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 Angel Experts to The Chemical Brothers |
10 New Mart Road Edinburgh, Midlothian EH14 1RJ United Kingdom +44 0131 477 3500 / +44 0131 443 0404 http://www.ece.uk.com/ |
Rock concerts by international musicians, lectures by experts on angels, private parties, wedding seminars, salsa balls, fashion shows ...all have been hosted at this venue. If you just want to hang out, feel free to opt for a nightout with your buddies at the ten pin bowling centre here, or just spend your time playing snooker. Exhibitions and corporate events are also held at this venue. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Celebrity studded premieres |
88 Lothian Road Edinburgh EH3 9BZ United Kingdom +44 131 229 2550 (Information) / +44 131 623 8030 (Tickets) http://www.edfilmfest.org.uk/ |
One of the several events that make up The Edinburgh Festival, this film fest aims to provide a forum for new British and continental talent. There is always a wide range of new and classic films to view, along with events and lectures featuring some of the big names in cinema. There are also 'surprise' films and some premieres (usually accessible to the public), along with appearances by assorted celebrities (past visitors have included Tim Roth and Ewan McGregor). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All things French |
88 Lothian Road Edinburgh Filmhouse Edinburgh EH3 9BZ United Kingdom +44 131 228 2688 (Box Office) / +44 131 225 6191 (Festival Office) http://www.frenchfilmfestival.... |
In an effort to get many excellent, French made films seen in the UK that would otherwise be missed due to a lack of distribution, the French Film Festival comes to the rescue every year. You can view cinematic pieces from well-known French directors as well as newcomers—and in the process, learn a bit about all things French. Venues include theatres in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, London and Dundee. Tickets start at EUR3.50 for a matinee and a FFF KeyCard Festival Pass with access to all 28 films can cost EUR50. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Prestigious classic concert series |
Lothian Road Usher Hall Edinburgh EH1 2EA United Kingdom +44 131 228 1155 (ticket office) http://www.usherhall.co.uk |
At one time Edinburgh lacked the annual program of visiting musicians often offered by other cities around the world. That's now changed since the 2002-2003 international series of classical music concerts has made its way to Usher Hall. November 7th sees the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment play under the direction of Viktoira Mullova, lead by Catherine Mackintosh. Frans Bruggen and Sir Simon Rattle are the Principal Guest Conductors for this performance. Call ahead to Usher Hall's ticket office for prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |