Two Pints of Lager and a Building Restoration Project, sponsored by Curtins

Wetherspoons and whisky makers as heritage allies. Are historic building projects still a viable tool of regeneration? Pubs and distilleries have quietly become some of Scotland's most active conservers of listed buildings. We ask what the heritage sector can learn from commercial partners who repair buildings by putting them to work. Our speakers approach the topic from architecture and archaeology. Speakers Annie Macpherson, Gray Macpherson Architects Tom Addyman, Addyman Archaeology Wednesday 10 February 2027, 6pm to 8pm Riddle's Court, 322 Lawnmarket, Edinburgh EH1 2PG Refreshments served in our historic Library Room £8 standard, £3.50 student. Booking all six? Save 10% with the full series bundle: events.humanitix.com/bundle Part of Heritage in Evolution: Folk, Work and Place in the 21st Century. Sponsored by Curtins, an employee-owned engineering consultancy with over 65 years' experience in the built environment, including specialist conservation and heritage work on listed buildings and scheduled monuments across the UK and Ireland. curtins.com