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Things to do in Edinburgh, September 2026

Browse 71 upcoming events and things to do in Edinburgh during September 2026. Venues include The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh Playhouse, The Voodoo Rooms. Highlights include Robin Trower, The Prat Pack, The Songs of Jeff Buckley performed by Slow Pilot and more. Each listing links to tickets, venue details and practical visitor info.

WXV Global Series: Scotland Women v Australia

WXV Global Series: Scotland Women v Australia

Edinburgh · Hive Stadium, EdinburghSat, Sep 26Sport

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Declan Welsh & the Decadent West

Declan Welsh & the Decadent West

Edinburgh · Cabaret VoltaireSat, Sep 26Music

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🎟️ From £23

Joshua Burnside

Joshua Burnside

Edinburgh · Pleasance Theatre, EdinburghSat, Sep 26Music

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🎟️ From £20

The Castros - Edinburgh Liquid Rooms

The Castros - Edinburgh Liquid Rooms

Edinburgh · Liquid RoomSat, Sep 26Music

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🎟️ From £23

Marillion + Haunt the Woods

Marillion + Haunt the Woods

Edinburgh · Usher HallTue, Sep 29Music

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A live music performance.

Moonlight Sonata by Candlelight

Edinburgh · St Giles CathedralSat, Sep 26Music

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🎟️ From £17

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

It's A Beautiful Noise - The Neil Diamond Tribute

Edinburgh · Usher HallSat, Sep 26Culture & Art

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🎟️ From £32

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Nish Kumar: Angry Humour From A Really Nice Guy

Edinburgh · The Queen's HallSat, Sep 26Culture & Art

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🎟️ From £28

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

AURIE STYLA: MAVERICK

Edinburgh · Monkey Barrel ComedySun, Sep 27Culture & Art

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🎟️ From £20

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Sam Campbell: Kid Giblet

Edinburgh · PlayhouseSun, Sep 27Culture & Art

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🎟️ From £27

A live music performance.

Juni Habel

Edinburgh · The Voodoo RoomsTue, Sep 29Music

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Back to culture

September is when indoor culture typically returns in force — theatre, gallery and concert seasons reopen alongside the last open-air events of the year.

  • Look for season-opening concerts, theatre premieres and gallery shows
  • Catch harvest festivals and the last open-air markets before autumn
  • Book ahead for autumn arts and film festivals that often launch this month