Be bold, yet gentle.Only by flocking together do we create an aria.So spread your wings and take flight,soar high and ride out the storm.Our journey has not yet ended. Wishing health and happiness to all ...
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Halloween on The Causey
A wee Halloween surprise treat for the neighbours and passing by West Crosscauseway, Edinburgh.
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Slavery in Scotland – Tea, Sugar and Rum
Part 1. Salty Sea,co-written by John Kielty, Gerry Kielty, Morgan Njobo, Ramcise ModiePerformed by Gerry Kielty, Morgan Njobo, Khanyisani Beato, Ramcise Modie Part 2. Scenes of Witness,co-written and performed by Susan Morrison and Lisa Willams * Morgan ...
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Mio Shudo
Mio ShudoMaster of the Japanese Tea Ceremony, Founder of ‘For The Love of Less’, Pianist, Harpist and Storyteller Playing ‘Calling The Muse’, one of her own harp compositions, Mio Shudo welcomes you then shares a ...
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Composition 1 (Abstract) by Eliza Marcinowicz. Concept and Script by Magda Adamow and Kate Soltan.
Composition 1 is a stop-motion animated story developed by Visual Literacy Matters as part of the 2021 Edinburgh Multicultural Festival Programme supported by The City of Edinburgh Council. The animation tells a story of creating ...
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Ramuyapiko live at Edinburgh Multicultural Festival
Ramuyapiko is a band originally formed in 2017 in Edinburgh by singer and songwriter Muya and his friend and producer Ramsis. The duo has gradually evolved in a full band, including Alek on drums and ...
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Titilayo Farukuoye reads
Titilayo Farukuoye is a writer, organiser and anti-racist educator based in Glasgow. In their performance Titilayo invites their audience to embody the activist today. What does it feel like to call for social change? My ...
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Qqhuniq – Edinburgh Multicultural Festival 2020
Dance duo, Daniel Monterio and Oraine Frater, present original choreography telling three stories of loneliness and isolation performed to the original composition ‘Qqhuniq’ by Oli Jan. “Tainted Home” tells a story of a dysfunctional family, ...
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Roshni Gallagher reads – Edinburgh Multicultural Festival 2020
A multi artform collaboration between poet Roshni Gallagher, musician Diljeet Bhachu, photographer Kate Soltan and projection artist Robert Motyka brings a unique experience of spoken word accompanied by live music to the backdrop of nature ...
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Morgan Njobo and African Connections present ‘ African Classics’
Morgan Njobo and African Connections present ‘ African Classics’ Vocal Ensemble Project developed by Morgan Njobo and African Connections CIC as part of the 2020 Edinburgh Multicultural Festival Programme supported by The City of Edinburgh ...
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