Riddles Court Community Centre

Riddles Court is an ‘A’ listed historical Edinburgh landmark. It takes its name from ‘Riddal’s Land’ dating from 1587 and was built by George Riddell, Wright and Burgess. The building itself is a three storey ‘L’ shaped house in the traditional Scottish close style.

The building is mainly used as a venue for adult learning classes run by the Workers Educational Association (WEA) whose course include workplace literacy, confidence building, return to learning/study, women’s studies, community history, policy studies, creative writing and art workshops, music and ‘pre retirement’.

Riddles Court is also a popular festival venue with shows run by Diverse Attractions.

Facilities Coordinator - Amanda Brown

Bus routes:  23, 27, 35, 42, 45

To find out what else is happening in the South visit the South Neighbourhood Page.