Ruth Theodore – completely original and instantly recognisable new folk voice Ruth has carved out a sound that is entirely her own. Her ability to write on any subject with a sense of timelessness makes her a truly exciting and relevant contemporary British artist (with support from Hawick’s own The Boy with the Lion Head)
6th August Martin Stephenson – a long time visitor to Hawick’s popular String Theory shows and performer that the Heart of Hawick Music Festival, Martin continues to entertain audiences all over Britain with his heartfelt songs and quirky humour (support from Hawick’s Isaac Sutherland)
11:00 – 12:30 13:30 – 15:00 Discover the ways of an ancient civilization. Egyptian artists and makers were using clay thousands of years ago. Learn their techniques, their language and their traditions in this fun workshop using air-drying clay. Take home your creations! All materials provided.
13th August Steve Morrison – another firm favourite with Hawick audiences, Steve is now based in Berwick-upon-Tweed and never fails to dazzle with his blues guitar skills. (support from St Boswell’s own Aussie singer songwriter - Jenny Biddle)
18th-20th August 2023 Lineup featuring Joshua Burnside, Mainstreet Blues Band and Hawick’s own Western End plus many more!
20th August Hawick Sings – a veritable cornucopia of our local talent - (also on at the Burns’ Club every Wednesday evening during the summer months)
Sunday, 20 August Narrated by Diane Cilento and Bulent Rauf
Andrew is hosting a two-day tutored outdoor workshop titled ‘The Road to Abstraction’ in Wilton Lodge Park on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 August, 10:00-16:00. Aimed at those who are already painting in some way, you will have the opportunity to learn about his road to abstract art as he guides to develop your own…
27th August Matt McGinn – Hailing from the foothills of the Mourne Mountains, in Co, Down, Northern Ireland, Matt has a warm, rasping and powerful voice delivering worldly wise lyrics, relating to everyday people. (Supported by Hawick’s Miwa Nagato-Apthorp, formerly Alchemy Film Festivals musician in residence)
