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IN PICTURES: Hobkirk hand ba’

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For the sixth year running, Borders Youth Theatre is taking part in the National Youth Theatre Connections Festival.'Twenty young people will use the February school holiday to rehearse a new play, Chaos written by Laura Lomas, especially for young actors.'They will perform the play at Tower Mill in Hawick on Wednesday, February 20 and Thursday, February 21.

The Borders Youth Theatre bring CHAOS to the Borders

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One of the UK's favourite musical theatre tour, Beyond the Barricade, is coming to Hawick on February 22.'Past performers of the musical, Les Mis�rables, recreate the West'End and Broadway musical hit songs with amazing authenticity, in a blockbusting two-hour show that is considered to be one of the UK's favourite musical theatre concert.

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Agapanthus Duo will be performing a programme of popular classical favourites for Hawick Music Club on February 24.

Local musicians champion neglected Scottish composers

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A hilarious, but not altogether crazy, look at a crazy world

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How Brexit will affect each ingredient of the full English breakfast

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National Museum of Scotland’s £80 million, 15-year refurbishment fully realised today

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The Pipes That Time Forgot by Borders piper Matt Seattle

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Six Nations Rugby screenings are live at the Heart of Hawick

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The organisers of the Borders' annual contemporary art showcase, the Borders Art Fair, have this week launched a special art competition for children from the region's primary schools and youth groups as part of a programme to celebrate the area's creativity and encourage the artists of the future.'Children aged 4-12 are being invited to draw or paint a selfie in pencil, crayon, watercolour or mixed media, with the best entries then displayed alongside work from some of the region's finest contemporary artists at this year's Borders Art Fair (15 - 17 March).

Borders Art Fair launches a schools selfie competition

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Local musicians champion neglected Scottish composers

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Music is coming to the Borders, but not to venues normally associated with live music: Hawick, Kelso and Galashiels libraries are all set to host musical evenings featuring Matt Seattle, an expert Borders Piper.

The Pipes That Time Forgot by Borders piper Matt Seattle

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Bill Baptie of Hawick Saxhorn Band in 2015.

Tributes paid to Hawick Saxhorn Band stalwart Bill Baptie

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Scocha were among the acts featured in last summer's concert programme at Hawick's Wilton Lodge Park.

Music might not be over at Hawick park

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Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s off to toon hall we go for Hawick’s brilliant panto

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The Borders Youth Theatre bring CHAOS to the Borders

Theatre and Comedy

One of the UK's favourite musical theatre tour, Beyond the Barricade, is coming to Hawick on February 22.'Past performers of the musical, Les Mis�rables, recreate the West'End and Broadway musical hit songs with amazing authenticity, in a blockbusting two-hour show that is considered to be one of the UK's favourite musical theatre concert.

les mis and more

Theatre and Comedy

Acclaimed Scottish actors John Shedden and Finlay McLean (plus skeleton) perform a series of weird and wonderful sketches in, Get a Life, at Bowhill House, Selkirk on March 21.

A hilarious, but not altogether crazy, look at a crazy world

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The late Bill McLaren.

Bill McLaren play will tell tale of rugby icon’s life away from microphone

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Joe 'Beak' Crawford gets checked out for the ba'.

IN PICTURES: Hobkirk hand ba’

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Six Nations Rugby screenings are live at the Heart of Hawick

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The organisers of the Borders' annual contemporary art showcase, the Borders Art Fair, have this week launched a special art competition for children from the region's primary schools and youth groups as part of a programme to celebrate the area's creativity and encourage the artists of the future.'Children aged 4-12 are being invited to draw or paint a selfie in pencil, crayon, watercolour or mixed media, with the best entries then displayed alongside work from some of the region's finest contemporary artists at this year's Borders Art Fair (15 - 17 March).

Borders Art Fair launches a schools selfie competition

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Last year's ba' game in Jedburgh.

Uppies and doonies prepare to have a ba’

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