Augustine United Church is a United Reformed Church in the Old Town of Edinburgh, Scotland. It is in a local ecumenical partnership with St Columba's-by-the-Castle and describes itself as an active and inclusive Christian community in the heart of the city centre.
Full day of talks, cycling updates and a campaigning panel at Augustine United Church, with a light lunch included.
Free lecture by architect Malcolm Fraser on the history of health and healing in Edinburgh, from Soutra to the Nightingale principles.
Musical poetry show in which spoken word sits on original piano and string compositions, with a meet-and-greet after the show.
Evening of public discussion led by political philosopher Dr Ben Sachs-Cobbe on how civic virtues can be brought into schools.
Free public lecture by Dr Lizzie Swarbrick on the legends and late medieval spiritual experience of Rosslyn Chapel.
Free panel with authors Val McDermid, Graeme Macrae Burnet and Jo Sharp about writing Scottish fiction from history, marking the National Year of Reading.
Free public lecture chaired by Professor Ian Baxter on how to manage the deterioration of Scotland's historic sites in the age of climate change.
Talk by Tony Lewis, presented by the Old Edinburgh Club, on how Edinburgh's New Town was planned as a response to the 1720 plague.
Free public lecture by Dr Xuelei Huang on the role of odours in Scotland's history, with a short presentation by early career researcher Gemma McLean-Carr.
Free public lecture by Rosemary Mann on Charles Darwin's time studying medicine at the University of Edinburgh from 1825 to 1827.
