The Fringe Box Office is where you can book tickets for every show at the Fringe. Following the Fringe programme launch on 03 ...

The Keep it Fringe fund is designed to help reduce some of the financial barriers that prevent artists from bringing work to the festival. While the fund isn’t designed to pay for every expense ...

We regularly engage with community events around the city to ensure that the Fringe is a force for good in Edinburgh. In the lead-up to the Fringe and during August we invite Fringe artists and street ...

Bursaries of £2,500 to support artists bringing work to this year’s Fringe We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2025 Keep it Fringe fund. This is the third year of the fund, an ...

To ensure the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society Limited (“Fringe Society”, “we”, or “us”) meets its duty of care towards its staff by providing a clear and effective procedure in place to manage ...

Find out the codes and legal requirements associated with running a venue at the Edinburgh Fringe. This agreement is intended to work in tandem with the Association of Independent Venue Producers / ...

The idea at the heart of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is simple: anyone with a desire to perform and a venue willing to host them is welcome. No individual or committee determines who can or cannot ...

BSL: If you would like to talk through this callout we are happy to a arrange a chat with you via Contact Scotland BSL. Contact Scotland BSL is a video relay service, providing instant British Sign ...

The community ticketing initiative (CTI) provides free Fringe tickets for people in and around Edinburgh who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend, with tickets generously donated by ...

Please note: registration for the Fringe Street Events will open in spring ahead of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025. The Fringe Street Events are among the largest international gatherings of ...