Edinburgh today: Kite Runner, Live music meet-up and Stornoway play live It's back to Monday. First there was the John Lewis ad, and now Jenners have got their Christmas Tree up. Edinburgh Spotlight have got the photo. Edinburgh Foody have announced that they're to host a risotto Pop-up Day at Union of Genius on November 15, for Restaurant Day. More details and tickets are available on the Edinburgh Foody site. At Burger Meats Bun, they're hosting a completely sold out Meat Up event, where Glasgow boy Mark Donald will take over the grill and put his spin on BMB's ethos of Burgers. Not one for the vegetarians. But that's OK, because we're pretty sure every vegetarian in town will be heading to The Lyceum to imbibe foodie morsels of wisdom from Yotam Ottolenghi A theatrical adaption of bestselling book The Kite Runner opens at The King's Theatre tonight, as part of a UK tour. The production is in town for five days and you can get tickets online from the theatre website. Industry professionals from throughout the local music scene will be gathering at the Usher Hall today from 3pm to discuss the future of live music in the city. If you want to go, the event is free, but you need to get a ticket from this Eventbrite page. Turning to actual live music happening today, there seem to be a fair few folk excited to see and hear Natalie Weiss, of Breaking Down The Riffs fame, in person. She's playing two nights at The Dirty Martini at Le Monde, on George Street. At The Voodoo Rooms, it's time for the Edinburgh Blues Club to takeover. Little Comets are playing The Liquid Room. They're in the midst of crowd funding an LP. Here's what to expect if you go: Gig of the day was a touch choice, but because it's Monday we're going for the more chilled sounds of Stornoway, who are playing at The Pleasance. Here's a wee taster: