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Win a performance slot supporting Happy Mondays

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Lloyd Smith exhibition raises money for palliative care unit

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Gina McCormack

Welcome return for two talented musicians

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The Eastgate Theatre's Caroline Adam presents the 2017 Robert Noble Trophy to Kids Innerleithen Youth Theatre

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New tapestry celebrates the history of Berwick

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Successful season finale for Kelso Accordian & Fiddle Club

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream comes to Abbotsford House

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Young musicians invited to apply for music camps

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The Kitchin - led by Tom Kitchin - is the best restaurant in Scotland - according to Square Meal (Photo: JP)

10 Scottish restaurants named in UK top 100

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Author Robert J Harris has brought his hero Richard Hannay back to the fray in a gripping WW2 adventure, The Thirty-One Kings.

Hero Richard Hannay is back in a thrilling new adventure

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Win a performance slot supporting Happy Mondays

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Gina McCormack

Welcome return for two talented musicians

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The Burns Brothers, John and George, both on piano accordion, with Nicky McMichan on drums were guest artistes at Kelso Accordion and Fiddle Club on May 30.

Successful season finale for Kelso Accordian & Fiddle Club

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Residential music camps at the Scottish Outdoor Education's Broomlee Centre, near West Linton.

Young musicians invited to apply for music camps

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Amelia White tours with her new album, Rhythm Of The Rain, at The Tipsy Ghillie, Kelso on June 26.

Love, life and elections from Nashville singer/song-writer

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream comes to Abbotsford House

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PICTURE GARETH EASTON 07752 666522'FREE TO USE UNTIL 31ST DEC 2018.''PICTURED: 'PICTURED: OUTSIDE EDINBURGH'S USHER HALL. CAST AND MUSICIANS. '''As part of the WW100 Scotland Armistice centenary programme, critically acclaimed multimedia production Far, Far From Ypres, starring renowned Scots singers Barbara Dickson, Siobhann Miller and 24 other top folk musicians, will embark on a commemorative tour around Scotland, culminating with a performance in Edinburgh's Usher Hall on Sunday 11 November, a hundred years to the day since the end of World War One.'Singer Barbara Dickson takes part in the show in memory of her uncle David Dickson, who enlisted while underage and was killed in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. She forms part of a 26-strong cast, including Scottish folk scene favourites such as Siobhan Miller, Dick Gaughan, Ian McCalman, Iain Anderson, Professor Gary West, Stephen Quigg and Ian Bruce.

Soldiers songs shine a light on World War One experiences

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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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The ten playwrights participating in the workshops run by Playwright Studio, Scotland.

Hawick playwright leads writers’ workshop sessions

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Lloyd Smith exhibition raises money for palliative care unit

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Author Robert J Harris has brought his hero Richard Hannay back to the fray in a gripping WW2 adventure, The Thirty-One Kings.

Hero Richard Hannay is back in a thrilling new adventure

Arts

Dalziel + Scullion, John Muir Artists in Residence 2018, with their project, entitled Homing.

Sensory surprises along Dunbar’s John Muir Way

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Gavin and Stuart Harris, flanked by Graham Stewart and Susheila Jamieson, with the limestone sculpture named, Emergence, a memorial to his wife and daughter.

“Emergence’’ stands as a lasting memorial to Aileen

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