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We are Thrilled to Announce that our Homemade Spinach Pie with Feta has received the Great Taste Award 2024

An Experience

We love to bring freshly made Coffees, Pies, Cakes, Pastries and Brunch to our community using the best ingredients in the market. Our core recipes are based on the following organic ingredients: Flour, eggs, milk, chocolate, butter sugar, dried fruits, oat milk and cacao. Rafiki Roasters provide our Coffee beans.  The Award-Winning Organic Mossgiel farm Milk and Cream complements our coffees, teas and handmade products. 

Green City provides the Majority of our ingredients.  

The Concept

Lady and the Bear is a Unique Multi Art Space in Edinburgh. We are creating a bridge between the Art of Homemade Artisan Pasties and Cakes with our Passion for Theatre and Cinema. Soon we will have Cinema Nights, Theatre and Cinema Workshops. Furthermore, we will hold baking sessions for the hand-making aficionados.  

Feel The Taste Of Mediterranean

Our organic handmade phyllo pies, the freshness of the phyllo pastries, the sourdough pitas and koulouri bread, the selection of our brunch menu and our surprised cakes will give a taste of the Mediterranean sea in the heart of Edinburgh. Come along to taste our new Breakfast | Brunch | Lunch Menu.

A New " Coffee " In Edinburgh

We proudly present you Coffee Beans by Rafiki coffee. Organically grown and hand-picked speciality coffee beans. A flavourful Brazilian Single Origin with a well-rounded acidity, a pleasant sweetness and good complexity. Our Coffee offers a hints of soft milk chocolatey notes with hazelnut cherry aftertaste characteristics. Brazil - Pinhal Varietal - mixed San Antonio Do Amparo, Sul Minas. Altitude 905 - 1150m SCA score 82.5 Tasting notes - milk chocolate, hazelnut, Cherry

A selection of pies, sweets and cakes are now available to order. Ready to be baked at home.

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Fringe Festival 2024

Lady and the Bear Sessions 

Fringe Festival 2024

PARTY TIME

Lady and the Bear Sessions Party

We are celebrating our First Fringe Festival and

 our 3rd Year as a company 

Dj Sessions, Live Music, Food, 

Drinks, Cocktails, Beers, Win

02 August at 19.00

No Booking Required 

Brand new jazz band from Edinburgh playing swing classics, old standards and bossa novas. With influences ranging from Louis Armstrong to Oscar Peterson and Ray Brown, Jazz Supply delivers good vibes and a groove guaranteed to get your foot tapping!

Lineup: Rory (vocals, trumpet), Nicholas (piano) and Dickon (bass)

03 August at 21.00

10 August at 21.00

Liv Dawn is a singer-songwriter from Scotland who delicately blends styles of pop and folk within her music. Much like storytelling, Liv crafts compelling tales relating to everyday life and relationships. 

The 25-year-old from Loch Lomond has only pursued a music career since 2019. However, Liv began writing songs at the age of eighteen by taking inspiration from the day to-day pressures she faced.

Continuing to create heartfelt, honest music in the hopes that it will resonate with her listeners, Liv’s prowess to hold an audience with her powerful vocals will always provide a captivating yet intimate show.

04 August at 21.00

11 August at 21.00

22  August at 21.00

Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist Adam Beattie has become a celebrated artist of the London scene. He has released 5 solo self-penned albums. Having roots in Scottish folk music, as well as a lifelong interest in old time jazz and blues, Adam’s music is held together by his distinctive voice, narrative lyrics and fingerstyle guitar. 

05 August at 21.00

06 August at 21.00

07 August at 21.00

 Dave Toule established himself as a key player in Scotland’s thriving music scene; performing at many of the country’s hottest venues and festivals including The Jazz Bar, The Blue Arrow, and Oran Mor along with appearances at the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, Leith Jazz & Blues, Aberdeen Jazz Festival, Callander Jazz & Blues and Edinburgh Fringe. Inspired guitaristically by the likes of Jim Mullen, Joe Pass and Barney Kessel, and vocally by artists like Carmen Mcrae, Nat King Cole and Mark Murphy, his captivating renditions, contagious grooves and ear-to-ear grins make each show engaging, thrilling and memorable by equal measure

08 August at 21.00

Fingertraps is powerful trio, passionate about music fusion, we play Samba and Neo Soul with hints of Latin Jazz and world music, we love to experiment and blend genres! Our goal is for the audience to be engaged and having fun with us all the Journey!

09 August at 21.00

25 August at 21.00

Focussing on traditional Scottish music, Ryan Young brings new life to very old, often forgotten tunes by playing them in his own unique way. His fiddle playing is brimming with fresh melodic ideas, an uplifting rhythmic drive and a great depth of dynamics and precision. His sound is very distinctive and takes the listener on an emotional and adventurous journey in any performance.

 

2022 MG ALBA Musician of The Year nominee Ryan Young brings new and exciting ideas to traditional Scottish music, receiving international praise for his spell-binding interpretations on the fiddle. His debut album was recorded with four time GRAMMY winner Jesse Lewis (who has worked with the likes of Bela Fleck and Yo Yo Ma) and launched at Feakle Traditional Music Festival in County Clare, accompanied by renowned guitarist, Dennis Cahill (Martin Hayes; The Gloaming). 

 

12 August at 21.00

Argyle Rhythm Aces

This Edinburgh band is a growing roster of traditional jazz lovers, looking to entertain new audiences with a mix of Jazz, ragtime and blues from the 20s and 30s.

Built from a regular monthly session in Edinburgh’s argyle Cellar bar, the band are committed to bringing more traditional jazz to audiences across Scotland, and inviting collaboration and new guests at every concert.

13 August at 21.00

14 August at 21.00

Dan Abrahams is a local musician and composer, who’s work spans across the worlds of folk, pop, jazz and classical. He plays in Old-Time band Wayward Jane, Scottish Trad-fusion duo Dowally, and soul/R&B group The Foo Birds. His bicycle-anthems ‘Our Streets’ and ‘Big Car’ went viral last year, with their message of reclaiming street space from cars. His joyful solo shows mix acoustic and electric guitar with honest, intimate vocals.

15 August at 21.00

16 August at 21.00

Petros Tsaftaridis and Yiannis Konstas this amazing duet, after 40 years of rehearsals are more than ready to travel you in the era of Rembetiko Songs from Greece.

Several mezze dishes inspired from Greek Cuisine will be available  to order during the Rebetiko Nights 

17 August at 21.00

24 August at 21.00

Glasgow-based singer and guitarist Alasdair Roberts is touring the UK in 2024 in support of his latest solo album Grief in the Kitchen and Mirth in the Hall, a collection of twelve traditional songs and ballads from Scotland and beyond, delivered in his inimitable style.

Acclaimed by Folk Radio UK as ‘one of our most talented, important and relevant songwriters and song-adapters’, Alasdair has released several critically-acclaimed albums via Drag City Records over the past two decades.

18 August at 21.00

21 August at 21.00

Emily Portman is the 2013 holder of the BBC Radio Two Folk Award for Best Original Song; an accolade which reflects her power to lure listeners into a complex and darkly surreal netherworld, conjuring a dark and brooding realm. Her ethereal voice belies a world of dark storytelling, cruel deeds and sordid city landscapes, part inspired by traditional balladry and part by rich literary sources, from the myth of Leda and the Swan to the magical realism of Angela Carter.

Emily’s most recent album Coracle (released in June 2015) is her most ambitious yet, scaling new creative heights.  Coracle features a stellar cast of guest musicians including Bellowhead’s Sam Sweeney, guitarist M G Boulter and classical percussionist Toby Kearney as well as a sublime string section made up of the top UK folk players. The result is an album that sparkles with confidence and crackles with creativity.

 

 

Emily Portman: vocals, concertina, banjo

19 August at 21.00

20  August at 21.00

Mikey Kenney is an original. A passionate and well-respected advocate for traditional music – a brilliant Liverpool-style fiddler drawing primarily on his native North West English and Irish heritage  – but grounded in a present-day, urban reality.

He is a musician with wide-open horizons and insatiable curiosity for new possibilities. As evidenced on his latest album, The Reverie Road (Penny Fiddle Records), Kenney’s songwriting is both adventurous and earth-bound, with his high lonesome voice exploring sun-drenched Italian vistas, dream worlds and sounds of the city.

23  August at 21.00

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