We have a stall at the Mela if you’re looking for help on how to object. Please come and say hello!
Time: 12-4
Save Leith Walk at the Mela
Ukulele Death Squad explain the importance of a grass roots music
A beautiful goodbye from the Ukulele Death Squad. Our hearts were broken. #saveleithwalk #ukuleledeathsquad #leithdepot #ukulele
Publiée par Dave Abbott sur Lundi 13 août 2018
A beautiful goodbye from the Ukulele Death Squad. Our hearts were broken. #saveleithwalk #ukuleledeathsquad #leithdepot #ukulele
We’re at Leith Market, Dock Place today
We’re at Leith Market, Dock Place today. Come along and say hello. Really nice day for enjoying Leith!
Save Leith Walk – Bastille Day
Good morning!
We will be at Leith Market, Dock Place today for their Bastille Day celebrations.
Thanks to The Proclaimers for their support!
“All the very best with the campaign, the needs of the people of Leith Walk should be put first.”
Craig & Charlie Reid
#saveleithwalk #leith #stopthedemolition
#proudtobealeither #community #localbusinesses #leaveleithalone#persevere #leithmakesnoise #sunshineonleith
Thanks to The Proclaimers for their support!!
We’re at the Kirkgate in Leith this afternoon. Come and say hello.
Great fundraiser last night by REGGAE GOT SOUL for Save Leith Walk. Thank you!
Converse for Leith Walk Campaign
If you didn’t catch this play at Leith Depot, now is your chance. Mikey Burnett’s Capital Converse is to be revived for two performances at Leith Depot by Edinburgh-based Pandorum Theatre, in support of the campaign.
Thank you for your support.
#saveleithwalk #leith #stopthedemolition
#proudtobealeither #community #localbusinesses #leaveleithalone#persevere #leithmakesnoise
Gig Photography Exhibition, by Deborah Mullen
Gig Photography Exhibition, by Deborah Mullen
6 June – 17 June at Leith Depot
Deborah Mullen moved to Leith in 2011 and became a documentarian of Edinburgh’s live music scene.
From the early days of popular music, photography has helped to define what rock is and what it does, both for performers and audiences. American photographer Deborah Mullen moved to Leith in 2011 and quickly found herself in the role of citizen documentarian for Edinburgh’s music scene. This role expanded over time into capturing live performances in venues that are currently on the endangered list as Edinburgh’s native culture succumbs to property developers. Several venues shown here have already disappeared, and more, including this one, Leith Depot, are threatened. Ms Mullen’s photos offer a window into the emotionality and importance of live music.
Exhibition opening 5-7 6th June.