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ALT A written statement from the Fringe Society explaining why we're leaving X. Unfortunately the whole statement does not fit in the alt text field - the main points are: - The Fringe Society's values are centred around a strong sense of community, inclusion, collaboration, honesty, transparency and kindness. - In recent months, if not years, X has become a space that increasingly tolerates the spread of negativity and misinformation; we also have concerns around X's terms of service with regards to users' intellectual property and how X uses it. - We have decided to stop using our X accounts: @edfringe, @fringecentral and @edfringesociety. - We’re looking into how this will impact activities we have previously run via X, eg #TweetTheMedia, and how we can make them work on other platforms. - You can continue to follow news about the Fringe and the work of the Fringe Society on edfringe.com or on other social media platforms (linked in the post above).
ALT A Fringe tote bag, with the words, 'The most wonderful time of the year', surrounded by merch items.
ALT Three screens display text above an audience in a darkened room. Credit text: Counting Sheep (2016), Summerhall. Photo: David Monteith-Hodge.
ALT Three screens display text above an audience in a darkened room. Credit text: Counting Sheep (2016), Summerhall. Photo: David Monteith-Hodge.
ALT Edinburgh schoolkids - taking part in the Young Fringe Ambassadors project - attend a workshop at the Traverse.
ALT A Fringe tote bag, with the words, 'The most wonderful time of the year', surrounded by merch items.
ALT A panelist talks into a microphone at a Fringe Central event. Credit text: Fringe Central event (2024), photo: David Monteith-Hodge.
ALT A panelist talks into a microphone at a Fringe Central event. Credit text: Fringe Central event (2024), photo: David Monteith-Hodge.
ALT A member of the Fringe street events team holds a clipboard and points off-camera.
ALT Street performer Hunter Juggler performs atop a unicycle at the 2024 Fringe street events. Photo: David Monteith-Hodge.
ALT Edinburgh schoolkids - taking part in the Young Fringe Ambassadors project - attend a workshop at the Playhouse.
ALT Edinburgh schoolkids - taking part in the Young Fringe Ambassadors project - attend a play at the Playhouse.
ALT A musician poses in a playground while a child tugs at her dress. From June Carter Cash: The Woman, Her Music and Me (2024), Summerhall.