By Creating We Think
Patrick Geddes and the Futures of Edinburgh
(Sat 22 Feb: 10:30am)
The revolutionary 19th century Scottish social thinker, ecologist and town planner Patrick Geddes saved Auld Reekie from demolition and made it an international cultural hub. As part of Edinburgh's 900th Anniversary, this event now looks to the future. Artists, writers, activists and thinkers open pathways into ecology, culture and creativity for a city rich in local, national and international identities.
Open to all with an interest in the future direction of culture and creative society in Edinburgh and beyond. Join us throughout the day for a range of discussion and conversations, with free tea and coffee and a book exchange in the Storytelling Court.
To read the full programme for the day and to find out more about the contributors, click the link below.
Presented by the Sir Patrick Geddes Trust and the Scottish International Storytelling Festival for Edinburgh 900.
Tickets are on a Pay What You Can basis, with limited cheap tickets available. Please select your preferred price band below. Should an error occur when selecting tickets, this indicates that the allocation of tickets at that price band has sold out. There is a £1.50 booking fee charged per transaction.
