Artistic Hub at Edinburgh Printmakers

Edinburgh Printmakers, located in the Castle Mills building—once a rubber factory—serves as a cultural and artistic hub within the city.

Established in 1967, it was founded by a group of artists who sought to create a space for printmaking in Scotland. The centre has become significant in promoting contemporary art through its exhibitions and educational programs. The heritage building showcases unique architecture, with features that reflect its industrial past, complemented by a courtyard and an inviting café.

Must-See Wonders

• 💡 Free Exhibitions: Enjoy rotating exhibitions featuring local and international artists.
• 🖼️ Original Prints Shop: Browse unique handmade products and original artworks created by local artists.
• 🖌️ Creative Classes: Participate in printmaking classes tailored for all skill levels.

Accessibility is mostly free, making it a suitable visit for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts.