
Riddell Fiddles presents a 40 minute foray, with live music and visuals, into the fascinating life and history of the little egret, celebrating its return to Scotland and the River Tweed. This concert takes place at the historic Dryburgh Abbey, and is open to all visitors, included in your ticket price to visit the Abbey, which is looked after by Historic Environment Scotland.
‘The Meteoric Rise of the Little Egret’ project is supported by Destination Tweed’s Community Grants Scheme, which is made possible by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Lottery Fund.
Join Gateshead-based artist Kate Liston for a creative writing workshop inviting you to participate in individual and collective writing experiments responding to ...
Join Gateshead-based artist Kate Liston for a creative writing workshop inviting you to participate in individual and collective writing experiments responding to ...
Free online writing workshop inspired by the River Tweed, brimming with creative prompts, personal reflections & colourful border folklore. Join ...