Leap Year: Origins and Interesting Traditions Today is the 29th of February, so read about Leap Year: Origins and Interesting Traditions Introduction: Why do we have a Leap Year? Happy […]
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A History of Valentine’s Day โLove, Legends, and Lupercalia: A Fascinating Journey through the History of Valentine’s Day โ Valentine’s Day, a day filled with love, romance, and heartfelt gestures. […]
Beginners Guide to Hosting Your Own Burns Night Hosting a Burns Night Supper is a wonderful way to celebrate the life and poetry of Robert Burns, the famous Scottish poet. […]
Scottish New Year Traditions An old Scottish New Year tradition was First Footing โ all you had to do was grab a lump of coal and a bottle of whisky […]
Movember: Supporting Men’s Health Calling all our Mo Bros! Itโs that time of year again. We want you to embrace your facial hair and grow a moustache for a month. […]
Special Collections: Sassoon poem returns
Special Collections: Sassoon poem returns An original Siegfried Sassoon poem returns to our special collections. Last month, an original poem written by Siegfried Sassoon was donated to the War Poets […]
Celebrating Black History Month while reconsidering the Curriculum October marks Black History Month (BHM) in the UK. Here at Edinburgh Napier Library, we donโt want to miss this opportunity to […]
Colour Blindness Day Colour Blindness Awareness Day was launched in 2015 and is held on September 6th โ the birthday of John Dalton. He is credited with being the first […]
Barbie: From Iconic Fashionista to Cultural Phenomenon Exploring the Fascinating History of the Doll No one can be unaware of the new Barbie movie that was recently released and the […]
Magna Carta Youโve heard of the Magna Carta, right? You know โ the obscure, 63-clause document written 800 years ago and probably the most enduring legislation in history? But have […]
