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Another busy month ahead at the Drill Hall Arts Cafe with Bruncheon (local musical talent plus delicious brunch menu) and the Drill Hall Food Market on the Saturday 12th May plus the Flea Market on the Saturday 26th May with plenty of bargains to be had! |
Award winning Film and Theatre Director Malachi Bogdanov will lead this 2-part workshop in Commedia Dell'Art, also known as Italian Comedy, involving improvised theatre with 5 colourful stock characters. Booking is essential for the workshop. Click here for more details. |
Edinburgh based CURiO Gallery has assembled a group of fabric and fibre artists to work on the theme 'Rock and Mineral', using fabric to explore the theme of caves. The work is an extension of CURiO's most recent exhibition, Contextus. Click here for more
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| Triodos Bank customers recently visited Out of the Blue and had a chance to meet with some of the artists and organisations based at the Drill Hall. |
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On 28th March, BBC Two Scotland screened 'Edinburgh Stories' a behind the scenes look at last year's Leith on the Fringe, filmed by talented young performers from Drill Hall based Strange Town Youth Theatre. Click the image to left to go to BBC Lab website where you can watch the whole episode. |
Save The Bongo Club
Following Edinburgh University's decision to prematurely end the Bongo Club's lease, thousands of Bongo Club supporters have signed petitions, joined the F'book campaign and the appended quotes have poured in from* *MP's, MSP's, Councillors, University staff and students, artists, performers, musicians, and of course from many of the thousands of people who attend the Bongo Club each year. Many press articles have explored the decimation of Edinburgh's music scene. The message is clear - Save The Bongo Club as a vital part of Edinburgh's cultural infrastructure
Out of the Blue are now calling on the University for the Bongo Club to remain at Moray House until September 2013 and for a long lease on the Old Kirk on the corner of St John Street and Holyrood Road. The kirk has been unused and boarded up by the University for over 5 years.*
Click here to be taken to our Press Release page where you can read the full press release.
Please sign the petition to help save The Bongo Club! Click here.
out of the blue provide studio and production space for Edinburgh's cultural community. We generate opportunities for everyone to participate in the arts by fostering innovative and accessible creative projects. out of the blue is located at the Drill Hall in Dalmeny Street in Leith and is home to 109 artists/creative industries in 67 studios, a licensed café and a lively artistic community. From this base an exciting range of weekly classes, events, exhibitions and projects take place in and outside the building. Click here to find out more about what's on. The Out of the Blue Drill Hall is fully accessible and child friendly.
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& Arts Market
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one of our future Arts Markets please fill in our Stallholder Mailing
List Form.
Out of the Blue, 36 Dalmeny
Street, Edinburgh EH6 8RG
Company Registration Number SC235075
Scottish Charity No. SCO22812