The @scotstorycentre.bsky.social has a feast of Northern stories and songs to brighten the autumn months. www.lothianlife.co.uk/2025/09/scot... #scottishstorytellingfestival #SISF2025

Through the words of the artist, his brother, his sister-in-law and nephew, discover the genius that the world almost forgot… Written by Rebekah King, performed by Philip Kingscott and produced by Peapod Productions. More info & 🎟️ shorturl.at/UR9Gl

@johnknoxhouse.bsky.social Knoxing myself out!

We’re looking for a temporary Visitor Services Assistant to help us deliver our fantastic #edfringe programme for 2025! If you are friendly, outgoing, interested in the arts and/or heritage and available for August, please email [email protected] with your CV by Mon 30 June 🥰

The @scotstorycentre.bsky.social Fringe programme is very exciting this year.

We have just launched our new Kids' Guide for John Knox House. Ranging from 5-7 years and 8-11 years, they have games and hunts to make the history of our iconic building fun for all.

Reforming. #JohnKnoxHouse @johnknoxhouse.bsky.social

We're excited to share with you a new exhibition we have showing some of the artifacts celebrating the life of John Knox house since it opened as a museum in the 1850's. The very first guest book dating back to 1850, and the collection of postcards (The Knox Series) from around 100 years ago.

We wanted to share with you a great review that was recently posted about John Knox house on the "Brown Sign Blogging" site. We always enjoy hearing about our guests time visiting us and hope to hear from more of you soon. brownsignblogging.com/john-knox-ho...

We recently obtained postcards picturing the inside John Knox House from over 100 years ago. Known as the Knox Series by William Hay- curator of John Knox house for around 40 years from 1903. He had a book shop in the same spot we have a book shop. We hope to display the postcards soon. #edinburgh

We opened to the public in 1850, we have always had a visitors book. We discovered the original books. Incredible record of the people from all around the world that have came to visit us. These books date from June 1850 to Aug 1890. Suited as we are now joined with @scotstorycentre.bsky.social