1-31 December Daily
Exhibition
Christmas Exhibition in aid of Multiple Sclerosis Trust
Success in a photographic competition capturing 'the art of movement' inspired Alison Binnie to raise funds for the MS Trust. She recruited some of her creative friends to help put together this exciting exhibition and sale of art, featuring original photography, children's book illustrations, water colour paintings, machine textile embroidery, and Victorian-inspired stitch art.
FREE
Wednesday 3rd - Saturday 6th December 7.30pm,
Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th 2.30pm
Pantomime
Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
Yes it is! Another popular pantomime from Tweed Theatre. A young princess, on the run from her wicked stepmother, finds refuge in a small cottage out in the forest, where seven pint-sized men decide to adopt her and protect her with their lives. Full of colour, singing, dancing, and fun. Book early!
Friday 12 December 7.30pm
Dance
Jive Party
It's party time! For one of the best Christmas party nights - whether you've already mastered the Boogie-Woogie and the Jitterbug, or just want to learn a few basic moves - this could be for you. Round up your friends, partners and workmates and bring them along to enjoy live music and dancing. There's tuition if you want it and guaranteed fun. A fundraiser for Friends of the Eastgate.
Saturday 13 December 7.30pm
Music
The Meadows Chamber Orchestra (Music in Peebles)
The MCO, which normally performs in the Queen's Hall, is coming to Peebles with its conductor Peter Evans. They will play Siegfried Idyll by Wagner, Music for the Theatre by Copland, and Symphony no 5 by Schubert. Afterwords, enjoy a glass of wine in the studio.
Sunday 14 December
Film
Wild Child (12A) 2.30pm
Poppy's personal journey from bored, stroppy teenager to proper young lady.
Brideshead Revisited 7.30pm
Emma Thompson, Michael Gambon, Ben Whishaw and Matthew Goode star in this new adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's decadent novel.
Monday 15 December 10am & 1.30pm
Family
Sticky Kids' Christmas Show
If you like things live, loud and loony - this is for you. A musical show for 2-6 year olds, featuring Molly Muddle - the human party popper - and her good friend Old Macdonald; when they get together, the fun really begins. Lots of audience participation. Watch out for flying crackers!
For concientious parents, rest assured, we understand this show has an educational touch too. "The CD also helped to develop their listening skills." Nursery Education Review (December 06)
