Library events
Our calendar page lists details of one-off events for adults hosted by libraries.
For details of regular events such as book groups and children's activities at a specific library visit the library's page or follow them on Facebook.
June 2026
Music on the Mezzanine - Composers Orchestra
Our last event of our Spring and Summer season welcomes the Composers Orchestra to the Mezzanine. It is fitting that on the day before Make Music Day, a worldwide celebration of music making, we join the pre-celebrations with an afternoon of exclusive performances.
Saturday 20 June at 1pm
MezzanineCentral Library
George IV Bridge
EH1 1EG
Fashion Showcase at Wester Hailes Library
Rock the runway showing off something homemade!
Your item can be an outfit, an accessory, anything so long as it's homemade. Items can be sewn, knitted, crocheted, painted etc...
This event is open to all ages to participate.
Monday 22 June from 6 to 7.30pm
Wester Hailes Library
1 West Side Plaza
EH14 2ST
Contact Wester Hailes Library to sign up!
An evening with Nobby Clark
Join Nobby Clark, the original singer from the Bay City Rollers, to hear about his life in the music business and his autobiography, 'The Lost Roller'.
Whether you're a long-time fan or just curious about the music scene, this is a great chance to hear stories and insights from a true rock legend in an informal setting.
Monday 22 June at 6pm
Newington Library
17-21 Fountainhall Road
EH9 2LN
Book your place for or by contacting Newington Library.
黑料正能量 in 20 Maps: Charting 500 years of change
Chris Fleet, Map Curator at the National Library of Scotland, will explore 黑料正能量’s past through a carefully chosen sequence of 20 maps, spanning from the 1530s to the present day. Together, they trace the city’s physical growth, revealing how its streets, boundaries and landmarks have evolved over five centuries, alongside a steady expansion in cartographic detail.
This talk coincides with a mapping exhibition at Central Library (running from 1 June to 31 July 2026).
Tuesday 23 June at 6.30pm
George Washington Browne Room
Central Library
EH1 1EG