Free training. Wrangle your Web. Brush up your Twitter. Powder your Facebook. Runs from 5.30–7.30pm. Find out more here.

Locals working together and with the Council to improve this valuable green space. All welcome. Start: 6.30pm.

An exhibition featuring work by pupils at the brilliant Green Flag Award-winning Broughton Primary School.

Books, lucky dip, preserves, home baking (sweet and sour), bottle stall, gifts and toiletries, jewellery, plants, treasure hunt. Light lunches – homemade soup with bread (£1.50). Tickets £1.00 (50p for children), includes tea/coffee and biscuits. Time: 10am–1.30pm.

40 events, suitable for all  – from inspirational talks (e.g. Mark Beaumont and Mikael Colville-Andersen) to guided bike rides, to the 'Heels on Wheels' ladies day on the Meadows, 22 June. Many  events are free. For the programme and latest news visit www.edfoc.org.uk

Free showcase exhibition for final year students from Stevenson's College's highly regarded Photography Department. Showcasing award winning work from both the HND and BA student photographers, Exposed13 is one of Scotland’s largest and much talked about photographic exhibitions, portraying a wide variety of different photographic styles and genres.

A free exhibition showcasing the work of Edinburgh College (Telford) 3D Interior Design Diploma students. The students’ final pieces of work will be on display, as well as a selection of their previous work, showing their model making and CAD design skills. Opening times: 10am–5pm.

A free exhibition of work from Edinburgh University architecture students looking at fresh and unexpected ways in which Leith can be viewed and regenerated. The projects by students on the Advanced Sustainable Design masters programme look to sites that are reclaimed for the public realm and put to sustainable use. It provides a site for speculation and imaginative thinking about what Leith might be not just next year but over the course of decades.

Free exhibition. Should be viewed in the context of a concurrent campaign in favour of designating new Pilrig Conservation Area. See Breaking news (9.5.13).

Explanatory drop-in meeting with Council officials about possible redesignation of Pilrig to preserve existing character and control (not block) changes.