Uncertainty over weather conditions blamed for decision to scrap annual festive season sound and light show at Edinburgh Castle.

Tapa’s owner, Daniel Shearon, has run the popular eatery, located at The Shore in Leith, for 17 years, but recently decided to put the restaurant…

Theatre review: Antigone, Tron Theatre, Glasgow, Neil Cooper, four stars

Creative Scotland says its 'preference' is to sell or transfer ownership of the former Third Eye Centre and CCA building in Glasgow.

Gayle Rankin will lead the cast of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - her last major stage show in Scotland as a teenager,

From Bloody Scotland and Radio 2 in the Park, via a digression to 1990's A Day From Scotland, it's been a big few weeks for the arts in…

Theatres, festivals, music and dance venues, galleries and arts centres across the capital will see their council funding rise by 25 per cent from…

The Scottish Government's arts agency has previously provided more than £200,000 in support for Edinburgh-based arts and culture magazine The…

The Scottish Government's arts agency has previously provided more than £200,000 in support for Edinburgh-based arts and culture magazine The…

Crime writer Val McDermid has teamed up with Jo Sharp, the  Geographer Royal for Scotland, for a new take on the Darien Venture.

Theatre review: The Tailor of Inverness, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, Neil Cooper, Five stars: Matthew Zajac’s now almost twenty-year-old solo…

From the lyrics, then, it’s hard not to come to the conclusion that Moffat spends a lot of time on his phone, enraged by what he sees on his…

Alan Cumming returns to the stage, Simon Russell Beale becomes Liberace and George Orwell's dystopian masterpiece gets a new look.

Culture sector leaders have warned that targeting the arts industry for savings would erode 'already fragile infrastructure'.

One of Edinburgh’s leading business organisations has called on the city's summer festivals to move their dates earlier to stop ticket sales…

I was going to say that as the festival ends the numbers of tourists subsides, but they don’t really. Overtourism in Edinburgh is relentless. Inevitably, there’s been some reflection on…

The heritage group has said support for Edinburgh's festivals is an 'entirely legitimate use' of income raised via the new visitor…

The Scottish Government taking responsibility, more support for home-grown talent, starting the Fringe early and making the streets more…

Industry leaders are demanding fairer treatment for festivals and acts from national arts body.

One of the biggest venue operators wants the festival to start a week earlier to bring it more into line with the Scottish school holidays.

The new school term began just a few days into Scotland's biggest cultural gathering.

Margaret Graham has suggested a 'more measure approach' is needed to tackle the 'enormous pressure' on locals.

Margaret Graham has suggested a 'more measure approach' is needed to tackle the 'enormous pressure' on locals.

As the Fringe draws to a close, there is still plenty to see. The ten shows listed here are essential, and there is a lot more besides.

The culture secretary says 'anyone can see' how much the Edinburgh festivals underpin the city's economy.

The city council has been warned it has not gone far enough to support events which have grappled with 'a tsunami of rising costs'.

We’ve seen hundreds of Fringe shows – these are the eight five-star gems from The Herald's critics from Dracula to Mayflies, Cathy and Elf…

Officials have raised concerns over a threat of legal action if festivals get too much additional funding.

Herald critics have reviewed dozens of Edinburgh Fringe shows so far - these are the ones you should book next

Born from frustration with the establishment, Edinburgh Art Festival has grown into a powerful force for artists, communities and causes often…

City council chiefs have been sent back to the drawing board over how much the city’s flagship arts events should get from the new visitor levy.

The city's biggest literary celebration will not be going ahead this year despite securing new Scottish Government funding.

The Tourette’s syndrome campaigner who inspired 'I Swear' says he is now recognised everywhere he goes.