Home About us News and blog Open letter: It's now or never for public agencies to support the Edinburgh Festival Fringe What a fantastic week for the cultural sector of Scotland. All the lobbying, ...

Home About us News and blog Pivotal moment as we receive keys for our new permanent home, with 12-month refurbishment to begin We're delighted to share that, following months of preparation, we have ...

We want to enable more young people to experience the festival, inspiring the next generation of Fringe audiences and performers and shining a light on careers in the arts. Applications are open for ...

Please note: registration for the Fringe street events will open in spring ahead of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025. The Fringe street events are among the largest international gatherings of ...

The community ticketing initiative (CTI) provides free Fringe tickets for people in and around Edinburgh who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend, with tickets generously donated by ...

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, Chair Benny Higgins is delighted to announce the appointment of Tony Lankester as incoming Chief Executive. Tony will join ...

With registration now open for 2025 we thought it timely to share a small reminder of the role of the Fringe Society and our remit to support those across the Fringe community. Created in 1958, the ...

The fund will award bursaries of up to £2,500 to support 180 artists bringing work to Fringe 2025. Applications for the 2025 Keep it Fringe fund are now open. This is the third year of the Keep it ...

Compiling a realistic budget is an important early step when preparing to perform at the Fringe. Projected expenses will vary greatly from company to company, depending on factors such as the size and ...

We're here to help! Please get in touch with [email protected] if you have any specific questions about making your show accessible. A member of our team can set up a 10-minute slot to talk things ...

The Fringe is a three-week festival of performing arts that takes place in Edinburgh every August. Its story dates back to 1947, when eight theatre groups turned up uninvited to perform at the ...