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Edinburg is a cultural place of Europe and U.K when it hosts the International Festival, Festival Fringe, Book Festival, Film Festival, and Jazz Festival. All totaled, they bring in thousands of visitors to see hundreds of world-class acts -- whether in drama, dance, music, comedy, and more. While the yearly Festival is no doubt the peak of the year, Edinburgh offers a pretty good selection of choices throughout the year when it comes to entertainment and activities after dark: from cinema to the clubs, theater or opera, the ballet, and other diversions, such as a night at the pub.The most active areas for pubs and clubs are the Cowgate and Grassmarket in the Old Town and Broughton Street in New Town, although the university precincts on the south side of the city are lively, as are the pubs near The Shore in the Port of Leith.The West End is the cradle of theatre and music, with the legendary and innovative Traverse Theatre, as well as the Royal Lyceum Theatre, and the classic Usher Hall for concerts. Nearby, the Filmhouse offers the best in independent and art-house cinema. The folk scene centers on a couple of pubs (Sandy Bell's and the Royal Oak), and for jazz, your best bet is Henry's Jazz Cellar.For a complete rundown of what is happening in Edinburgh, pick up a copy of The List, a biweekly magazine available at all major news stands and book shops.

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