Contribute to an evolving Tree of Life at Collective Space in Leith this October. Building Branches offers a free, community-led space for reflection and Palestinian solidarity.
Review: Creatime creatine & protein bar
Combining 15.6g of protein, 3g of creatine monohydrate, and collagen into a 141-calorie profile makes Creatime an exceptionally lean recovery option. The bite is light and soft, avoiding the dense chew and artificial aftertaste common to high-protein snacks. Direct orders require multi-pack commitments and site navigation can be clumsy, but the £2.40 per-bar economics beat forecourt retail pricing comfortably.
Review: The Oak & Amber, a bar and eatery on Ferry Road
Looking for an honest neighbourhood pub near Goldenacre? The Oak and Amber (Ember) pairs straightforward pub grub and cold lagers with pool tables and genuine local warmth. It makes a dependable, laid-back pitstop on northern Edinburgh walking routes.
Radar: PlayAway for a Day by the Tinderbox Collective
Discover the PlayAway for a Day conference at Edinburgh’s Out of the Blue Drill Hall, exploring the crossover between game design, creative tech, and community arts.
Radar: La Bola Negra, Filmhouse
Secure your tickets for the exclusive preview screening of La Bola Negra at the Edinburgh Filmhouse on 11 October 2026 before the nationwide cinema release.
Radar: Dead Souls By Nikolai Gogol
EGTG stages the theatrical premiere of Dan Rebellato’s Dead Souls at the Pianodrome Bruntsfield this November. Find dates, cast details, and venue information.
Review: Boombites, red berry grapes
Are Boombites red berry grapes worth the superfood hype? We test Tesco store-bought packs in Edinburgh for taste, texture, and value.
Review: Coal Yard Tap, a pub on Ferry Road
Ditching old venue myths, Coal Yard Tap brings fresh energy to Ferry Road with Cross Borders craft beers and crisp artisan pizzas. The £15 pizza and pint deal is cracking value, backed by friendly service and a relaxed, dog-welcoming atmosphere.