We’re all looking forward to attending the Royal Blind School of Edinburgh’s fundraising event at the Queen’s Hall, 7pm on Thursday 20th June. There will be music and songs from The Boy and the Bunnet. Here’s the flier:

Here’s a link to the Edinburgh Fringe brochure, with all the information you need on how to book tickets for this year’s shows.

https://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/childrens-shows/boy-and-the-bunnet

We’ll be at in the Acoustic Music Centre @ St Bride’s, Orwell Terrace, 12 to 18 August at 2.30pm, and we’re:

We are absolutely delighted to be included in the Made in Scotland programme at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

Made in Scotland is a curated showcase of high quality performance from Scotland at the world’s biggest ats festival, made possible by support from the Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund. It is a partnership between the Festival Fringe Society, the Federation of Scottish Theatre and Creative Scotland.

. The Boy and the Bunnet is part of this programme, as well as established companies like Scottish Dance Theatre and National Theatre of Scotland, and emerging artists such as Junction 25 and Keiran Hurley.

This year, for the first time, the Made in Scotland programme features music - jazz, electronic, classical  and experimental as well as us trads.

All the information you need is right here: www.madeinscotlandshowcase.com

We’ll post up separately information on how to buy tickets for the shows.

For all our news over what looks like being a very exciting summer, follow us @boyandthebunnet

James Robertson will be conducting an event for schools as part of the University of Aberdeen’s May Festival, this coming Tuesday 7th May.

It’s called Twa Scots Monsters in the Widds. James will be talking about The Gruffalo, which he has recently translated into Scots, and our very own Urisk - the mysterious creature who bides in the deep, daurk widds in The Boy and the Bunnet.

You can find out more at www.abdn.ac.uk/mayfestival/events/2465/