Latest Events in Edinburgh: Concerts, Shows, Fairs, Calendar&Tickets(September Updated)

Edinburgh, steeped in history and renowned for its vibrant arts scene, presents a dynamic array of events to close the year on a high note. From riveting football matches to serene sound experiences, and from enlightening seminars to electrifying concerts, the city offers a rich tapestry of activities catering to diverse interests. Whether it's exploring Edinburgh's deep connection to culture and sports or enjoying the festive cheer, the latest events promise something memorable for every attendee. Sports enthusiasts can look forward to the Scottish Cup match between Linlithgow Rose and Raith Rovers, a thrilling display of Scotland’s football prowess. For those with a penchant for the arts, highlights include a book launch and film screening celebrating sculptor Steve Dilworth, and the History of Art Research Seminar Series featuring Dr. Javier Ortiz-Echagüe, which delves into insightful discussions on artistic narratives. Music and relaxation enthusiasts will find harmony in the Candlelit Aerial Sound Bath on December 27th, while the Craigroyston Community High School Winter Concert spreads holiday warmth through melodious performances. Finally, the live concert BLACKSTAR FALLING at the Voodoo Rooms promises an unforgettable night of dynamic music and energy. From cultural enrichment to thrilling entertainment, Edinburgh continues to shine as a hub of diverse experiences. For detailed updates and ticketing options, stay tuned to Trip.com, your gateway to discovering the most exciting events in Edinburgh this season.

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Come & Sing: Fauré Requiem and Vivaldi Gloria | The Parish Church of St Cuthbert

Oct 10, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Arts Orchestra

Information Source: Waverley Care | eventbrite

Summer's End | Water of Leith Conservation Trust and Visitor Centre

Oct 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Celebration

Information Source: Water of Leith Conservation Trust | eventbrite

The Tumbling Lassie Ball 2026: the Enchanted Ball | Prestonfield House

Nov 14, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Cultural Experiences

Get ready to dance the night away at a magical night full of twists, turns, and enchantment you won’t forget! Welcome to The Tumbling Lassie Ball 2026 ! Join us for a night of dancing, music, and fun in the beautiful surrounds of the Stables at Pr estonfield House for what is now the largest anti-trafficking fundraising event in Scotland. This year's theme is the Enchanted Ball ... a magical and unforgettable night awaits! Tickets are £120 per person, to include cocktail drinks reception, three course dinner with wine, dancing and live entertainment. All proceeds go towards our two charities - International Justice Mission (IJM) and SOHTIS (Survivors of Human Trafficking in Scotland). Tickets can be bought via Eventbrite or by bank transfer, by writing to tumblinglassie@advocates.org.uk with your name and contact details, together with number of tickets required. For more details on the Tumbling Lassie appeal, please visit: www.tumblinglassie.com Information Source: The Tumbling Lassie Committee | eventbrite

The Reggae Orchestra comes to Edinburgh! | The Liquid Room

Apr 24, 2027 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Concerts Reggae

BorogoSAMBA | Leith Arches

Sep 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Concerts Latin

Information Source: @borogodoscotland | eventbrite

Coffee Connections Edinburgh 30.09.2026 | The Alchemist George Street Edinburgh

Sep 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Edinburgh Connections | eventbrite

Alexandos Tsouvelas | Central Hall

Oct 24, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Arts Comedy

Information Source: Ludens Ensemble | eventbrite

Edinburgh Maternity and Midwifery Festival 2026 | Murrayfield Stadium

Nov 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Edinburgh

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Maternity & Midwifery Forum | eventbrite

Maps: Memories from the Second World War | National War Museum

Mar 9, 2024–Oct 4, 2026 (UTC)

Edinburgh

Exhibitions

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.

Catherine Opie | To Be Seen | National Galleries of Scotland: National

Aug 8–Nov 1, 2026 (UTC)

Edinburgh

Exhibitions

This exhibition will showcase nearly 80 portrait works by Catherine O'Pee, along with a selection of portraits from the National Collection of Scotland, prompting reflection on the subjects, motivations, and methods of portraiture. Viewers will have the opportunity to get up close to O'Pee's mentors and collaborators, the queer community, children, surfers, high school football players, and the political figures she portrays in her work, while also appreciating O'Pee's self-portraits. The exhibition will take viewers on a journey through the artist's 30-year career, exploring her interpretations of family, intimacy, and the home, as well as her reflections on politics, identity, and power structures. "Catherine O'Pee: Being Seen" will encompass the artist's first major work, "Being and Having" (1991), and her humanistic portraits of LGBTQ+ friends inspired by court painter Hans Holbein, culminating in her Baroque-style artist portraits. Opi's portrait works collectively construct a new narrative, challenging viewers to reflect on the most frequently depicted figures in artworks and those neglected groups.