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FESTIVAL
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2012
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Archaeological Society
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Alistair Moffat
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HAWICK
REIVERS
Programme
of events
FESTIVAL
2012
Full weekend of activities
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including...
Cooking Experience with Caroline Oliver
13
Scocha in Concert
13
Hawick
in
the
Scottish
Borders
Fireworks Prize Draw
13
Reivers Procession
13
Saxhorn
Band in
Gardens
13
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toTrinity
25th
March 2012, Hawick steps
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in time
to the
16th
century and through14
Hawick
Citizens
Coffee
Morning
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
16th Century Market and Encampment
14
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
Reiving Characters
- Drumlanrig/St
Cuthbert’s
period in
14
turbulent,
often violent,
but very
colourful
our Ahistory.
A
full
programme
of
activities
is
planned
Reiver’s Romance - Stirches 14
many of which are free to the public and include
Thomas the Rhymer
- Trinity archery and horsemanship,
14
demonstrations
of falconry,
A look
at
craftsmen
of
the
times
and
dramatic
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enactments. There are also concerts, guided walks,
Heritagelectures
Hub
14
historical
and many other activities.
Ceramic Workshop
14
This is very much a family event with something to
Hawick Archaeological Society Lecture by Ian Landles
15
interest all ages and tastes.
Torch Light Procession - The Hot Trod 15
Full
weekend
of activities 15
Fireworks
Display
Friday,
Saturday
and
Sunday,
including...
Session A9 in Concert
15
ReiversConcert
Encampment
15/16
b Scocha
b Reivers Encampment
in
Wilton
Lodge
Park
Children’s
Sports
16 &
b Reivers
Procession
Medieval Sports Day
Literary
Talk and
High Tea
16
b 16th
Century
Market
andby Alistair Moffat
23rd - 25th March 2012
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b
Encampment
b
Archaeological Society
Lecture - Ian Landles
Children’s Battles and
Re-enactments
b
Ceramic Workshops
Be Part of it - Be there!
b Mock
Please noteTrials
that this programme is published in advance and may be subject to change at short notice.
b Literary High Tea with
The organisers cannot be held responsible for any alterations to the programme of events that are deemed necessary.
b
A9 Concert
Alistair Moffat
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b Torchlight
Procession and
Display b
Journey Distances within 90 minutes drive from Hawick.
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK REIVERS
FESTIVAL
2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
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BRYDON’S
Busy family run restaurant
This is very much a family event with something to
serving
good homemade fare
interest all ages and tastes.
available all day.
16 High Street, Hawick Tel: 01450 372672
Full weekend of activities
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
Drop in including...
for a freshly ground
coffee or speciality tea.
Reivers Encampment
Take away
available
in Wilton
Lodge
Park &
Medieval Sports Day
Open Mon-Sat
8.30amand
- 4pm
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Scocha Concert
b
Reivers Procession
b
16th Century Market and
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b
Archaeological Society
Lecture - Ian Landles
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Mock Trials
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£5.95
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A9 Concert
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK REIVERS
Welcome
FESTIVAL
2012
Hard to believe but here we are gearing up for
the 10th Hawick Reivers Festival.
23rd - 25th March 2012
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beautiful trophy in the Medieval Games and there will even be an appearance
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torch.
interest all ages and tastes.
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who give their
supportweekend
both in time and sponsorship.
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Scocha Concert
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Reivers Procession
b
16th Century Market and
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Archaeological Society
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Lodge
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
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REIVERS
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2012
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FESTIVAL
2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
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10am - 2pm
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
many of which are free to the public and include
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demonstrations of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
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Scocha Concert
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Archaeological Society
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b
Ceramic Workshops
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HAWICK REIVERS
Lynnwood
Cottage
FESTIVAL
2012
Bed & Breakfast Suites
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Liddesdale Road,
Hawick, March 2012
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
Friday 9 March at 7.30pm,
Tower Mill Auditorium
HAWICK
REIVERS
Tickets £10 from Tower Mill Box Office
FESTIVAL
2012
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23rd - 25th March 2012
Experience
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
with Carolyn Oliver
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around
and
towns-people
alike
to
experience
life
in this
the town for her excellent and easily
turbulent,
often
violent,
but
very
colourful
period in
understood cookery demonstrations and
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
for her popular evening classes. Preparing
many of which are free to the public and include
meals
that are tasty and interesting, she is
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highly
but most importantly
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the
dishes
for
their
own
family
historical lectures and manyand
other activities.
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interest
all ages
andalways
tastes.
Carolyn
writes,
“I have
been
extremely interested in cooking and if the
Full
weekend
of activities
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impart my knowledge
andand
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everyone.”
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members
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Lecture
- Ian
b Ceramic Workshops
Germany, all members live in and around Hawick
and are aged between 8 & 16.
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repertoire
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sword
bdances
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Tea
with
dance.
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also sing and play musical instruments;
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b A9
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guitar, keyboard, pipes and drums. Together they play traditional music and
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK REIVERS
FESTIVAL
2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
Fback in time to the 16th century and through
rom 23rd to 25th March 2012, Hawick steps
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
many of which are free to the public and include
demonstrations of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
A look at craftsmen of the times and dramatic reenactments. There are also concerts, guided walks,
historical lectures and many other activities.
We are delighted
that
Scocha
are much a family event with something to
This
is very
interest
all ages and tastes.
yet
again opening
this year’s festival
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HAWICK REIVERS
FESTIVAL
2012
Making a welcome return to our festival “Session A9” are Adam Sutherland,
Brian Mcalpine, Charlie Mckerron, David “chimp” Robertson, Gordon Gunn,
Kevin Henderson and Marc
Clement. Over the years Session
A9 have been described as a
“Scottish super group” and “The
23rd
25th
March
2012
best band to have come out of Scotland in 100 years” - great
praise indeed
Hawick
in
the
Scottish
Borders
for a band formed in 2001 through informal music sessions up and down
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demonstrations
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archery
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interest all ages and tastes.
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b
Scocha Concert
b
Reivers Procession
b
b
16th Century Market and
Encampment
Reivers Encampment
in Wilton Lodge Park &
Medieval Sports Day
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Archaeological Society
Lecture - Ian Landles
Children’s Battles and
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A9 Concert
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Alistair Moffat
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guitars, bagpipes, whistles, drums, bass, keyboards, bodhrans, and more,
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
REIVERS
Alistair Moffat
FESTIVAL
2012
Alistair Moffat was born in Kelso in 1950. After school he entered St Andrew's
university , playing First XV rugby, First XI cricket, basketball and athletics, somehow
acquiring a degree in medieval history between matches and training sessions. He
then completed further studies at Edinburgh and London universities. In 1976 he
began a five-year period in charge of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, before moving
in as
the
Scottish
Borders
to Scottish Hawick
Television, latterly
Director
of Programmes
and Chief Executive of
Network Production. In 1999 he resigned these posts and settled in the Borders,
where he is Director of the Lennoxlove and Borders Book Festivals. Recent books
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to 25th
2012,
include 'Tyneside'
and 'The
Reivers'March
both of which
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back
in
time
to
the
16th
century
and through
been made into television series.
23rd - 25th March 2012
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drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
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with
something
to
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meet
the “Border Clansmen”
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interest all ages and tastes.
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REIVERS
Friday 9th
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FESTIVAL
A cooking
experience
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2012
Carolyn Oliver + Good Music
- 25th March 2012
7.30pm23rd
- Tower Mill Auditorium
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
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01450 360688 or on-line at www.thebooth.co.uk
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century and 2012
through
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Friday
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drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
our Town
history.
full
programme
of activities is planned
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Hall -A
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historical lectures and many other activities.
Scocha Concert
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Saxhorn
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
REIVERS
Hawick Senior Citizens
Coffee Morning
FESTIVAL
2012
10am to 12noon Venue: Trinity Church Hall Tea/Coffee + Scone £1.50
Ignite Interactive
Civic Space, 10.30am to 4pm
23rd - 25th
th
March
2012
16 Century
and Borders
Encampment
Hawick inMarket
the Scottish
10.30am till 4pm
Venue: rom
Lovel Court
and Textile Tower House
23rd to 25th March 2012, Hawick steps
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and towns-people alike to experience life in this
some well-known figures and local school children will do their best to
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
bring
life our Reiver
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our to
history.
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programme of activities is planned
many
of
which
are
free
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public and
and1.45pm
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demonstrations of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
known local “characters” face rough justice and punishment in the stocks
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historical lectures and many other activities.
Kite Making Workshop
Artbeat Studios 17 Commercial Rd, 11.30-1.30 or 2.30-4.30.
Artbeat
is offering
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opportunity
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Friday, Saturday
Sunday,
including...
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Mary’s
Church
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Characters”
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Reivers Encampment
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in Wilton Primary
Lodge School
Park &
b Reivers Procession
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12.30pm “A Reiver’s Romance”
b 16th Century Market and
Performed
by Stirches Primary School b Children’s Battles and
Encampment
1.15pm “Thomas the Rhymer”
Re-enactments
b Archaeological Society
Written
and
performed
by
Trinity
Primary
School
Lecture - Ian Landles
b Ceramic Workshops
Mock Trials
b Literary High Tea
with
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in Lovel Court throughout
the
day
b A9 Concert
Alistair Moffat
Heritage Hub
b Torchlight Procession and Grand Fireworks Display b
b
‘Horrible Histories of the Borders’ exhibition
The Heritage Hub will be open from 10am-4pm for family history enquiries
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
REIVERS
Ceramic Workshop
FESTIVAL
2012
Venue – Art Department, Hawick High School, from 10.30 to 12.45pm
Make a Model from stoneware clay. This will be fired in a kiln and can be
collected (or posted to you) later. The sessions will be run by Andy Norman
No art skills required! Come and have a go! Price £4. No booking necessary
23rd
- 25th March
2012
Hawick
Archaeological
Society Lectures
the
Scottish
CommercialHawick
Room, Textilein
Tower
House.
Admission Borders
to each lecture £2
payable at the door
12.30pm – Ian Landles “Walking in the Land of the Reivers”
Torchlight
to the 16th century and through
Fback in timeProcession
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people
alike to experience life in this
The
Hot Trod
rom 23rd to 25th March 2012, Hawick steps
turbulent,
oftenFellowship
violent, Pipe
but Band
very colourful period in
Lead
by Hawick Scout
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
Assemble in Common Haugh Car Park from 6.30pm
many of which are free to the public and include
Procession
starts 6.45pmof falconry, archery and horsemanship,
demonstrations
A look at craftsmen of the times and dramatic reFireworks
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enactments. There
are also concerts, guided walks,
historical
lectures
and
many7.30pm
other activities.
Venue:
Volunteer
Park Sports
Ground
Hot drinks will be available in the Park area (in front of stand)
This is very much a family event with something to
interest all A9
ages and
tastes.
Session
in Concert
With assistance from Hawick Amateur Operatic Society
Full
weekend
Venue: Hawick
Town Hall
– 8.15pm Doorsof
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7.45pm
Friday,
Saturday
and
Sunday,
including...
Main Hall £13 (concert seating) Gallery £11
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beer,
wine and soft drinks available
b serving
Scocha
Concert
b Reivers Encampment
in Wilton
Lodge Park &
Tickets
Available
from
Bannerman
Burke,
High
St Hawick
b Reivers Procession
Medieval
Sports Day
Or on-line at www.borderevents.com/boxoffice
b
b
16th Century Market and
Encampment
Children’s Battles and
Re-enactments
Sunday 25th March 2012
Archaeological Society
Lecture - Ian Landles
b
b Ceramic Workshops
Reivers
Encampment
b Mock Trials
b Literary High Tea with
b A9 Concert
Moffat
Wilton
Lodge Park - Alistair
12pm
till 4pm
Meet members of Best and Worst of Times, Falconry Scotland, Border
b Torchlight Procession and Grand Fireworks Display b
Clansmen and others in their 16th century encampment - Lots of chances
to try your hand and take part in battles.
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
REIVERS
Children’s Sports
- 1pm till 3.30pm
FESTIVAL
2012
Throughout the afternoon teams from local primary schools will be
competing in a series of games from the Reiving Times in Wilton Lodge
Park. The winning school will receive a specially commissioned trophy
made23rd
by Andy Norman
25th March 2012
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
Times are approximate and may be subject to slight variation
F
rom 23rd to 25th March 2012, Hawick steps
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drama, song, poetry and re-enactments
visitors
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Archeryinvites
Demo / Come
And Try
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful
period
in
12.40.......................................................................
Falconry
Presentation
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
1.00.
..........................
Handover
Of the
“Hawick
Torch”
From
Trinity To Wilton
many
of which are
free to
public
and
include
demonstrations
of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
1.05.
................................................................................Medieval
Games
A look at craftsmen of the times and dramatic re1.40.
....................................................................................Re-enactment
enactments.
There are also concerts, guided walks,
historical lectures and many other activities.
2.10.................................................................................Medieval Games
This
is very much a family eventArchery
with something
2.50.
..........................................................
Demo / CometoAnd Try interest all ages and tastes.
3.10......................................................................... Falconry Presentation
Full weekend of activities
3.30.......................................................................Medieval
Games Finale
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including...
3.50..................................Re-enactment, Children’s Battle & Grand Finale
b
Scocha Concert
b
Reivers Procession
b
Reivers Encampment
in Wilton Lodge Park &
Medieval Sports Day
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Archaeological
Society
Alistair
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RugbyTea
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- 4.30pm
bPark,
Literary
bAdvanced
A9 Concert
booking essential.
Alistair Moffat
b
Torchlight
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and Bannerman
Grand Fireworks
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£13 (including
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St. Hawickb
Or phone 01450 375263 or on line at www.borderevents.com/boxoffice
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
Falconry REIVERS
Cornucopia
FESTIVAL
2012
We are pleased to welcome back We welcome back this very talented
this year Falconry Scotland from group of musicians who play an array
their base at Jedburgh. They will of musical instruments of the 16th
be showing their birds on Sunday century including bagpipes, hurdyat Wilton
Lodge Parkfrom
12pm to gurdy
and fiddle. 2012
23rd
25th
March
4pm and there
will
be
opportunities
Be
entertained,
as they bring history
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
to get up close and handle some of alive with their foot-stomping tunes
the birds.
and dancing dragon!’ They will be in
and around
Lovel
Court on Saturday.
rom 23rd to 25th March
2012,
Hawick
steps
Fback in time to the 16th century and through
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
many of which are free to the public and include
demonstrations of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
A look at craftsmen of the times and dramatic reenactments. There are also concerts, guided walks,
historical lectures and many other activities.
The Best of Times the Worst of Times
Re-enactment Group
This is very much a family event with something to
interest all ages and tastes.
The “Border Reivers”
try to
dramatically portray of
all aspects
of everyday life in the Borders
Full
weekend
activities
in the late 16th century: food, entertainment, daily tasks, politics, combat and training.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including...
To this end members of the group use “authentic” clothing, weapons, props, and skills of
b times
Scocha
Concert
Reivers
Encampment
the
- circa 1560
to 1600. Combatants mustbtrain
to a high degree
in the use of the
in
Wilton
Lodge
Park
&
sword,
targe and polearm
to ensure that a high degree of both safety and correct
technique
b Reivers
Procession
Medieval
Sports
Day
are maintained. The “Border Reivers” take part in a variety of displays throughout the year,
b 16th Century Market and
from Encampment
“living history” displays for national
b Children’s Battles and
organisations such as English Heritage to
Re-enactments
b Archaeological Society
educational
events
for
schools
and
fetes
Lecture - Ian Landles
b Ceramic Workshops
to charitable events and even films. They
b Mock Trials
b Literary High Tea with
are always looking for enthusiastic new
b A9 Concert
Alistair Moffat
members,
particularly from the north
of England and Scotland. Join them in
b Torchlight Procession and Grand Fireworks Display b
Lovel Court on Saturday and The Reivers
Encampment Wilton Lodge Park on Sunday.
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK
REIVERS
IAN W LANDLES
FESTIVAL
2012
Hawick Archaeological Society Guest Speaker
This year’s Hawick Archaeological Society lecture will be given by Society stalwart
and Past-President, Ian W Landles. Ian is much in demand all over the Borders and
beyond, as an entertaining and informative speaker. Until his retirement in 2009,
he taught in the Hawick High School History Department for 34 years and his Local
Hawick
inbegun
the
Scottish
Borders
History Night
Class which he
in 1980
shows no sign
of losing its popularity.
HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK REIVERS
FESTIVAL
2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
He is also a Past President of Hawick Callants Club and of the 1514 Club, the Chairman
of the Will
H. 23rd
Ogilvie Memorial
a Director
of the Bill
McLaren
rom
to 25thCommittee
Marchand
2012,
Hawick
steps
Foundation.
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to theto
core,
he 16th
has a great
love and through
back
in time
the
century
drama,
song,
poetry
and
for
its history
and its
language,
its re-enactments
rugby team and invites visitors
towns-people
alike
to experience
itsand
Common
Riding for which
he was
immeasurably life in this
turbulent,
often
violent,
but
very colourful period in
proud to be Chief Guest in 2004.
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our history. A full programme of activities is planned
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poet andof
singer-songwriter
he is the
with and include
which are free
to co-author
the public
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of Brydon
falconry,
his
friend, Scocha’s Alan
of thearchery
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at craftsmen
of is
the
times
and dramatic remusical
“A Reiver’s
Moon” which
based
on the
enactments.
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are
also
concerts,
exploits of Auld Wat o Harden’s reiving Scott family.guided walks,
historical lectures and many other activities.
Ian
and Alan also collaborated to produce “Walking in
the
Land is
of the
Reivers”
a best-selling
book
of fifteen
This
very
much
a family
event
with something to
historical
walks
the routes that the
interest
all which
ages follow
and tastes.
reivers once rode. Ian will talk about the making of the
book and about
the walks
described therein
which
traverse the matchless Border
Full
weekend
of
activities
hill
country
of
which
he
has
a
lifelong
knowledge
and
love. including...
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
JOUGS AND JUST DESERTS
b
Scocha Concert
b
Reivers Procession
b
Reivers Encampment
in Wilton Lodge Park &
Medieval
Sports
Day
first
visit to Hawick.
Their
theme
We welcome this new group making their
is
b 16th Century Market and
“Punishment
through
the
ages”
and
b Children’s Battles and
Encampment
Re-enactments
they
will
be
demonstrating
various
b Archaeological Society
Lecture
- Ian Landles
forms
of punishments
that were
b Ceramic Workshops
used inTrials
Scotland including the
ball Mock
b Literary High Tea with
Pillory
and
branding
iron for a thief
b A9 Concert
Alistair Moffat
and thumbscrews for an English spy.
b
Torchlight
Procession
and Grand Fireworks Display b
And
witches beware
– you may find
yourself facing some tough justice!
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23rd - 25th March 2012
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
sponsored by Derek Lunn.
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(13-18)and
and Adult
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demonstrations
ofprinted
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photos
accepted)
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interest
allalso
ages
and tastes.
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b
Ceramic Workshops
b
Literary High Tea with
Alistair Moffat
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Friday
6th April 2012!
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
be part of it!
once you try it, you will definitely
want to come back for more.
our IGNITE membership package is ideal for
young people, and gives you unlimited* access to
the IGNITE ZONE for you to enjoy with your
friends and family. adults can be part of it too,
as access to the IGNITE ZONE is included
in our Premier Membership Package.
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FESTIVAL
ignite interactive 2012
Enquiries and bookings
for IGNITE INTERACTIVE can be made at:
TEvioTdalE lEisurE CEnTrE
Mansfield road Hawick Td9 8aG
Tel: 01450 374440 Email: [email protected]
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23rd - 25th March 2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
party packages
set your energy on fire
if you are looking for something new or different to do for a birthday or group outing then
we have party/group packages to suit all ages and groups.
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CENTRE
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Hawick
Enjoy dancing and moving your body to the beat? This party is a great way to have some
fun with your friends while moving your body to the rhythms.
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites
visitors
ignite Light party (suitable for 5+ years)
Test your reactions
interactive floor and wall. This party gives you the
and towns-people alike to experience
lifeand speed
inon ourthis
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many of which are free to the public and
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for 15 mins
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A look at craftsmen of the times and dramatic reenactments. There are also concerts, guided walks,
historical lectures and many other activities.
Borders Sport and Leisure Trust Registered Charity No. SCO34227
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This is very much a family event with something to
interest all ages and tastes.
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Scocha Concert
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Archaeological Society
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A9 Concert
Literary High Tea with
Alistair Moffat
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Reivers Encampment
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16th Century Market and
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in Wilton Lodge Park &
Medieval Sports Day
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Archaeological Society
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Children’s Battles and
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Ceramic Workshops
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A9 Concert
Literary High Tea with
Alistair Moffat
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CASHMERE
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HAWICK REIVERS
FESTIVAL
2012
HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
HAWICK REIVERS
HAWICK
SAXHORN BAND
FESTIVAL
2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
23rd - 25th March 2012
Hawick in the Scottish Borders
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Hawick in the Scottish Borders
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CASHMERE MADE IN SCOTLAND SINCE 1874
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
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Street - Hawick
many of which are
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to Saturday 09.30 - 17.00
demonstrations ofMonday
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archery and horsemanship,
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walks,
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welcome youguided
to our factory
store, here in the
historic
textile town
of Hawick. Throughout
its 130 year
history,
the Company has only ever used the
historical
lectures
and many
other
activities.
highest quality raw material. Recently, it merged traditional hand-finishing skills with state-of-theart
technology
produce
cashmere
knitwear which
is renowned
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07939 447072
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78 High Street, Hawick
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rom 23rd to 25th March 2012, Hawick steps
drama, song, poetry and re-enactments invites visitors
and towns-people alike to experience life in this
turbulent, often violent, but very colourful period in
our history. A full programme of activities is planned
many of which are free to the public and include
2011 was a very successful year for both the Senior and Youth Bands at competitive
demonstrations of falconry, archery and horsemanship,
level.look
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is important of
to enable
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other entertainment
activities. by way of a
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24th members
willmany
provide musical
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will and
finish tastes.
at the Common Haugh at 7pm.
interest all and
ages
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and visitors
alike, and it is hoped
rousing music
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Scocha Concert
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Reivers Procession
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b
16th Century Market and
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in Wilton Lodge Park &
Medieval Sports Day
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Archaeological Society
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Children’s Battles and
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Mock Trials
Ceramic Workshops
b
b
A9 Concert
Literary High Tea with
Alistair Moffat
b
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HAWICK REIVERS FESTIVAL 2012
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our history.
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to programme
25th March
2012, is planned
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