Delve into the intersection of geography and history by exploring maps used during World War II. One can witness personal memoirs, unique artifacts, captivating aerial imagery, and narratives of prisoners of war to army chaplains preserved in these cartographic keepsakes.

Disrupting the Narrative provides a bold platform for four dynamic Edinburgh-based writers of colour to rewrite the city's historical narrative through a 'decolonising lens'. Attendees will gain a fresh lens on colonialism, revealing Edinburgh's surprising Infidelity to transatlantic slavery.

Attendees have a chance to explore the diverse world of visual arts via the unique lens of printmaking. The spectrum of creations range from detailed topographic motifs to bold abstract designs, illustrating the remarkable talent of Scottish printmakers in this exceptional discipline.

Embrace the fiery spectacle of the Beltane Fire Festival, an event where the arrival of summer is celebrated with ancient Celtic traditions and mesmerizing performances. Attendees can witness captivating displays of fire dancing, drumming, and theatrical storytelling on Edinburgh's Calton Hill, blending mythology with modern artistry. This vibrant celebration creates a unique atmosphere of magic and community, inviting everyone to connect with cultural heritage and the excitement of the changing seasons.

The Flaming Lips is a psychedelic rock band from Oklahoma who has won three Grammy awards, including two for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. Listed as one of the 50 Bands to See Before You Die by Q magazine, their most popular albums include The Soft Bulletin and Hit to Death in the Future.

Rumours is a tribute band to the British-American rock band, Fleetwood Mac. Since their formation in 1999, they have performed at over eight-hundred major concert events to more than 750,000 fans.

Celebrate Scottish heritage at the Tartan Day Parade, where participants showcase their pride through traditional attire and lively performances. Attendees can enjoy the spectacle of bagpipers, dancers, and vibrant floats parading through the streets, each reflecting the rich cultural tapestry of Scotland. Throughout the event, locals and visitors alike join in the joyful display of national pride, creating a festive atmosphere steeped in tradition and community spirit.

Pixies is an alternative rock band from Massachusetts known for their gold-certified debut album, Surfer Rosa, and the platinum album, Doolittle. Admired by the likes of U2, Radiohead, and Nirvana, their popular singles include, "Here Comes Your Man" and "Velouria."

The Australian Bee Gees Show, A Tribute to the Bee Gees, will give you Saturday Night Fever every night. In a 75-minute multimedia concert performance, one of the most popular and acclaimed acts in musical history is reproduced on the stage.