A Space to Create | Edinburgh

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38 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, EH2 4HQ

Information Source: Scotsman Conferences | eventbrite

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Royal Botanic Gardens 20a Inverleith Row, Edinburgh, EH3 5LR

Information Source: SCIBC at Heriot-Watt University | eventbrite

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20 North Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1TR

Information Source: MavX Scotland | eventbrite

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Queen's Drive, Edinburgh, EH8 8HG

Information Source: The Brain Tumour Charity | eventbrite

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The Hub, Edinburgh EH1 2NE England

Founded in 1947, the Edinburgh International Festival is a world-class performing arts event and an annual gathering for people from all over the world. Upholding excellence and innovation, the festival lasts for three weeks each August, bringing together top performers and groups in dance, opera, music, and theatre, making Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, a world-class performing arts event and an annual gathering for people from all over the world. Each year, the Edinburgh International Festival team searches the globe for the most dynamic and creative artists of our time. Together, they create unique collaborative projects, world premieres, fresh interpretations of classic works, critically acclaimed productions, and more… all designed to attract, amaze, and entertain audiences from around the world. All of this takes place in Edinburgh, the historic capital of Scotland.

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9C Victoria Street, Edinburgh, EH1 2HE

Information Source: Ludens Ensemble | eventbrite

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High Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1RE

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41 George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, EH1 1EL

Information Source: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland | eventbrite

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Royal Mile, Edinburgh, EH1 1QS

Information Source: Tartan Parade Scotland | eventbrite

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Castlehill, Edinburgh EH1 2NG, Scotland

Explore the creation and use of maps during the Second World War. Discover their use through personal stories, photography, and memorabilia. Between 1939 and 1945 over 3 billion maps were produced for the Allied, Soviet and German forces. Used to navigate the jungles of south-east Asia or for devising an escape plan, the maps on display are now mementoes. Maps kept alongside medals and photographs to say ‘I was there.’ You'll find aerial photography, war diaries, and even a fashionable dress made from escape and evasion maps. The exhibition introduces us to a Prisoner of War, an RAF pilot, a Brigadier and an army chaplain through the maps they kept as a memory of their war service.