Monday 4th to Sunday 24th August 2008 (inc)
Accidental Death of an AccordionistAlex Yellowlees Jazz QuartetAn Evening With John Wright's BandAndy McKee & Don RossAnother EdenAdrianaBert JanschBilly JonesCheyenne Brown and Seylan BaxterDayve DeanEdinburgh Youth GaitherinEmer O'NeillKevin HardingLet The Earth BreatheMichael MarraMore Songs From Head and HeartSongs From Head and HeartStranger Than FictionTam WhiteThe Outside TrackThe Spirit Of ScotlandThe Two Tall GirlsAbsolutely LeglessAccidental Death of an AccordionistAdam Bulley & Malcolm MacFarlaneAllegra Levy and Boston BlueAdrianaBert JanschBrechin, Wilkinson, MartinBurachChris Mcglade: "Tormented"Colin ClyneDayve DeanDeaf ShepherdFindlay Napier & The Bar Room MountaineersGeoff 'Hurricane' Watson - Acoustic HitsJake CoganJay Brown and The Houstoun RoadJock Tamson's BairnsKen HastingsLet The Earth BreatheMacGregor, Brechin, O'hEadhraMalinkyMendrinos & Holloway - Cosmic Jazz CabaretNot In Our Name: 'Songs of Peace & Protest'The Barry VistasThe McCalmansThe Spirit Of ScotlandAccidental Death of an AccordionistAdam Bulley & Malcolm MacFarlaneAdrian LeggAn Escape That TanglesAusten GeorgeBreabachBUMS Comedy RevueChris Mcglade: "Tormented"Dayve DeanDick GaughanFilskaFriboGill BowmanJamie Laval and Anna MassieJan Akkerman & Gareth PearsonJohn RenbournKenny Young and the EggplantsLet The Earth BreatheMendrinos & Holloway - Cosmic Jazz CabaretMike WhellansNorth Sea GasSarah-Jane Summers & Ewan MacPhersonSinsheenStefan GrossmanTattie JamTMSA Young Trad TourWingin ItWomen In Harmony (Annie Grace, Corrina
Hewat and Karine Polwart)
Pat Archibald's Exhibition of Textiles
Monday 4th to Sunday 24th August
10:00am to midnight
An exotic but whirlwind trip to Hong Kong to dip into the colours and culture of the Far East has led to an exhibition of work by Pat Archibald, a textile artist. The pieces show the night colours; the lights, the darks and shades of the city and also reflect on how 5,000 years of Chinese tradition combined with Colonial influence has shaped the history and culture of Hong Kong. Visit www.patarchibald.com for more information about Pat's work.