Hawick’ 1514 Club traces its origins back to the year 1962. That year a group of Hawick Common-Riding supporters who had been unable to obtain tickets for the annual Common-Riding Dinner decided to hold their own dinner the following year. 1963 saw the first 1514 Club Dinner at Mosspaul Hotel near Hawickthast; the Club had…
An exhibition of recent work by Borders-based artist Gavin Wood. Elsewhere is a collection of work that explores repetition and difference through mark-making, colour and composition. Deliberate marks germinate each surface and each surface is constructed with an attention to the tension between form and materials.
A unique exhibition of photographs that were taken under the Covid pandemic restrictions through a series of club challenges and personal projects – portraits, landscapes and more. Most will be for sale, making ideal gifts. Also showing – a Now and Then slideshow focusing on Hawick’s heritage, comparing photographs of the town taken in the…
A selling, visual arts exhibition of paintings in oils and mixed media by two artists from Hawick in the Waterfall Gallery in Hawick Museum. The artists are contemporaries and were friends at school, but have followed different life courses; one remained in Hawick as an Art and Design teacher and the other now living in…
An exhibition Catwalk at Borders Textile Towerhouse An exhibition tracing the history of Hawick Knitwear firm Scott & Charters with illustrated story boards, fashion garments and items from the company history on display. Cashmere and other luxury knitwear fashion garments made by Scott & Charters are displayed on mannequins on the Catwalk.
Live Borders and the Bernat Klein Foundation bring to you an exhibition dedicated to the renowned Bernat Klein; an inspired colourist, textile designer and artist who won international acclaim for the dazzling textural designs he produced in the Scottish Borders from the 1950s to the 1990s. This exhibition presents original pieces by Bernat Klein, which…
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A Tony Award-winning dark comedy thriller, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, “crackles with emotional fire and the blackest of comedy that is both hilarious and horrific” (The Guardian). The play combines thrilling elements of farce and melodrama with a searing critique on the Irish belief in the sanctity of the family. In a lonely, run-down…
Illustrated lecture by Stuart Bouglas