Do I need to book to visit the galleries?
You do not need to book in advance. Walk-ins are welcome at both the galleries and cafe, and entry to our galleries remains free.
Please see the Visit page for up-to-date opening hours.
Can I visit the print studio?
The print studio is only accessible to the public via organised tours. Contact us for more information on when these are running, or to book a private tour.
If you are interested in studio membership, please see our Studio page. Membership is open to anyone who is interested.
Are café, retail and cloakroom spaces available?
Our vegan café, Holy Cow Lounge, is now open. The café is walk-in and you do not need to pre-book. If the café is busy, you may be asked to wait outside before being seated.
Our shop is open. You are also able to buy prints online.
We do not have cloakroom space.
Do I need to book to visit the cafe?
No, there is no need to book in advance - walk-ins are welcome. Should you like to make any enquiries about the cafe, you can get in touch with them directly via their Instagram page.
Will toilet facilities be available at Edinburgh Printmakers?
Yes, individual unisex toilet facilities are available each with hand basins and hand sanitiser. We have disabled toilets throughout with lift access to all floors. We also have baby changing facilities available.
Do you allow dogs to visit Edinburgh Printmakers?
Yes, dogs are welcome throughout our building including in our galleries, shop, cafe, courtyard and garden. The only place we do not allow dogs is the main print studio.
What is your disabled access like?
There is wheelchair and pram access to all parts of the building via lifts. We have disabled toilet facilities throughout. We are happy to discuss any requirements you may have such and resources we can provide such as sensory maps or descriptive tours. Get in touch for more information.
Do you still have COVID-19 precautions in place?
Edinburgh Printmakers reviews its COVID Safe measures on a regular basis to protect our visitors, studio members and staff and continue to operate in line with the Scottish Government's guidance.
We ask that customers still follow the best practice of regularly washing their hands, using hand sanitiser where available, and being conscious of allowing space between each other. We are keeping our doors and windows open as much as possible, depending on weather conditions, to allow as much ventilation as possible throughout the building.
We do not require visitors to wear face coverings, however some people still may prefer to do so, particularly during particularly busy periods or group activities.
Our plans are subject to change in line with ongoing Scottish Government guidance. We will continue to monitor and adhere to any changes to restrictions announced by the Scottish Government.
