GATHER Exhibition

GATHER is a brand new exhibition showcasing work by artists and community members from across Edinburgh, coming together for the very first time.

As well as artwork from the other hubs, the exhibition features our own 21 Art for Grown Ups members showing their work, plus our community banner (still a work in progress) on display alongside artwork created by NEA and Royston Wardieburn members.

This is a truly special exhibition, and we’d love for you to join us!

GATHER EXHIBITION
Opening: Friday 11 September 2026, from 4:30pm
Main Exhibition: 12 – 26 September 2026
St Margaret’s House, 151 London Road, Edinburgh EH7 6AE
Free. No need to book.

The Creative Community Hubs Network consists of eight partner organisations based across Edinburgh: WHALE Arts, The Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Granton:hub, North Edinburgh Arts, Duncan Place Leith, The Crannie, Lyra and Craigmillar Now.

There will also be a sharing of Curious Seed’s Creative Movement for Grown Ups project on Friday 25 September.

SAVE THE DATE!

Reflect/Reframe

Friday 25 September at St Margaret’s House: 2-3pm

A collaboration between Creative Movement for Grown Ups and Art for Grown Ups (NEA/Curious Seed/Tinderbox)

Join us for a sharing of joyful creativity and personal expression through movement, live music and art. Creative Movement for Grown Ups is delivered by Curious Seed, and features live music from Tinderbox Collective.

The sessions are run at North Edinburgh Arts with support from Edinburgh Communities Health and Wellbeing Fund

A group of seven smiling people gather around a sofa in a gallery space, in front of a large blue banner reading "We All Come Fae Somewhere," decorated with colourful appliqué hearts, crosses and geometric shapes. Handmade artworks are displayed on a stand to the left

A win for community-based culture in Edinburgh

A Win for Community-Based Culture in Edinburgh We’re delighted to share some genuinely significant news for North Edinburgh Arts and

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