From Anna Buchan to Robert Burns, and Dorothy and William Wordsworth to Sir Walter Scott – Go Tweed Valley have provided all the inspiration you need for your next day out, or the next chapter of your novel, perhaps…

The Wilson’s Tales Project celebrated the life and stories of Tweedmouth-born John Mackay Wilson and his ‘Tales of the Borders’ through a series of events for all ages

Maintaining Peebles’ local path network through the purchase of a weed wiper machine, which is shared with neighbouring communities in Innerleithen and Walkerburn to extend the benefits

A weekend celebrating the art and artists of Innerleithen and the surrounding area

St Boswells Primary School Parents & Friends Partnership supported the school’s volunteer-led gardening group to enhance pollinator habitat around the school while increasing participation in a range of gardening activities

The village of Newstead has a rich history which was celebrated at the inaugural Sundials Festival on 7^th September 2025, led by Newstead Village Community Trust

The FNY Collective’s project included the development of a new collection of cycling routes which highlight the stories of key women in history –  a HERitage trail – and a cycling festival at Traquair

The Trimontium Trust are enhancing interpretation at one of southern Scotland’s best-known and most significant Roman fort sites

Woven Kinship’s project will provide outdoor creative experiences to people facing barriers to accessing nature in meaningful ways, and people exploring their mental health and wellbeing

Paxton House’s 2025 exhibition by Grenadian-born, New York-based artist and filmmaker Billy Gérard Frank explores the deep-rooted connections between Scotland, Grenada, and England, confronting the legacies of the transatlantic slave trade through multimedia art, community storytelling, and education

A wellbeing-focussed nature journaling course led by Instinctively Wild by the Tweed in Tweedsmuir, culminating in an exhibition

An exciting new outdoor photography exhibition led by Upper Tweed Community News, with works displayed in six locations spread across the landscape that inspired them

Greener Peebles’ project includes creation of a wildlife trail through habitat creation, installation of information boards, seating, artworks and creation of a new co-curated mural

Sharing the stories of Horncliffe and its community in days gone by through the installation of a series of benches and information panels alongside the Tweed

Innerleithen Community Trust is shedding new light on the historic mill lade through the creation of a new heritage- and ecology-focussed trail

This partnership project between North East Museums and English Heritage explores Berwick’s prehistoric past through NE Museums’ fossil collections

Friends of Coldstream Primary School and Coldstream Community Larder have joined forces to facilitate the construction of an outdoor shelter and raised beds, for shared used by the community

Create Wellbeing CIC led a series of free qi gong classes on the banks of the Tweed at Peebles

Riddell Fiddles’ multi-generational project will draw inspiration from the intriguing little egret, culminating in performances of newly commissioned musical pieces at locations along the river

Merlindale Nature (now transitioning to Borders Meadows Trust) are delivering a series of events focussing on wildflower meadow creation and maintenance, and enhancing and creating pollinator habitat

A weekend celebrating the art and artists of Innerleithen, Walkerburn, Traquair and the surrounding areas

Leitholm, Eccles & Birgham Community Council are leading on a project to help track changes to the flora and fauna on the Haugh through the seasons

Friends of Castle Parks, Berwick’s project will see local primary school pupils co-design a new mural for Castle Vale Park, drawing inspiration from the works of Cedric Morris on display at the Maltings

Tweedsmuir Community Garden Group will install a new outdoor shelter to provide a space for workshops and community events on the banks of the Tweed

Inspiring Life: Evie Douglas Memorial Fund is working with Dragonfly Productions to deliver this exciting retelling of the infamous witch trials in Peebles, shedding new light on a dark time in the town’s history

Live Learn Earn CIC will work with pupils at Moffat Academy to create a new art installation from recycled bicycle parts, drawing inspiration from their local surroundings

Borders Young Musicians are creating new multi-generational community choirs in Kelso and Galashiels, culminating in performances of newly commissioned choral pieces inspired by the Tweed

Tweedbank Community Council will reinvigorate the town’s nature trail, with the help of local primary school pupils who will curate a series of information stations to highlight the area’s diverse flora and fauna

Abbotsford Trust’s new programme of events and outreach, inspired by creativity and imagination, aims to reduce barriers to engagement for young people and families