Acoustic Centre at St. Brides set to be one of Edinburgh Festival's Folk Hot Spots

It's the biggest arts festival in the world, and it's the one festival that's right here on The Garden Sessions doorstep, The Edinburgh Festival encompasses the Edinburgh International Festival, International Film Festival, Jazz & Blues Festival, Book Festival, Edinburgh Mela, People's Festival, Festival Of Politics and the biggest and most succesfull of all - The Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Originally set up as a smaller, a more acessable alternative to The International Festival, both of which began in 1947. The Garden Sessions will be broadcasting weekly throughout to bring you the best in new songwriting & traditional folk music at this year's Edinburgh Festival

This year, as in years gone by, The Acoustic Music Centre at St. Brides looks set to be one of the festival's folk hot spots, rivalled only by 'Festival Folk at The Oak' - performing at St. Brides this year will be (amongst others), Dick Gaughan (pictured), Martin Carthy, Malinky, Old Blind Dogs, former Garden Sessions number 1's Lori Watson 3, Deaf Shepherd, Burach, Lau & loads more). We'll keep you up to date with all the acts across Edinburgh this August on the Garden Sessions.

The Garden Sessions FREE internet radio show (or Podcast) will be broadcasting weekly during the Edinburgh Festival, to bring you full coverage of the folk & traditional elements of Fringe 2007.

Visit: acousticmusiccentre.co.uk

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