80 Other courses in Edinburgh

edinburgh chess club

Established on the 4th November 1822 and now celebrating its bicentenary it is not only the oldest club in Scotland and the UK but probably the second-oldest club in the world. (Zurich is believed to be the oldest est. 1809)

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doba studio

The plastic pollution is quite obvious by now. If you're on our web page, you're probably curious about what you can change to minimize it. DOBA Studio exists to reduce plastic waste. Sometimes we do it through boosting recycling, other time by adopting zero waste lifestyles, from time to time we organize educational workshops. Whatever works.

corstorphine bowling club

Corstorphine Bowling Club was formed in 1891 and moved to its present location in 1898. We have an excellent 6 rink green adjoining Corstorphine Public Halls and Library. We participate in Bowls Scotland, Edinburgh & Leith Bowling Association, the Edinburgh Bowling League, Edinburgh Women’s Bowling Association, Water of Leith and East of Scotland Bowling Association competitions. We have a strong and active membership but new men, ladies and junior members are always welcome. We have a team of coaches on hand who would be happy to give coaching advice to anyone requesting it. Junior membership is available from £10.

invisible caims

We run classes, workshops and retreats offering our knowledge and skills in yoga, meditation and creativity, to focus on your wellbeing, on your inner journey through Holistic Art and Spirituality. What does it mean? HOLISTIC ART: is creativity as self-expression in any form, away from traditional art forms. Creativity is your inner passion to express your enthusiasm in any way you feel, from cooking to gardening to painting and more. SPIRITUALITY: is your inner search as a sacred tool for personal development, away from any religious contest, which is always a personal choice. We go behind and beyond any culture, belief and background. We are here to help you flourish in your path and skills. The human spirit includes our intellect, emotions, fears, passions, and creativity.

amy rankine forager

I am a foraging instructor leading wild food walks and workshops for the past 8 years in the central belt. Through walks, courses and workshops I’m able to help people build skills in identification, beginning their foraging journey. My aim is to use wild food as a platform to help restore our connection with food at its source, through immersion in nature. As more of us return to forging, sustainable practice is at the core of what I do, and an integral part of a mornings’s adventure. As well as identification centred excursions I enjoy delivering workshops and exploring a variety of avenues to incorporate wild food in everyday life.

the wildlife information centre

TWIC is the Local Environmental Records Centre (LERC) for south-east & part of central Scotland that collects, collates and disseminates information on species, habitats and wildlife sites in our area. TWIC is a not-for-profit company and Scottish Charity and provides objective, independent wildlife information for people and organisations. Some details about TWIC and how it is governed can be found on the websites of Companies House and the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator. On the left hand side of the page you will find a link to the governing Articles of TWIC.

merryhill training centre

Merryhill training Centre is an extension of SLCT, designed to educate, inform and train conservation professionals, craftsmen and women, building owners and managers, and the general public.

upholster a chair

Would you like to bring a cherished piece of furniture back to life, working to professional standards? Or learn skills for a new business venture? Our workshops are for beginners looking for a one day taster course or those committed to a larger project. All skills levels welcome to our small classes at a variety of venues close to Edinburgh. This “mix and match” way of running a workshop provides a chance to see the wide variety of chairs that are brought along for rejuvenation. We really believe that you can learn from each other and not just from the tutors. You will learn traditional skills working to professional standards.

daisy drop in

For families with children under 5: Come along to the Daisy Drop In and join in activities with our playworker Donna and meet other families.  Drop in sessions Monday - Friday mornings and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.