
Museums and galleries
Delve into art, history and the rich collections of Edinburgh relating to the historical and cultural life of the capital

From 16 May 26 until 4 Oct 26
Jean F. Watson: An Artistic Legacy
City Art Centre

From 27 Jun 26 until 27 Sept 26
Sandra George: Start from the Level
City Art Centre
Tickets available

From 5 Mar 26 until 20 Sept 26
Past Shelves: Histories of Queer Reading
Museum of Edinburgh
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From 1 May 26 until 30 Apr 27
The Second World War Comes to Queensferry, 1939 - 1945
Queensferry Museum

From 9 May 26 until 28 Jun 26
Reviving the Trinity Stones Exhibition
Museum of Edinburgh
Tickets available

2 Jul 26
Scottish women in the 1920s [Lauriston Castle Lectures]
Lauriston Castle and Gardens
Tickets available

From 23 Jul 26 until 23 Jul 26
Sandra George: Expanding the Archive [Panel discussion]
City Art Centre
Tickets available

30 Jul 26
Sandra George: Talk with Linsey Young
City Art Centre
Tickets available

From 6 Aug 26 until 6 Aug 26
Sandra George: Placing a Lens [Panel discussion]
City Art Centre
Tickets available

24 Sept 26
Knives Out! A History of Human Dissection [Lauriston Castle Lectures]
Lauriston Castle and Gardens
Tickets available

8 Oct 26
Sex, Spies, and Clever Thieves [Lauriston Castle Lectures]
Lauriston Castle and Gardens
Tickets available
Art galleries
Monuments
Museums
Explore our collections
Free things to do

From 18 Jun 26 until 23 Jun 26
Collections Centre Tour
Museum Collections Centre
Tickets available
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From 18 Jul 26 until 13 Sept 26
Study for North Bridge | Rachel McBrinn & Jonathan Webb
City Art Centre

From 23 Jul 26 until 23 Jul 26
Sandra George: Expanding the Archive [Panel discussion]
City Art Centre
Tickets available

30 Jul 26
Sandra George: Talk with Linsey Young
City Art Centre
Tickets available
Schools & community
Archaeology
Object of the month
One of Edinburgh's best-loved stories is the legend of Greyfriars Bobby. It's a story of loyalty and devotion that spans time. The origins of the Skye Terrier are shrouded in mystery. In one version of the story, he was owned by John Gray, an Edinburgh Police Constable, who died in February1858 and was buried in Greyfriars Kirkyard. According to legend, Bobby sat devotedly by his grave for 14 years.
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