TIME 7:00PM TO 8:30PM
Paul Gudgin has managed festivals for over 30 years, from a celebrated classical music festival in a small town to the Edinburgh Fringe – the world’s largest arts festival – where he spent 8 years as the events director….
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Evening Lectures: The Joy of Festivals
Paul Gudgin has managed festivals for over 30 years, from a celebrated classical music festival in a small town to the Edinburgh Fringe – the world’s largest arts festival – where he spent 8 years as the events director.View event
Tattoo Supper
The Royal Scots Club Pre-Tattoo Supper is one of our more popular events among members with everyone gathering in The Club prior to the Tattoo performance for supper and leaving together for the show.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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Captain’s Table: August
The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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The Speakeasy – EdFringe at The Royal Scots Club
Step into a bygone era in this brand-new Fringe venue in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town. A hidden gem tucked away in the Royal Scots Club, The Speakeasy brings you 1920s glamour mixed with an exciting and diverse programme of shows, lectures and evenView event
Evening Lectures: The World’s End Murders – The Inside Story
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Captain’s Table: September
The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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Evening Lectures: Andrew Carnegie, Dunfermline’s Famous Son
Join Carnegie Dunfermline Trust CEO, Gillian Taylor for an evening lecture on how his early years in Scotland shaped young Andrew Carnegie. His story is an inspiring one, rising out of poverty to build a huge steel empire that made him the richest man inView event
Captain’s Table: October
The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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Captain’s Table: November
The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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Captain’s Table: December
The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.![](/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/members-only-icon.png)
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GRADUATION BALLS
AT THE CLUB
Have you been tasked with finding your graduation ball venue? Then look no further.
The Royal Scots Club can accommodate balls from 50 to 160 guests for a sit down meal followed by entertainment of your choosing. Set in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, the club has beautiful suites, delicious Scottish cuisine and the ability to help you plan a truly once in a lifetime event.
Enquire today for our best available pricing.
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Thank you for arranging the Midsummer storytelling gathering – an opportunity to meet fellow members, enjoy a tasty lunch and learn about Shetland culture. Marjolein is a marvellous storyteller and entertainer. I look forward to hearing more of her stories at the Club in future!
Jane, a Royal Scots Club Member