1 February 2024 until 31 January 2026. We will be using this blog to advertise project events and publications and to post work-in-progress from project members and others […]
Exhibition Viewing—CATALYST: Art as Activism 📍Gallery: Summer Hall The works mainly present relevant social, political, and ecological issues to the audience through related artworks and spatial designs, rather than merely expressing emotions. Summer Hall places works by different artists on different themes in separate exhibition halls, each with its own unique spatial and lighting designs. […]
Do you… ➥ Live in Edinburgh ➥ Want to develop your skills to research and tell stories? ➥ Have an interest in your local parks, gardens, rivers or outdoor spaces ➥ Want to see your work published in a professionally designed print magazine? If so, you’re invited to apply for the GroundsWell Community Reporter Programme. […]