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Still Game: Vote for your favourite ever episode

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Puppets are taking centre stage at this year's Borders LIVE Touring Children and Young People's Festival in the Borders, thanks to charity Live Borders!'For more information and ticket prices, visit: www.liveborders.org.uk/arts_and_creativity/borders_live_touring/spring_programme.

Socking it to ’em at Childrens’ and Young People’s Festival

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Local writers are being invited by charity Live Borders to enter their work for the chance to be published in the internationally respected literary magazine, Eildon Tree.'Writers may submit a maximum of four poems, stories or articles up to 3,000 words each, which should be accompanied by a brief biography, up to 40 words.'Artwork and photography on the theme of 'Connection' is also welcome.'Deadline for submissions is Friday, March 22. 'Entries should be sent to: eildontree@liveborders1.org.uk. More details at www.liveborders.org.uk/ theeildontree andwritersgroups.

Pens at the ready - local writers wanted

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Play the Spotlight Theatre'Black is The Color Of My Voice'A play inspired by the life of Nina Simone''St Cuthbert's Church Norham'Saturday 6th April 7pm

Remarkable life of Nina Simone inspires play

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Ten emerging environmental Scottish artists explore the John Muir philosopy

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Season concludes with utterly brilliant pianist

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Tweedmouth’s new Radio Rooms

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Season concludes with utterly brilliant pianist

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Splendid young duo Calum Robertson and Sally Carr perform for Hawick Music Club on Saturday, March 23.

Varied programme of music from soprano and clarinettist

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On Friday, March 22 in the Melrose Parish Church Hall, the A4 Brass Quartet will hold a concert of music, sponsored by the Tunnell Trust, by classical and contemporary composers from Mendelssohn and Goedicke to Grainger and Jonathan Bliss.

Explore the world of brass with a young all-star quartet

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Season concludes with utterly brilliant pianist

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The Steve Morrison Band, Steve Morrison, Martin Yves, Jock Lethen, Brian Martin.

Tweedmouth’s new Radio Rooms

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Kelso Music Society's final concert of the season takes place on Friday, March 22 in the Old Parish Church with a superb young pianist, Richerd Uttley

Season concludes with utterly brilliant pianist

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Splendid young duo Calum Robertson and Sally Carr perform for Hawick Music Club on Saturday, March 23.

Varied programme of music from soprano and clarinettist

Music

On Friday, March 22 in the Melrose Parish Church Hall, the A4 Brass Quartet will hold a concert of music, sponsored by the Tunnell Trust, by classical and contemporary composers from Mendelssohn and Goedicke to Grainger and Jonathan Bliss.

Explore the world of brass with a young all-star quartet

Music

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Socking it to ’em at Childrens’ and Young People’s Festival

Theatre and Comedy

Play the Spotlight Theatre'Black is The Color Of My Voice'A play inspired by the life of Nina Simone''St Cuthbert's Church Norham'Saturday 6th April 7pm

Remarkable life of Nina Simone inspires play

Theatre and Comedy

There are fun-filled days ahead for children aged between 4 and 11, when sport and art collide once again. Following the success of Live Borders' previous Holiday Activity Camps, they are coming back for the Easter break. This time, activities will be taking place in Galashiels (Monday - Friday) over two weeks and Peebles and Kelso (Monday - Friday) for one week each.

A fun filled easter

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Euan McIver who will be performing 'Dragging up the past' at the maltings

New director takes over the reins at Kelso Amateur Operatic Society

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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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Local writers are being invited by charity Live Borders to enter their work for the chance to be published in the internationally respected literary magazine, Eildon Tree.'Writers may submit a maximum of four poems, stories or articles up to 3,000 words each, which should be accompanied by a brief biography, up to 40 words.'Artwork and photography on the theme of 'Connection' is also welcome.'Deadline for submissions is Friday, March 22. 'Entries should be sent to: eildontree@liveborders1.org.uk. More details at www.liveborders.org.uk/ theeildontree andwritersgroups.

Pens at the ready - local writers wanted

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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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A new arts club has been set up in Berwick to provide a safe place where adults experiencing mental health issues can have a go at a range of art forms or develop existing talents.'The Wellbeing Arts Group (WAG) meets weekly on Thursdays 10.30am to 12.30pm at Berwick Baptist church hall.

New art therapy group promotes mental health

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