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The North Atlantic Song Convention (NASC) returns to Edinburgh's Scottish Storytelling Centre from 26-28 February for three inspiring days celebrating traditional folk song and singing from across the North Atlantic Region.
Join us for cross-cultural programme of concerts, workshops, panel discussions, and intimate song circles that bring together singers, musicians, researchers, and enthusiasts from across the North Atlantic region and beyond.
Whether you're a seasoned performer, an academic researching folk traditions, a community song leader, or someone who simply cherishes the beauty of traditional song, NASC offers a genuinely inclusive space where every voice is valued.
Use the following hashtags on your social media posts:
#nasc2027
#northatlanticsong
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Tickets & Registration
Tickets & Registration
Tickets and registration will be available on the Scottish Storytelling website from November 2026. Feel free to follow us on social media to get the latest updates on activity.
NASC 2026 Programme
NASC 2026 Programme
Programme will be released in late 2026.
Friday - 26 February 2027
Friday - 26 February 2027
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Saturday - 27 Feburary 2027
Saturday - 27 Feburary 2027
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Sunday - 28 February 2027
Sunday - 28 February 2027
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Guest Singers & Speakers
Guest Singers & Speakers
Travel & Accommodation
Travel & Accommodation
The Scottish Storytelling Centre is based at 43-45 High Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1SR and is just a five-minute walk from Waverley train station and central bus/tram stops. The bus station is a ten-minute walk away.
There are many hotels, hostels and self-catering options in the centre of Edinburgh. Use your normal travel app to find accommodation or use Google Travel.
Early booking is advised to avail of the best prices for accommodation and travel.
If you are coming to the event from outside the UK and Ireland, then you may need a travel visa or an ETA (electronic travel authorisation). More information here.
Accessibility & Safety
Accessibility & Safety
Situated half way down the Royal Mile in the centre of Edinburgh, the Scottish Storytelling Centre is a modern building attached to the John Knox House Museum.
The building is fully wheelchair accessible with lift access to all floors and hearing loops in Reception and performance spaces.
The Centre is comprised of a ground floor Reception area and exhibition space, a 99-seat theatre on the basement level and two meeting rooms/workshop spaces on the upper floors.
If you have any queries or require any assistance please phone +44 (0) 131 556 9579 or email reception@scottishstorytellingcentre.com
While at NASC we want everyone to feel safe and welcome. If you need to speak with anyone regarding safety or inclusivity, please approach our board members Molly Gawler or Jana Lohrová.
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