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

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After many years of entertaining people in the Borders, north Northumberland and East Lothian and raising thousands of pounds for charities, the Eyemouth singing group The Podlies are calling it a day.

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

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Get to know your ‘hooky’ from your ‘proggy’

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Bryan Webster’s latest novel is set in Hecklescar

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TV’s Vera films in Berwickshire

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Renowned Children's Author Abi Elphinstone is seeking inspiration from within the canopy of the ancient trees Mellerstain House & Gardens this summer. Abi is joining the growing group of people who are getting 'back to nature' and taking to recreational tree climbing. ''Mellerstain is holding a series of Wild Weekend events which include climbing some fantastic trees in the grounds. Taking place on Sunday 9 June and Friday 26 July 2019 the events also include activities for all ages with tomahawk throwing, archery and air rifles. To find out more visit www.mellerstain.com/wild-weekends.

Children’s author arrives for wild adventure

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A Different Tune by Ellis Shotton. A theatre company from Kendal perform a new comedy about the formation of a dementia embracing community orchestra.

Duns hosts successful Playfest

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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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An exciting exhibition celebrating the popular craft of rag rugging is on show at Coldstream Museum.'The exhibition showcases the work of Margaret Kenny whose rugs and wall-hangings are inspired by everyday life and surroundings. Her recent work has been inspired by the beach, the sea, and the changes in the seasons.'The exhibition runs until August 25 at Coldstream Museum. Free entry. Donations welcome.

Get to know your ‘hooky’ from your ‘proggy’

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Renowned Children's Author Abi Elphinstone is seeking inspiration from within the canopy of the ancient trees Mellerstain House & Gardens this summer. Abi is joining the growing group of people who are getting 'back to nature' and taking to recreational tree climbing. ''Mellerstain is holding a series of Wild Weekend events which include climbing some fantastic trees in the grounds. Taking place on Sunday 9 June and Friday 26 July 2019 the events also include activities for all ages with tomahawk throwing, archery and air rifles. To find out more visit www.mellerstain.com/wild-weekends.

Children’s author arrives for wild adventure

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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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