St Vincent’s is at the border of Stockbridge and the New Town, and across the road from William Playfair’s much larger St Stephen’s. A Gothic gem, St Vincent’s was opened in 1857. It is a busy Scottish Episcopal (Anglican) church which hosts a wide range of music and community activities throughout the year in both the ground floor Nave and extensive Undercroft. Original home of annual Edinburgh Sacred Arts Festival

An Afternoon of Guitar. Think Al Di Meola, Jesse Cook and Rodrigo y Gabriela. Gerry Magee and Dave Sim, two Scottish guitarists at the top of their game, bringing their virtuoso playing to the Edinburgh Fringe. Passionate playing and fiery showmanship in an intimate setting, this duo will have you on the edge of your seat. A must for music lovers and guitar aficionados alike. Doors strictly 15:30 for a 45-minute show. Grab your tickets while you still can!

Solea – An Afternoon of Guitar

A demonic possession pop-punk comedy musical about learning to value the family you have, rather than the ‘perfect’ one you want. When teenage daughter Lisa accidentally summons a demon that possesses her little brother, parents Carl and Hannah decide this demon might actually be better behaved than their hellion son, and let him stay a while. But when the demon's minion reveals to Lisa that they have only one moon cycle to get the demon out or lose their son forever, it's a mad dash to get this hellspawn exorcised!

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