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New community theatre project is planned for Eyemouth

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Julia Barton, one of the artists in the very successful TIDE: Dialogues of Change exhibition at Dunbar Town house, will give a talk on her work on June 20.'She has been working with people around Scotland and Dunbar Grammar School to create her art works that help people to see and to talk about the plastic pollution in our oceans.'As part of Civic Week she will be working on Dunbar Harbour. She will be speaking about her work with Quentin the Dunbar Harbour Master and Surfers Against Sewage.'Conversation with Julia Barton of the LittoralArt project, also at the museum, on Thursday, June 20 from 7pm ' 9pm. Free admission.

Environmental artists explore a greener future

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Rising comedy star Jim Smith announces a new herd of autumn dates for his sell out Back to the Teuchter tour as the funny farmer brings tales of rural life to audiences across Scotland.'Back to the Teuchter will be at Tait Hall, Kelso on Saturday, September 14 at 8pm.'Tickets �15 from 0844 873 7353 or www.scottishcomedyagency.com.

Funny Scottish farmer tells tales of rural life

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Jon Tait has penned a book 'Northumberland: 40 Coast and Country Walks'

Historical true crime explores the breaking of the Reivers

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Jim Clark vehicles at Royal Highland Show

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Louise Connell happy to put her name to new collection of songs

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Hostelling Scotland is opening the doors of 24 free rooms this September

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A final performance from The Podlies

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Into The Punset is the farewell tour of UK-based Canadian gag master Stewart Francis.'And you can see Stewart's farewell show at the Hemelvaart Bier Cafe, Ayton on Wednesday, September 25.

King of the one-liners sails Into The Punset

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'Rivers of England' Watercolours, Norham Castle, on the River Tweed

Major exhibition of Turner’s travels in the north

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Environmental artists explore a greener future

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Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire Jeanna Swan

Jim Clark vehicles at Royal Highland Show

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Sarah Gowanlock (25) visited Allanfearn Waste Water Treatment in Inverness last year. She said: 'What an opportunity! I got to see where the water goes after flushing and learned so much. So much care and thought went into the presentations and we received a really warm welcome."

Hostelling Scotland is opening the doors of 24 free rooms this September

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'Rivers of England' Watercolours, Norham Castle, on the River Tweed

Major exhibition of Turner’s travels in the north

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A wealth of local artistic talent on show at Marshall Meadows Hotel

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A final performance from The Podlies

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Spring! The Scottish Ballet double bill, which launched our national dance company's 50th anniversary, has been touring Scotland and will end its run in Edinburgh from May 2 to May 4. (Pic: Nicola Selby)

Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019

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As the series comes to a close, what was your favourite episode of Still Game? Pic: BBC

Still Game: Vote for your favourite ever episode

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Beach by Rowena Comrie, one of ten Scottish artists who have been selected for the John Muir Open, giving them an opportunity to develop their personal environmental practice in a joint exhibition.

Ten emerging environmental Scottish artists explore the John Muir philosopy

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