Cinema at the Heart of Hawick
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Illustrated lecture by Paul Bruce
Back by popular demand, Alchemy Film & Arts’ monthly Film Quiz is once again up and running. Join us at 7pm for a 7.30pm start in the Heart of Hawick Café on the following dates to test your film knowledge on themed and not-too-obscure rounds. All welcome! UPCOMING DATES Wednesday 8 February Wednesday 8 March…
Third Thursday of each month - A friendly, supportive meeting place for anyone affected by dementia to socialise, share stories, and enjoy a cuppa with others on a similar journey. 01573 400324
Anne Redpath (1895- 1965) lived and worked around Hawick and is best known for her vivid still life paintings. Freya Spoor from the National Gallery of Scotland discusses the legacy of one of the Borders' most revered artists and the importance of her works within the national collection. This is a free ticketed event but…
Illustrated by Ian Lowes
Back by popular demand, Alchemy Film & Arts’ monthly Film Quiz is once again up and running. Join us at 7pm for a 7.30pm start in the Heart of Hawick Café on the following dates to test your film knowledge on themed and not-too-obscure rounds. All welcome! UPCOMING DATES Wednesday 8 March Wednesday 12 April…
Heart of Comedy presents - Ray Bradshaw-Deaf Com 1 Following his groundbreaking 2018 show, Deaf Comedy Fam, Ray Bradshaw’s new stand-up show, Deaf Com 1, covers his recent fatherhood, teaching his young son sign language and a disastrous trip to Bahrain! Ray’s clever, charming and very funny comedy has received critical acclaim from critics and…
'No other British Seaman in history has made such a widespread reputation without the use of gunfire' (Hugh Mcilvanney). The Hawick born yachting legend made 'the most outstanding passage of sail that has ever been made by one man alone' (The Times). Here he returns to his home port to give this lecture on a…