Carbon Literacy Training
This training is open to anyone over the age of 14yrs. Please contact The Hub directly to book your place.
The gathering Quartet
The Gathering Quartet, is a dynamic new European folk quartet who use traditional string music to strengthen connection between their countries of Ukraine, Scotland, England and Sweden.
Olena Yeremenko - fiddle (Ukraine)
Louis Bingham - guitar, bouzouki, cittern, mandolin (England)
Mats Nystam - bouzouki, mandolin (Sweden)
Luisa Brown - fiddle, octave fiddle (Scotland)
With the increasing pressures on communities across Europe, The Gathering Quartet brings together four highly regarded traditional musicians from four European nations who want to use their musical connections to transcend cultural and political boundaries. Aiming to inspire cross-cultural connection between themselves and their audiences, they explore their roots by experimenting with sensitive arrangements of traditional tunes and their own compositions. They prioritise performing in resonant and inspiring venues which allow them to perform purely acoustic, and help amplify the soul and the magic of live music performance in an intimate setting.
Travelling from their various countries, this group have a very rare chance once again to meet this August in the Scottish Borders. This performance is a one-off opportunity to see them perform.
"A completely one-of-a-kind performance of a wonderful entanglement of traditions, wielded by four exceptional international musicians. Not to be missed." - Kate Young
Viking to Early Medieval Arms and Armour a talk by Si Goodwin
Si will be coming back to The Hub with another fascinating talk and this time it’s all about Vikings and early Medieval Armoury, He will also have a lot of armour from his extensive personal collection.
Meeting Centre Community Living Room
We’ll be in The Community Living Room every Tuesday from 11am–2pm, and we’d love to welcome you!
Our dementia-friendly social group is open to everyone — you don’t need to have dementia to join. Whether you’re looking for company, conversation, games, activities, or just a friendly cuppa with a biscuit, we’re here for you. 💛
The venue is fully accessible with a lift and upstairs toilets, so all are welcome.
Come say hello — we’d love to see you there! 😊
LEL Volunteer Shout Out
Calling all Volunteers!!! The LEL needs you!!! If you could spare some time to help out in Britain’s Biggest Bike Ride then please email trudikg@eskdalemuir.com or call 013873 73760 to find out more and register your interest.
Water Colour Workshop with Deirdre Nicholls
Please book directly with Deirdre, all details are on the post!
Distorted By Time, a book launch with Murray Watson
Murray Watson will be here at The Hub to launch his latest book.
Fun Dog Show
There’s lots of fun classes to enter including:
Puppy Love (under 1 yr), Top Rescue, Waggiest tail, Scruffiest or Fluffiest and more!
£1 per entry per class, prize for the winners!
For more info please call 013873 73760 or email trudikg@eskdalemuir.com

Meeting Centres Scotland Community Workshop for Dementia
Meeting Centres Scotland are coming to The Hub to help develop a social club for people living with dementia, their families, support workers, and anyone interested in dementia and community health. This event will take place on Wednesday, March 19th from 11am-2pm.
Eskdalemuir Community Workshop for Eskdalemuir’s new Local Walking Action Plan.
Planning Aid Scotland are coming back with another community workshop with a free lunch and refreshments included. Join us to find out the next steps in developing Eskdalemuir into a walking, wheeling and cycling hub!
Soup and a Story with Braw Clan
Braw Clan are bringing ‘Soup and a Story’ to The Hub on Thursday 6th March. Please join us for free soup, tea, coffee and biscuits and enjoy a story read by a professional actor! Details on the photo below.