All the fun of a church fair in Scottish weather. Cakes, refreshments, plants, second-hand paperbacks, nick nacks, conversation, old bottles of bubble bath, mystery prizes.

12th annual general meeting. Come and hear what's been happening, what's planned for the future. What developments would you like to see? 

Residents concerned at unexplained and destructive goings-on between the Claremonts and Broughton Rd will meet to discuss latest news and developments.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Capital Concert Band will be joined on staged by the Musselburgh and Penicuik Boys Brigade Pipe Band and Herald Trumpets of Scotland for an evening of popular music and entertainment. Tickets £8 (£5 concs) available from band members, on the door, or via email: capitalconcertband@blueyonder.co.uk  Proceeds go to Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres.

Work inspired by Phoebe Anna Traquair's magnificent murals, and produced in a joint Mansfield Traquair Centre and Drummond Community High School Adult Education project. Exhibition includes examples of bookbinding, calligraphy, enamelling, felt, jewellery, printing, stained glass and tapestry.

Fundraiser for Macmillan Cancer Support. Free-to-view paintings, prints and designer jewellery by artists at all stages of their careers. Also available to buy. (Note: weekend closing time is 4.00pm.) See Breaking news (30.5.14).

Free event organised by Stockbridge and Inverleith Community Council.

Free event, one week before the poll, organised by Edinburgh East Save our Services.

Residents meet to discuss latest developments concerning the strip of land between Broughton Road and the Claremonts. All locals affected by tree/shrub clearance and movement of earth, or potential builiding on the site, are welcome to come. Councillor Nick Gardner (Ward 12) will attend.