After a year and a half of restrictions, one Edinburgh nightclub has announced the return of one of the capital's most infamous celebrations.
Are you really an Edinburgher if you've not exited The Hive on Niddry Street just after 5am, bleary eyed from dancing and drinking VKs all night?
As much as we all love to hate the Hive, you would be hard pushed to find a nightclub that's seen a guy propose to his girlfriend on the dance floor while in the next room people neck £1 shots of Aftershock to the sound of Beyonce followed by Slipknot.
Most of all, 'Hive till 5', when the nightclub is allowed to operate an extended license due to the Fringe is legendary across the country - and now, it's back.
Yes - after a year and a half of nightclub closure's the cultural phenomenon is back and even those who haven't stepped through the sweat-clad corridors of the Hive in years have vowed to return.
The infamous experience of a night out (wow, remember nights out?) at the Hive changed completely during lockdown after the Edinburgh nightclub turned their two legendary dance floors into bar spaces where punters can have a sit down drink - but now thanks to an easing of restrictions it can operate as a nightclub once more.
"I've not been in ten years but after two years of no dancing this warrants a return to Hive", wrote just one of 1000 people who commented on a Facebook post from the nightclub announcing the return of Hive till Five.
"Honestly after no being out for this long I'd go back to relive my youth in a heartbeat", said another.
"We could go straight for breakfast after", one Hive-goer wrote, tagging three of her pals.
The first night of Hive till Five takes place on Monday 9 August as lockdown restrictions ease further across Scotland next week - with the event strictly ticketed
