EVENT
Summer's End
Event Details
Date
Sun 25 Oct '26
Event runs in sessions
15:00 – 18:30
Recommended ages
5 years – 17 years
Type
Indoor & Outdoor
About this event
Celebrate the turning of the seasons at the Water of Leith Conservation Trust's Visitor Centre, with harvest traditions, firelight, Celtic heritage and the spirit of Samhuinn. The route runs from the Centre out through the Dells, with storytelling, a fireside gathering and nature crafts along the way.
What to expect:
- Sunday 25 October 2026, with booked start times from 3pm, continuing every 15 minutes until 5pm
- The tour is likely to last around 1.5 hours
- Storytelling, a fireside gathering, nature crafts and Samhuinn traditions
- "Fun for all ages but not recommended for under fives due to spooky themes"
- Book your start time in advance on Eventbrite; refunds up to 7 days before the event
More Details
Booking
Book in advance
Arrival
At start time
Parent Must Stay
Yes, required
Group Size
Small (1-15)
Pricing
Location
Get directionsExplore interactive river exhibits, enjoy woodland walks, and relax at the community café in a renovated schoolhouse by Edinburgh's Water of Leith.
What this place offers
ToiletsFoodPushchair friendlyAccessible
Last updated: 9 Sept 2026
Frequently asked questions about Summer's End
How much does Summer's End cost?
For ticket prices for Summer's End, see the official event page or booking link.
What ages is Summer's End suitable for?
Summer's End is best for children aged 5 to 17.
When does Summer's End take place?
Summer's End takes place on Sunday, 25 October 2026 at 3 PM.
Where is Summer's End held?
Summer's End is held at Water of Leith Visitor Centre and Cafe in Edinburgh.
Is Summer's End indoor or outdoor?
Summer's End has both indoor and outdoor elements, so it works in any weather.
Do I need to book in advance for Summer's End?
Yes, advance booking is required for Summer's End — book via the official event page.
