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Mix of great live music, excellent acting and Shakespeare thrown in now and then

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Box Tale Soup present Oscar Wilde's classic about debauchery and scandal in The Picture of Dorian Gray at St Cuthbert's Church, Norham this autumn.

Original twist to Oscar Wilde’s tale of depravity

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Top jazz talent plays at Eyemouth Hippodrome

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On Saturday, September 29, St Boswells Live will be hosting a sublime event co-headlining between Aussie and resident Borderer Jenny Biddle, and USA west coast performer John Craigie.

Great music from two very different folk musicians

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Inspiring adventures kayaking down the Essequibo River

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Maverick barefoot musician

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Oktoberfest will transform Kelso into a Bavarian wonderland this autumn

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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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Top jazz talent plays at Eyemouth Hippodrome

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On Saturday, September 29, St Boswells Live will be hosting a sublime event co-headlining between Aussie and resident Borderer Jenny Biddle, and USA west coast performer John Craigie.

Great music from two very different folk musicians

Music

Stringhenge - the latest musical adventure by the stand-up, barefoot, un-classical guitarist and composer Richard Durrant features British folk melodies played alongside unaccompanied Bach, several originals and a fascinating collection of tunes inspired by the landscape.

Maverick barefoot musician

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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

Music

Turin Brakes

new album by turin brakes

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Mix of great live music, excellent acting and Shakespeare thrown in now and then

Theatre and Comedy

Box Tale Soup present Oscar Wilde's classic about debauchery and scandal in The Picture of Dorian Gray at St Cuthbert's Church, Norham this autumn.

Original twist to Oscar Wilde’s tale of depravity

Theatre and Comedy

Laura Lindow brings to life the untold stories of Scottish prisoners of war from the 1650 Battle of Dunbar in her new play. Woven Bones.

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

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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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A Scots Gaelic sign on the Isle of Skye

Quiz: How good is your Scottish Gaelic?

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