Deadline now extended to
this Sunday, 1st May 2016
3 small artist awards of £500 each are available to artists with connections to Portobello, Joppa, Brunstane or the Scottish Borders.
Deadline now extended to
this Sunday, 1st May 2016
3 small artist awards of £500 each are available to artists with connections to Portobello, Joppa, Brunstane or the Scottish Borders.
JR Bourne A0 Drawing board- Hardly used, Like New.
With only days to go until our first ever Cardboard v. Cardboard event, the excitement is nearing fever pitch.
St Margaret’s House is an inclusive, creative community where arts, enterprise and communities are able to co-exist and collaborate. Despite its size, the building often feels hidden in plain sight. Therefore we open our doors once a year to let the public see all that goes on here.
This year, we plan to open for art on Saturday 22nd & Sunday 23rd October 2016. There are three exhibitions featuring St Margaret’s residents opening that weekend, so we cautiously expect good footfall already.
We are sure you will immediately want to cancel all other plans – weddings, birthdays, holidays, etc. (Please note that Edinburgh Palette cannot be held liable for any charges incurred from cancelled travel arrangements).
Submission deadline 2nd May 2016
The Multi Cultural Family Base on Coburg Street Leith, work with children and theirfamilies who are having difficulties. Some of these difficulties are practical, such as housing or financial problems. Others are more personal, such as dealing with
Handmade in Britain comes to Scotland!
Handmade Edinburgh is a brand new three day selling event in the heart of the city and we’re on the hunt for the UK’s best contemporary craft makers from Scotland & beyond! Applications are open until TUESDAY 31ST MAY and spaces are limited so we encourage you to apply sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment.
Thursday 2 June 2016 Arrival 5.30pm for 6pm -7.15 Seminar
Quartermile Two (off Lauriston Place old Royal Infirmary site) 2 Lister Square Edinburgh EH3 9GL
The majority of voluntary organisations in Scotland are unincorporated associations but, quite often, the people involved in running them can misunderstand what this status means and the potential for those involved to become personally liable for the debts and obligations of the association. Sometimes, this can have serious financial implications for those involved.
It will be of particular interest to groups which have premises/land/staff as it addresses potential risks/liabilities for unincorporated organisations.
The Thrive Archive are planning a series of collaborative art workshops to share the artycraft of funding in G5 the new Creative Learning Space at St Margaret’s House.
Interested in a new experience working to improve the quality of life experience for others? Not sure where to start or whether it’s for you? Join the Upward Mobility Team! In addition to our art and creative workshops, we provide a range of workshops to encourage healthy