Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival
Edinburgh's autumn gets a taste of Spain and Latin America as the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival returns for its 13th year.

From the 2nd to the 9th of August, Pittenweem transforms into an open-doors gallery, with work by more than 180 artists spread across around 90 venues (cottages, garages, sheds, church halls) dotted through its narrow lanes and harbour-side spots. Visitors browse paintings, ceramics, sculpture and textiles, often chatting with the artists themselves. The festival programme includes family workshops, artist talks and evening performances such as King Creosote at the Church Hall. The event began in 1982 and now draws around 20,000 to 25,000 people annually. Local businesses stay open late, and a preview evening opens the festival with a glass of wine.
Pittenweem, in Fife
Edinburgh's autumn gets a taste of Spain and Latin America as the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival returns for its 13th year.
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