Summerhall

Scot-ART are delighted to have added Summerhall into our portfolio.

As a charity, Scot-Art aims to combine both professional expertise with creative passion, to provide affordable spaces for artistic, charitable, education and incubation sectors. Allowing for creative growth and the culmination of an engaging and friendly environment while contributing to the wider community.

Scot-ART will continue to preserve and nourish the vibrant and expressive atmosphere already created at Summerhall, while bringing our artistic dedication to further enhance the hard work by Summerhall tenants.

Scot-ART’s Chief Operating Officer, Iain Sneddon has said “Summerhall and St Margaret’s House combined can be a powerful force and we intent to highlight the continued benefit and need for space to support the Creative Arts Industries within the heart of Edinburgh”.

Scot-ART will work alongside Summerhall Arts, who will provide a year-round arts and cultural activities.

For any press enquiries, please email press@scot-art.co.uk

Photo: Summerhall Website

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Edinburgh Palette: Rebrand

Over the past few months, Edinburgh Palette has begun to grow outwith Edinburgh, taking on properties in other Scottish cities. Due to this expansion, we feel it’s best to have our name grow with us. Starting this morning, we have started our rebrand from Edinburgh Palette to Scotland’s ART (Scot ART). With ART standing for Artistic Regeneration and Transformation.

 

This change was carefully considered by the same trusted team behind Edinburgh Palette, and we look to ensure the quality of support and standard of service will not be impacted by this. We truly believe this change is a natural progression that best represents our growth as a charity.

 

For more information on the reasoning behind this rebrand and what changes will be made, please visit the article on the home page of our website.

 

Thank you for all your continued patience and support.

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Edinburgh Palette set to transform historic Aberdeen church

Yesterday, Edinburgh Palette Chief Operating Officer, Iain Sneddon met with Church of Scotland, Reverend Ian Murray to receive the keys to the historic Kirk of St Nicholas in Aberdeen. The key exchange took place in the late morning, surrounded by the church’s stakeholders.  The church, an integral building in Aberdeen’s centre, which since ending the congregation on the last day in December 2020, has been closed to the public with its future unknown.

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