Bring your Halloween spirit and don your most creative costume for a show bursting with magic and merriment. Solve brand-new spooky Singing Kettle mysteries, and sing along with favourites like...
An illustrated talk for Haddington's History Society by Tim Clarkson, reputed Historian & Author. The period from the end of Roman rule in Britain to the final phase of the...
He says they made my hands into bombs. I’m waiting for him to say ‘you don’t have to do this, it’s ok. You don’t have to do this.’ Instead he...
Chris O’Connell brings the charisma and style of the man who fronted Genesis and sold over 150 million albums world-wide in his magnificent solo career. This award winning five-star production...
Outdoor woodland events for adults in Haddington in late October. Woodland Skills Nature Connection Wellbeing
Now in their 21st year, Session A9, have earned their reputation as one of the best live bands in the country. Previous winners of Best Live Act at The Scottish...
Head out and see all the decorated shop fronts around Haddington! Decorate your shop fronts for xmas! Judging will take place on Saturday, 22 November
🎃 A Halloween night made just for kids! Get your wee ones dressed up and join our Children's Halloween Pavement Parade through the town. Then head towards the Nungate Community...
Come shake a tail feather with the UK’s supreme Tina – Justine Riddoch, and her talented cast. This breath taking recreation of a live Tina Turner concert celebrates the Queen...
MacFloyd (Scotland's Pink Floyd) bring their new show for 2025 to the Corn Exchange celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s classic Wish You Were Here album. The band will...
Simon Yates is best known for his role in the harrowing expedition to the Andes documented in Joe Simpson’s bestseller Touching the Void. Following that experience in Peru, Simon has...
A presentation for Haddington's History Society by Sara Lodge, Professor of nineteenth-century literature and culture at the University of St Andrews, author and regular contributor for the Scotsman, the Times...