Events

Find out about the ambitious plans to present an exhibition of Polish photography at Dalkeith Palace in August/ September 2027. It will take as its starting point the influence of […]

Duo Winter-Djurdjevic:  Anna Winter (flute) Mihajlo Djurdjevic (guitar)   Join us at the National Galleries of Scotland for a Spotlight on European Composers, performed by the Vienna Duo Winter-Djurdjevic. Live Music Now is an […]

Romería is the third feature film from Spanish director Carla Simón. The story follows Marina, an 18-year-old girl who travels to Vigo, Galicia, to meet her biological father’s family for the […]

Celebrate Europe Day exploring humour from different European countries!  A selection of comedy short films from Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Romania, Spain and France.  Event in partnership with German Consulate General in […]

A major conference with international speakers. Nathalie Tocci, Director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali; Phillips O’Brien, Professor of Strategic Studies, St. Andrews University; David Henig, Director of the UK Trade Policy Project, […]

You are very welcome to visit this thought provoking exhibition of Contemporary Ukrainian Art. Featuring several Ukrainian artists, this exhibition has been curated by the visual artist Alina Litvinova. Including […]

What happens in the Arctic region has now become a focus of major international interest. It has become the subject of security and geopolitical interest for a wide range of states including the US, […]

Come and celebrate Polish Heritage Day – a fun day for families and friends to get together, chat in Polish, enjoy Polish food, play games, sing and dance.  This outdoor event is open to all, whether you […]

Join European Language Day at the Alliance Française & Goethe-Institut Glasgow. The programme will include a language speak-dating session, where you can explore: Polish, Italian, Spanish, Scots, Scottish Gaelic, German, French and a European quiz with […]

Directed by Alejandro Amenábar, The Captive is an historical drama that explores the life of Miguel de Cervantes, the author of Don Quixote. The film focuses on Cervantes’ five-year captivity […]

This event will look at the European Convention on Human Rights: its origins, its real effects and impacts on European citizens, and its future; along with migration issues and policy, for both the UK and […]

Come to our Europe Day Quiz, celebrating the strong bonds between Scotland and Europe; rounds include questions on European countries, languages, and interesting facts, and in keeping with the venue there […]

With the Russian attack on Ukraine, a US administration questioning the future of NATO, conflict and tension world-wide, there has been a growing focus on how Europe should look to […]

Miguel, a landscape architect, travels to Belgium with his girlfriend Marta to attend a conference. There, their relationship comes to an abrupt end and, after the breakup, he decides to stay on […]

What are the current key issues and concerns of EU and other European citizens in Scotland? What is their experience of working, living, and travel in the 10 years since Brexit? How will […]

Join us for an interactive session on how Scottish schools can reconnect with Europe through Erasmus+ and rebuild meaningful partnerships with EU schools. Led by Richard Tallaron, Director of LFEE […]

Hospitality is a core part of Scotland’s culture, but the pressures to meet the demands of high visitor footfall are putting pressures on our capital city. Our session will explore […]

This creative writing workshop will explore how relationships - with lovers, friends, family, neighbours and the nation - fold and unfold under the pressure of protracted hostile environment and rhetoric. […]

Edinburgh Central EuroWalk – A free 2-hour guided walk exploring historic links between Edinburgh and Europe. Starting at the Wojtek monument, Princes Street Gardens, the 4km route highlights key landmarks […]