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Engagement Officer
Screen Education Edinburgh
We're recruiting to help us connect even more people and communities to free life-changing filmmaking opportunities. We're looking for people with a talent for relationship-building, a commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, and a real excitement about what filmmaking can unlock in people. The Engagement officer at Screen-Ed is a part-time, community-facing role developing partnerships with schools and community organisations across North Edinburgh and Leith, South East Edinburgh and South West Edinburgh, driving our Through the Lens filmmaking programme from recruitment through to delivery.
Location: Edinburgh
Deadline: 16 September 2026
Finance & Human Resources Manager
Edinburgh Science
The Finance & Human Resource Manager is a finance-focused role that also leads the organisation’s day-to-day human resources function with the support of external HR consultants. The primary focus is the integrity of Edinburgh Science’s finances — accurate and timely reporting, statutory compliance, the annual audit, a sound control environment, and governance support — and providing financial information, analysis and advice to support the CEO. On the HR side, the role manages the day-to-day people function, drawing on the organisation’s external HR consultants for specialist and complex matters.
Location: Edinburgh
Deadline: 20 September 2026
SSA 128th ANNUAL EXHIBITION | PROPOSALS, INSTALLATIONS & PERFORMANCE
SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF ARTISTS
We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the SSA 128th Annual Exhibition, taking place at the Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, in 2027. The SSA Annual Exhibition is one of the largest contemporary art exhibitions in Scotland. The exhibition is produced entirely by artists with no public funding and will take place at the Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh EH2 2EL from 14 February – 10 March 2027. This call is for submissions for an installation, site specific work, performance and proposals for an unrealised work. We encourage submissions of ambitious new artwork created specifically for the space, or existing artwork that is repurposed for the 128th Annual Exhibition. Artists should submit in this category if your work is site-specific and has special installation/equipment requirements, is a performance or unrealised idea that you will only create if selected for the exhibition. There are multiple open calls relating to this exhibition. Please see our website for full details and to ensure you are submitting to the right call. If you have any queries regarding which call you should apply to, please contact admin@s-s-a.org
Location: EDINBURGH
Deadline: 21 September 2026
Makerteers Launch Event
Makerteers
Makerteers is a new 6-month programme for Scottish makers who want to grow their business. It’s fully funded by Scottish Government. Come to our very special Edinburgh launch at ANTA, one of Scotland best loved made in Scotland brands. Hear from founder Annie Stewart about how she started and grew this remarkable business, alongside seeing some of the ANTA makers demonstrating their craft. There will also be a panel discussion with amazing up and coming Scottish makers and speaker Sandy Kennedy who will inspire the audience with his talk on The Power of Networks. Perfect for people who would like to turn their craft or ambition into a scalable and sustainable business. Come along to meet other makers, hear about the makerteers and be inspired by some of Scotlands top entrepreneurs and makers.
Location: ANTA, Rose Street, Edinburgh
Deadline: 24 September 2026
Keyboard Accompanist
Granton Parish Church
Granton Parish Church is seeking an experienced and enthusiastic musician for the role of Keyboard Accompanist. Granton is a welcoming, inclusive, community-focused church with a good mix of ages and ethnicities. Our location within an area of material deprivation challenges us to keep our services accessible and open to all and we consequently have an informal worship style, combining modern and traditional hymns.
Location: 55 Boswall Parkway, Edinburgh EH5 2DA
Deadline: 25 September 2026
Free 3-month online journey for Rest, Reflection and Creativity
Bohypnic
A free 3-month online journey for Rest, Reflection and Creativity Where clarity grows and inner trust deepens. Bohypnic is a Members Collective for the Reflective, Sensitive, Creative Souls. An invitation into a gentle, reflective community space. Bohypnic is a Members Collective for reflective, sensitive, creative souls. A heart-to-heart exchange where clarity grows and inner trust deepens. In a world full of noise, this is a moment to pause and gently return to what truly matters. Our Exchange Programme offers 3 months of free membership to the collective, in exchange for genuine participation. We hold a limited number of spaces per cohort. Applications are now open for our next journey. Closing date: 20 September 2026 Read more and apply → bohypnic.com/exchange-programme — ☾ — Who this is for ~ People who will honour the space with presence, participation and care ~ Those who are experiencing financial constraints that would otherwise prevent access ~ Individuals seeking a change in how they meet life and themselves What we ask of you In exchange for the supported journey, we ask you to commit to: ~ At least 1 online gathering a week (Wed + Sun, 8–9pm UK) ~ Active platform engagement and genuine community contribution ~ Sharing feedback to help us grow What this space provides ~ Space to pause, quiet the noise, and return to yourself ~ Connection with others who share your natural attentiveness and depth ~ Gentle practices that honour your pace and inner process ~ Regular gatherings and experiences that anchor your journey ~ A space that honours both the practical and the mystical ~ Consistent community that cultivates belonging and growth We share grounded mystical practices including tarot, oracle, reflection, creative expression and mindfulness. What's included ~ Regular online gatherings - mindfulness sessions, relaxation evenings, journaling and reflection circles, book clubs, themed workshops, connection nights and sharing circles, creative practice and development ~ Guided mindfulness library ~ Full community platform access ~ Member directory ~ Wellness and growth resources, intention setting — ☾ — How to Apply Read more and apply to join the next programme - https://bohypnic.com/exchange-programme
Location: Online
Deadline: 20 September 2026
Sensory Artist
Independent Arts Projects
Independent Arts Projects is seeking 4 Sensory Artists to join the next Sensory Collective. The Sensory Collective works to co-create sensory arts projects with people who face multiple barriers to accessing mainstream arts activities. The Sensory Artists will work collaboratively together to co-create multi-sensory arts projects with autistic, neurodivergent, and disabled people of all ages (including people who may have complex needs or be living with dementia). The roles are a 15-month fixed-term contract, offered at 0.6 FTE, worked as 21 hours/3 days per week. Salary: £32,000 per year (£19,200 actual). Independent Arts Projects is committed to equity, inclusion, and warmly welcomes applications from candidates from underrepresented backgrounds. Application deadline: 12 noon, Monday 21st September. To apply please visit the IAP website to download the application pack. Independent Arts Projects gratefully acknowledges support from Scottish Government and Creative Scotland through the Culture Collective programme
Location: Scotland
Deadline: 21 September 2026
Director of Programming
Edinburgh International Book Festival
The Director of Programming leads the development and delivery of the Edinburgh International Book Festival’s programme. They are responsible for translating the Festival's overall creative vision and thematic framing into an ambitious, distinctive and coherent programme, and for leading the team, partnerships, resources and processes required to deliver it.
Location: Edinburgh
Deadline: 24 September 2026
THE EQU[AL]ITY PROJECT – RESEARCH SHARING EVENT
National Theatre of Scotland
Join Producing Fellow Leah Byrne alongside artists and industry guests from to share the findings of Leah’s research around EDI and tokenism within the Scottish theatre sector, and explore what’s next. This event marks the culmination of Leah’s change-making project, a core part of her fellowship with the National Theatre of Scotland. The event will begin with be a short, informal presentation of Leah’s research findings, and will be followed by contributions from artists and representatives from organisations. There will be plenty of time to chat with guests, enjoy refreshments, ask questions, and offer up your own thoughts on the findings and hopes for the future.
Location: Rockvilla
Deadline: 24 September 2026