CULTURE

Jeff Goldblum brings Night Blooms to Glasgow, blending jazz, Hollywood charm and orchestral magic in an unforgettable live performance experience.

Former Vogue.com editor Caroline Palmer on ambition, belonging and the realities of fashion publishing. In this exclusive interview, she discusses her debut novel Workhorse, the workhorse versus showhorse divide, and why success in glossy magazine culture comes with more complexity—and cost—than it first appears.

Falkirk Distillery steps into the spotlight as the cinematic backdrop to Glenrothan, showcasing a rising Lowland whisky story worth discovering.

Inspector Morse arrives on stage at Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre in a twisting theatrical whodunnit that rewards focus, patience and classic detective storytelling.

Lucia Fairfull fronts V&A Dundee’s Catwalk exhibition, celebrating 125 years of fashion shows in its only UK showing.

Remembering James Van Der Beek, the boy from the Creek who shaped our twenties and quietly modelled a life well lived.

A landmark Biba exhibition arrives in Edinburgh, celebrating the cult fashion brand that transformed British style and shopping culture.

Fashion meets travel as museums across Europe showcase exhibitions exploring style, identity, spectacle and the art of dressing.

Warm, intimate and emotionally switched on, Dan Whitlam blends spoken word, soul and storytelling that speaks directly to you gently. Discover him, live in Glasgow.

What if the theatre came to you? Lyceum at Home brings intimate live performances into homes across Edinburgh.

Palm Royale season two embraces camp, chaos and couture, delivering glossy escapism that knows seriousness is overrated and style wins.

One woman’s casual curiosity about The Beatles turns into an eight-hour obsession after watching Peter Jackson’s Get Back.

Sumptuous, scandalous and steeped in elegance — The Forsyte Saga returns as the ultimate slow-burn period drama for winter nights.

Claire Swanson, Head of Creative Engagement at Capital Theatres, on nurturing new talent, creative inclusion, and shaping Edinburgh’s theatre future.

Step into the luminous worlds of Monet and Van Gogh as Edinburgh hosts the Scottish premiere of these immersive art spectacles.

From 9 October–1 November, Caroline Quentin stars in The Royal Lyceum’s bold reimagining of Chekhov’s The Seagull.

Step aboard Fingal this autumn for luxury events, fine dining, and cultural experiences aboard Edinburgh’s iconic floating hotel.

St James Quarter’s Pop-Up Vinyl Lounge brings crate-digging, live DJs, and soulful sounds to Edinburgh’s only free music festival.

Relive the magic of the Tall Ships in Aberdeen with a stunning highlights video capturing the festival’s unforgettable moments.

Jessica Knappett goes live in Edinburgh with a surprise guest—all in support of groundbreaking ENDO1000 endometriosis research. Win tickets!

Love the Fringe returns for 2025 with free tickets, exclusive perks, and a smarter way to experience Edinburgh’s iconic festival.

Theatre PR expert Diana Whitehead shares her top five personal picks from this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe — no clients, just favourites.

Sun lounger ready? These are the seven brilliant books to pack this summer – from twisty thrillers to searing literary gems.

Discover Glenlyon Tweed Mill in Aberfeldy — a hidden Highland gem weaving traditional Scottish tweeds in a stunning riverside setting.

Edinburgh’s iconic Filmhouse cinema reopens with four upgraded screens, a new bar, and a handpicked programme celebrating world cinema.

Forget dusty lectures. From Dawn O’Porter to Julian Clary, this year’s Edinburgh Book Festival delivers wit, warmth and wow-factor events for readers of every kind.

A brilliant debut that asks: can a name determine your life’s path? We’re completely hooked on The Names by Florence Knapp.

Jilly Cooper’s Rivals is back. Season 2 is filming, and we’re ready for more drama, scandal, and style.

From rogue detectives to razor-sharp comedians, these must-watch female-led shows on NOW prove smart, stylish TV is having a moment.

East Lothian artist Holly Ferrie creates joyful, affordable abstract art inspired by the ever-changing moods of the Scottish coastline.