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A hard rain was going to fall, but 2018’s Kendal Calling was anything but a washout

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Amythyst Kiah, alt-country blues singer/songwriter, plays at The County Hotel, Selkirk on Friday, July 27.

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Images from the 2018 RISE Symposium, on Arts and Mental Health.''RISE was delivered in partnership by CABN, Live Borders and the Joint Health Improvement Team (Scottish Borders Council/NHS Borders). This event took place to coincide with the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival ' with events taking place across Scotland from 7 ' 27 May 2018.''Speakers included:''Kevin Harrison ' Director (CEO) Artlink Central " Susheila Jamieson, Artist " Haylis Smith ' Mental Health Strategy & Commissioning Manager, Scottish Borders Council " Allyson McCollam ' Associate Director of Public Health " Siobhan McConnachie ' Head of Education, National Galleries of Scotland " Scott Wright, Grant Pringle ' Workplus " Sharon Quigley ' Artist " Clare de Bolle ' Chief Officer, Youth Borders " Soundcycle " Tom Swift ' VOMO " Niall Campbell, Catriona Barquist ' Borders College " Arabella Harvey ' Roundtable Projects, NHS Lothian " Shaureen Lammie ' Museums & Galleries, Live Borders " Niamh Allum ' Gala Resource

The arts offer a powerful contribution to mental health

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Bowhill House tour guide Adam Borwick with the recently restored Boulle commode, designed by renowned French cabinetmaker to Louis XIV, Andr�-Charles Boulle.

18th century Boulle Commode restored to its former glory

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New summer exhibitions feature music and hosiery

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Film tribute to Borderer nearer release after Mel Gibson lawsuit fails

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Three of the best of American folk bands flock to the Eastgate

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Energetic, exotic, eclectic - the boys are back in town

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The finalists at the St Mary's Music School Directors' Recital Prize 2018. From left to right: Will Fielding, Emma Baird, Fraser Mason and Salvador Sanchez.

Stow student finalist in Scottish Music School prize

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EDINBURGH, UK - 10th May 2018: Leonard McDermid was announced as winner of the 2017 Callum MacDonald Memorial award for his book of poetry, Landway. Lady Marks presented the Callum MacDonald Quaich during an awards ceremony held at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh. (Photograph: MAVERICK PHOTO AGENCY)

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A hard rain was going to fall, but 2018’s Kendal Calling was anything but a washout

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Amythyst Kiah, alt-country blues singer/songwriter, plays at The County Hotel, Selkirk on Friday, July 27.

back by popular demand

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The California Feetwarmers, a magnificent seven-piece bringing their fun-loving rendering of ragtime, Dixieland blues and early swing directly from Los Angeles. The Feetwarmers are now regular visitors and will this year raise the roof at Eastgate Theatre on Thursday, July 19.

Three of the best of American folk bands flock to the Eastgate

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The finalists at the St Mary's Music School Directors' Recital Prize 2018. From left to right: Will Fielding, Emma Baird, Fraser Mason and Salvador Sanchez.

Stow student finalist in Scottish Music School prize

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Turin Brakes

new album by turin brakes

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Energetic, exotic, eclectic - the boys are back in town

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Mel Gibson during filming in Ireland for The Professor and the Madman.

Film tribute to Borderer nearer release after Mel Gibson lawsuit fails

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EDINBURGH, UK - 10th May 2018: Leonard McDermid was announced as winner of the 2017 Callum MacDonald Memorial award for his book of poetry, Landway. Lady Marks presented the Callum MacDonald Quaich during an awards ceremony held at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh. (Photograph: MAVERICK PHOTO AGENCY)

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Artists Rob Hain and Helen Tabor at the 2018 Borders Art Fair, Kelso.

Show off your talents at next year’s Borders Art Fair

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Fr@gile - an installation created by a group of local young people, thanks to funding from YouthLink Scotland. It explores communication, and the shifting ways in which we interact with the digital age. The Young Alchemy Moving Image Makers are: Lucka Best, Esme Biggar, Amelie Berry, Sophie Berry, Yasmin Watson, Skye Sommerville, Gavin Black, and Pippa Cuthbert.

Alchemy puts Hawick on the map as Scotland’s Film Town

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