A roaming promenade of music, story and stilt-walking, drawn from trees, rivers and the turning seasons. Rea’s performers move among the crowd, drawing audiences into a shared moment of awe, wonder and ceremony.
Rowan Environmental Arts (Rea) create unique outdoor experiences that inspire, using nature connection and storytelling as a catalyst for change and climate justice. Their events celebrate the changing seasons, connecting people with their local green spaces and encouraging a greater appreciation for the beauty and importance of the trees and our river.
Join our Pollinators Along the Tweed project, led by Buglife, in Eshiels Community Woodland for a day of wildflower plug ...
The River Tweed Trail is due to welcome walkers, cyclists and active travellers through the area from 2028. A free ...
Planning your journey to Melrose for Tweed River Festival 2026? Join Hike & Bike Hub Galashiels for a pre-festival walk ...