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Oktoberfest will transform Kelso into a Bavarian wonderland this autumn

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Berwick Visual Arts and Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival are delighted to announce a very special project in next week's Festival.'The Hurt Goes On is an exhibition of collaborative work made by young people who attend the Beehive at Berwick Youth Project.

An analogue foray into a digital world

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Wikipedia and their sponsor, Archaeology Scotland and Wikimedia UK, are calling all professional and amateur photographers to take part in this year's 'Wiki Loves Monuments' photography competition as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.

Local photographers wanted by Wikipedia

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Alistair Griffin's songs have soundtracked some of the nations biggest sporting moments and even a royal wedding, now the singer songwriter from Yorkshire takes his uplifting anthems on an acoustic tour of the country. On September 28th he'll play in the unusual setting of Galashiels Bowling Club after a call from Galashiels local Anne Chalmers.

F1 singer to play Borders gig after heartfelt plea from fan

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Soulful and heartfelt lyrics from Seafret

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Water-themed programme by Latvian pianist Arta Arnicane

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Summer shines light on winners and losers in butterfly attraction stakes

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Lost Scottish soliders remembered in new play

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Images from the 2018 RISE Symposium, on Arts and Mental Health.''RISE was delivered in partnership by CABN, Live Borders and the Joint Health Improvement Team (Scottish Borders Council/NHS Borders). This event took place to coincide with the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival ' with events taking place across Scotland from 7 ' 27 May 2018.''Speakers included:''Kevin Harrison ' Director (CEO) Artlink Central " Susheila Jamieson, Artist " Haylis Smith ' Mental Health Strategy & Commissioning Manager, Scottish Borders Council " Allyson McCollam ' Associate Director of Public Health " Siobhan McConnachie ' Head of Education, National Galleries of Scotland " Scott Wright, Grant Pringle ' Workplus " Sharon Quigley ' Artist " Clare de Bolle ' Chief Officer, Youth Borders " Soundcycle " Tom Swift ' VOMO " Niall Campbell, Catriona Barquist ' Borders College " Arabella Harvey ' Roundtable Projects, NHS Lothian " Shaureen Lammie ' Museums & Galleries, Live Borders " Niamh Allum ' Gala Resource

The arts offer a powerful contribution to mental health

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Turin Brakes

new album by turin brakes

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F1 singer to play Borders gig after heartfelt plea from fan

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In the Melrose Parish Church Hall on Friday, September 14 at 8.00pm, following the Melrose Music Society's annual supper, the society's season of music starts off with a concert given by the Latvian pianist, Arta Arnicane.

Water-themed programme by Latvian pianist Arta Arnicane

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Turin Brakes

new album by turin brakes

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Chris Achenbach, Director of Music at Holy Trinity church, and Kate Blackledge, one of the church choristers, put in some practice for the music festival, which starts on Saturday, May 17.

Call out for Borders singers to join royal wedding concert

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Nicky McMichan trio opens Kelso Accordion & Fiddle Club's new season.

Great opening night for Kelso Accordion Club

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Lost Scottish soliders remembered in new play

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Northumberland Theatre Company will present their take on what is already a pretty humorous tale, The disasters of Johnny Armstrong.

Wilson’s Tales Revival Edition

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Oktoberfest Kelso (October 4-6) will offer the full German experience with quality beer, music, food and Heidi girls. It really is set to be a great way to soak up the atmosphere of the great Munich festival without having to fly over 1,000 miles.

Oktoberfest will transform Kelso into a Bavarian wonderland this autumn

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Berwick Visual Arts and Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival are delighted to announce a very special project in next week's Festival.'The Hurt Goes On is an exhibition of collaborative work made by young people who attend the Beehive at Berwick Youth Project.

An analogue foray into a digital world

Arts

Wikipedia and their sponsor, Archaeology Scotland and Wikimedia UK, are calling all professional and amateur photographers to take part in this year's 'Wiki Loves Monuments' photography competition as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.

Local photographers wanted by Wikipedia

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A Scots Gaelic sign on the Isle of Skye

Quiz: How good is your Scottish Gaelic?

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