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Tuesday 27Th August 2019 Daily Guide Tuesday 27th August 2019 09:00 (Tue 27/08) John Rattray and the Original Rules of Golf Made in Scotland (8 hours) Exhibitions (8 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Georgian Antiques Venue:Georgian Antiques Group: Georgian Antiques Group: Georgian Antiques 09:40 (Tue 27/08) Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 10:00 (Tue 27/08) Aspects of Edinburgh Body Language: Movement, Dance and (8 hours) Exhibitions Physical Education in Scotland Venue:Dundas Street Gallery (7 hours) Exhibitions Group: Davy Macdonald Venue:University of Edinburgh Main Library Group: University of Edinburgh Bridget Riley Cut and Paste: 400 Years of Collage (8 hours) Exhibitions (8 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Scottish National Gallery Venue:Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Group: National Galleries of Scotland Group: National Galleries of Scotland Deer Dancer Expressions of Africa (7 hours) Exhibitions (7 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Edinburgh Printmakers Venue:The Nomads Tent Group: Hanna Tuulikki: Deer Dancer, Group: The Nomads Tent commissioned by Edinburgh Printmakers Grayson Perry – Julie Cope’s Grand Tour Inspirational India (7 hours) Exhibitions (8 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Dovecot Studios Venue:Galerie Mirages Group: Dovecot Studios Group: Galerie Mirages Jewellery of the World Prisoners or Patients? Criminal Insanity in (8 hours) Exhibitions Victorian Scotland Venue:Galerie Mirages (6 hours 30 minutes) Exhibitions Group: Galerie Mirages Venue:National Records of Scotland Group: National Records of Scotland Sherlock's Challenge Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Scotland Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub (7 hours) Exhibitions Group: Edinburgh Challenge Venue:National Museum of Scotland Group: National Museum of Scotland 10:20 (Tue 27/08) Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 10:30 (Tue 27/08) Free Festival Friendly Walking Tour Live at the Gallery (2 hours) Events (7 hours 30 minutes) Exhibitions Venue:Statue of Adam Smith Venue:gallery natami Group: Little Fish Tours Group: Natami Events Vaults Tour (1 hour) Events Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Auld Reekie Tours 10:40 (Tue 27/08) Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 11:00 (Tue 27/08) Architecture Tour of Dean Village Art to Wear: International Contemporary (2 hours) Events Jewellery Show Venue:Meet at Stockbridge Market (7 hours) Exhibitions Group: Cobble Tales Venue:Lily Luna Edinburgh Jewellery Boutique Group: Lily Luna Edinburgh Jewellery Boutique Beachcombings Exhibition Spectrum (2 hours) Exhibitions (8 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Birch Tree Gallery Venue:Lackdhu Group: Birch Tree Gallery Group: Garry Mckenzie – Lackdhu Fringe Swap Shop Scottish Perspective (7 hours) Events (6 hours) Exhibitions Venue:Fringe Central Venue:Alpha Art Gallery Group: Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society Group: Alpha Art Gallery Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 11:20 (Tue 27/08) Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 11:30 (Tue 27/08) Phoebe Traquair Song School Murals Tours – Free (45 minutes) Exhibitions Venue:St Mary's Cathedral Group: St Mary's Cathedral 11:40 (Tue 27/08) Sherlock's Challenge (2 hours 30 minutes) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Group: Edinburgh Challenge 12:00 (Tue 27/08) Potter Trail Rebustours – Hidden Edinburgh (1 hour 30 minutes) Events (2 hours) Events Venue:Meeting Point at Greyfriars Bobby Statue Venue:The Royal Oak Group: The Potter Trail Group: Rebustours Sherlock's Challenge Vaults Tour (2 hours 30 minutes) Events (1 hour) Events Venue:Outside The Conan Doyle Pub Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Edinburgh Challenge Group: Auld Reekie Tours 13:00 (Tue 27/08) Dram Is Worth a Thousand Words Whisky Through the Ages (1 hour) Events (50 minutes) Events Venue:The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Venue:Jeffrey St. Whisky & Tobacco Group: The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Group: Jeffrey St Whisky 13:10 (Tue 27/08) Cathedral Lunchtime Concerts – Free (40 minutes) Music Venue:St Mary's Cathedral Group: St Mary's Cathedral 13:30 (Tue 27/08) Free Festival Friendly Walking Tour Vaults Tour (2 hours) Events (1 hour) Events Venue:Statue of Adam Smith Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Little Fish Tours Group: Auld Reekie Tours 14:00 (Tue 27/08) Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tour with Highlight Tours of St Cecilia's Hall: Concert a Scottish Twist Room and Music Museum (50 minutes) Comedy (30 minutes) Exhibitions Venue:theSpace @ Niddry St Venue:St Cecilia's Hall Group: Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tours Group: St Cecilia's Hall staff and volunteers Old Town Historical Walking Tour (1 hour 30 minutes) Events Venue:City of Edinburgh Tours Group: City of Edinburgh Tours 15:00 (Tue 27/08) Architecture Tour of New Town Vaults Tour (2 hours) Events (1 hour) Events Venue:Meet outside of Rabbie’s Cafe Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Cobble Tales Group: Auld Reekie Tours Whisky Through the Ages (50 minutes) Events Venue:Jeffrey St. Whisky & Tobacco Group: Jeffrey St Whisky 15:30 (Tue 27/08) Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tour with a Scottish Twist (50 minutes) Comedy Venue:theSpace @ Niddry St Group: Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tours 16:00 (Tue 27/08) Dram Is Worth a Thousand Words Potter Trail (1 hour) Events (1 hour 30 minutes) Events Venue:The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Venue:Meeting Point at Greyfriars Bobby Statue Group: The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Group: The Potter Trail Tastings and Tour at Edinburgh's Only Malt Whisky Distillery (1 hour) Events Venue:Holyrood Distillery Group: Holyrood Distillery 16:15 (Tue 27/08) History Lovers Old Town Tour with a Qualified Historian! (1 hour 45 minutes) Events Venue:Local Eyes Tours Meeting Point Group: Local Eyes Tours 16:30 (Tue 27/08) Vaults Tour (1 hour) Events Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Auld Reekie Tours 17:00 (Tue 27/08) Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tour with Whisky Through the Ages a Scottish Twist (50 minutes) Events (50 minutes) Comedy Venue:Jeffrey St. Whisky & Tobacco Venue:theSpace @ Niddry St Group: Jeffrey St Whisky Group: Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tours 18:00 (Tue 27/08) Ghost and Torture Tour (1 hour 15 minutes) Events Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Auld Reekie Tours 18:30 (Tue 27/08) Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tour with a Scottish Twist (50 minutes) Comedy Venue:theSpace @ Niddry St Group: Boogie Shoes Silent Disco Walking Tours 18:45 (Tue 27/08) Famous Underground Ghost Tour (1 hour 15 minutes) Events Venue:City of Edinburgh Tours Group: City of Edinburgh Tours 19:00 (Tue 27/08) Daily Ceilidh Dram Is Worth a Thousand Words (2 hours) Music (1 hour) Events Venue:Stramash Venue:The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Group: Stramash Group: The Scotch Malt Whisky Society Famous Taste of Scotland Dinner and Show (2 hours 45 minutes) Music Venue:Prestonfield House Group: Famous Taste of Scotland Company 19:15 (Tue 27/08) History Lovers Old Town Tour with a Qualified Historian! (1 hour 45 minutes) Events Venue:Local Eyes Tours Meeting Point Group: Local Eyes Tours 19:35 (Tue 27/08) Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour (2 hours) Theatre Venue:Outside the Beehive Inn Group: The Scottish Literary Tour Trust Ltd 20:00 (Tue 27/08) Haunted Vaults and Graveyard Tour (1 hour 30 minutes) Events Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Auld Reekie Tours 21:00 (Tue 27/08) City of the Dead Haunted Graveyard Tour (1 hour 30 minutes) Events Venue:Black City of the Dead Signs Group: Black Hart Entertainment 22:00 (Tue 27/08) Terror Tour (1 hour 15 minutes) Events Venue:Auld Reekie Tours Police Box Group: Auld Reekie Tours 22:15 (Tue 27/08) Extreme Paranormal Tour (1 hour 15 minutes) Events Venue:City of Edinburgh Tours Group: City of Edinburgh Tours 22:30 (Tue 27/08) Footstomping Traditional Scottish Music (2 hours 15 minutes) Music Venue:WHISKI Bar & Restaurant Group: Footstomping Scottish Music 00:00 (Tue 27/08) Adventures on the National Cycle Network Photography Exhibition (0 minute) Exhibitions Venue:Lochrin Basin Group: Sustrans Scotland.
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