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welcome to the stevenson house, one of edinburgh’s most unusual hospitality venues. built between 1802 and 1806, the stevenson house is a typical georgian new town house which has always been in private ownership and is still used as the family home for john & felicitas macfie as well as their six children. having trained as an hotel manager in lausanne, felicitas macfie realised the potential of the stevenson house to be used as a venue for hosting lunches, dinners, receptions and conferences. the house retains all of its original architectural features and has the atmosphere of an elegant family home rather than a commercialread more →
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We at Applecart Arts believe that stories are potent and have the power to challenge, change and strengthen communities. We work with a wide range of artistic disciplines – creating original music, film, visual art and drama. We combine this with our long-standing commitment to community engagement and a pursuit of artistic excellence. We aim to reach across cultural divides and tell stories which engage, inspire and entertain our audiences. -- We delighted to announce that Applecart Arts will be moving to the Passmore Edwards Library and former Registry Office in Plashet Grove Park and reopening the building to the public as a Community Art Centre and Café. The building will house fully equipped theatres and performance spaces, public meeting/workshop spaces, artists studios, exhibition space and a community café. We're keen to make sure that the centre caters for local residents, so we're carrying out a public consultation to find out what kind of creative activities and artistic ideas will best serve our local community. Have your say! Just fill in this Google Form -- Launched in 2008, the company began by telling stories to a regular monthly audience in a pub in Whitechapel, London. Since then Applecart has toured to various venues, pubs, theatres and universities around the country. Applecart has also extended its storytelling into film, making numerous short films and documentaries. Find out more about our films here. Applecart was formerly based in Tower Hamlets in The Old School Room, available to local artists who worked alongside us as we built community links and partnerships. Since January 2017 we have been based at the Harold Road Community Centre in Upton Park. Read more about the Harold Road Centre here. Our future remains true to our storytelling roots; searching for narratives across the arts, and championing voices that might otherwise be unheard or ignored.
