What's On In Edinburgh

Wondering what's on in Edinburgh this weekend for families? are topped off by CityDays. Rather than wondering what's on, get stuck into this immersive exploration game, one that has you solving escape room-inspired puzzles and riddles too. Plus, there are rest stops to boot.

Nestled in the city centre, Ghillie Dhu is a classically Scottish venue with eye-catching style and a fabulous roster of events. So, for those of you pondering what's on in Edinburgh tonight, head here for ceilidh nights, live music and so much more.

If you're wondering what's on in Edinburgh, Cab-arette is a great choice. Not only will this immersive experience have you learning cool facts while moving across the city, but you'll also be entertained by Lola and The Gang. Think 80s tunes, hilarious jokes and much more.

It's not always easy to make a special connection, but that's where SpeedDater comes in. These experts in love are hosting exciting events throughout the city to help you meet your other half - enjoy a couple of drinks and then meet like-minded folk in eight to 12 mini-dates.

If you're looking for fun outdoor activities in Edinburgh, check out Go Quest Adventures. They offer self-guided walking tours of the city using their interactive app, where you'll complete puzzles and challenges to conquer the treasure hunt, as well as finding some hidden gems along the way.

At Good Egg Comedy, you get to enjoy top-notch comedy in a cosy, intimate setting at Dragonfly. From seasoned professionals to rising stars, every Thursday night offers an exclusive sneak peek of comedians' newest material, often intended for future Edinburgh Fringe performances or even Netflix specials.

With just 42 seats available and tickets starting at £5, it's an unmissable experience for anyone serious about comedy in Edinburgh.

If you're wondering what's on in Edinburgh city centre this weekend, Flight Club is throwing its brilliant Brunch Socials. Not only will you get to play a round of revolutionised darts, but also chomp on bottomless pizza paired with a bottle of prosecco each.

If you're wondering what's on, Edinburgh has plenty to offer. This Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt will help you see the capital in a whole new light. Using a treasure map, puzzles and a compass, you'll work together with your group to uncover hidden backstreets and cool landmarks (with 20% off at a pub to finish).

Warm up your vocal pipes then head over to Tron in the Old Town to belt out all of your favourite tunes at one of its fantastic karaoke nights. And that's not all, as there will also be an affordable menu of delicious food and drinks to fuel you through.

Every Wednesday, YO! holds a sushi school at its outpost in the New Town. Not only will you get to create a whole load of tasty Japanese plates, but also tuck into them afterwards. You'll refine your fish-cutting skills, learn the history of sushi and so much more.

Looking for a way to see more of the city? Then check out Heritage Guides, who are leading educational guided walks through the Old Town on a monthly basis. You can see iconic landmarks like the Royal Mile and the Kirk of Greyfriars, all led by an expert in Edinburgh's history - with tickets costing £22.50 per person.

Regularly drawing some of the most talented ceilidh bands in the country, the Edinburgh Ceilidh Club throws weekly parties that are infectiously fun. If you were looking to blow off some steam after a tricky day at the office, this is where you need to be.

Hosting a weekly lineup of brilliant food and drink events, Pickering's Gin at Summerhall Distillery is an independent distillery that's housed in a former veterinary college of the university - the first gin-exclusive distillery to open in Edinburgh in 150 years. They whip up some of the finest gins around, and you can enjoy these at the bar, as well as learning more about how they're made.

Their weekend cocktail classes give you the chance to create three tasty concoctions of your own, all under the guidance of their expert mixologists. Plus, they host Scottish supper clubs on Fridays and Saturdays, complete with delicious local produce and drinks pairings.

Steeped in comedy heritage, the Scottish capital is known for attracting some of the funniest stand-ups around, and The Monkey Barrel is no different. Taking place every Friday and Saturday, The Big Show is hosted by the hilarious and (be warned) interactive Rick Molland.