St Vincent's Chapel

Upcoming events at St Vincent's Chapel

St Vincent's Chapel is a place of worship in Canonmills. Near Here currently lists 8 upcoming events, including "Healing Vibes by Duncan" – sound bath – (The Undercroft), 11 am: Eucharist (Scottish Liturgy 1929) in the Refectory, followed by tea/coffee and chat and Bagpipes practice (Refectory).

Wellness & Wellbeing

"Healing Vibes by Duncan" – sound bath – (The Undercroft)

Another belter from St Vincent's Chapel. "Healing Vibes by Duncan" – sound bath – (The Undercroft) — pop over to their site for the full lowdown.

Wed 22 Jul19:00St Vincent's Chapel

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Religion & Spirituality

11 am: Eucharist (Scottish Liturgy 1929) in the Refectory, followed by tea/coffee and chat

St Vincent's Chapel is hosting and we're spreading the word. 11 am: Eucharist (Scottish Liturgy 1929) in the Refectory, followed by tea/coffee and chat — no spoilers, but their site has the full programme.

Thu 23 Jul11:30St Vincent's Chapel

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Community

Bagpipes practice (Refectory)

Bagpipes practice (Refectory)? At St Vincent's Chapel? Say no more. Well, actually — their site says quite a bit more. Worth a click.

Thu 23 Jul18:30St Vincent's Chapel

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Religion & Spirituality

6pm: Evensong, Eighth after Trinity

6pm: Evensong, Eighth after Trinity. St Vincent's Chapel. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Sun 26 Jul18:30St Vincent's Chapel

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Religion & Spirituality

11 am: Eucharist (Scottish Liturgy 1929) in the Refectory, followed by tea/coffee and chat

11 am: Eucharist (Scottish Liturgy 1929) in the Refectory, followed by tea/coffee and chat at St Vincent's Chapel. Consider this your nudge. The organiser's site is your next stop for the details.

Thu 30 Jul11:30St Vincent's Chapel

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"Whoever Has Ears to Hear": Edinburgh Fringe Church Tour

“Whoever Has Ears To Hear” is premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe this August. A dramatic recital of the Gospel of Mark, performed by poet and performer Errol McGlashan entirely from memory: the life, death and resurrection of Jesus — “The Greatest Story Ever Told.” There are 10 performances across three Edinburgh churches. Entry is free, with only a small Fringe booking fee of around £2. We’re featuring the St Vincent’s Chapel performance here, but there are also performances at Stockbridge Church and Broughton St Mary’s Parish Church. See poster, above. Tickets are limited, so book now before they run out!

Mon 10 Aug19:30St Vincent's Chapel

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Arts & CultureFestivals & Events

Exhibition: Bordering on the Sacred, Day 1 (Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts)

Curated by Edinburgh artists David Grossart and Carol Marples, this exhibition in St Vincent’s Undercroft, draws on specially selected works from artists across Scotland using some of the boundaries of traditional Christian artefacts — church doorways, altarpiece frames, cloisters, prayerbook bindings etc — as a frame of reference within which to present freshly resonating figurative or abstract visual images. Opening times: Monday 17 to Friday 21 August: 10am–5pm Saturday 22 August: 12.30–5pm

Mon 17 Aug11:00St Vincent's Chapel

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Festivals & Events

A Hymn on Divine Musick: Britten’s Baroque Songs (Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts)

Sam Madden, tenor and Will Sims, piano Sam Madden and Will Sims conclude their critically acclaimed trilogy of recitals in the Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts with a concert of Baroque Song, featuring works by Henry Purcell, J.S. Bach, William Croft, Pelham Humfrey, Jeremiah Clarke, and John Blow, in their realisations for tenor and piano by Benjamin Britten. “The combination of the sensitive piano accompaniment from Sims, together with the glorious rich voice of Madden, blended to pierce the atmosphere: as something of the veil between heaven and earth seemed momentarily lifted.” [The Edinburgh Guide, 2025] TICKETS on sale from Fringe Box Office and Eventbrite

Tue 18 Aug14:15St Vincent's Chapel

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