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PROGRAMME
Our 2026-27 season consists of six monthly talks from October 2026 to March 2027 and, as usual, covers a wide range of topics. Full details of each talk may be found by selecting the images on the right.
The talks are held in the Eastgate Theatre, Peebles and are open to all.
Tickets for individual talks cost £12 from the theatre box office (01721 725777), but the best way to enjoy the talks is to become a Member of the Society. This costs just £30 and gives you entry to all six talks in the season. Full details can be found on the Membership page.
We look forward to welcoming you to our talks.
You can also search through our archives to see the wide range of topics covered over the years.
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Traitors and Faithfuls at the court of Mary, Queen of Scots
Rosemary Goring looks at those around Mary, including loyal friends and traitors....

Mountain biking in Tweeddale
A look at the past, present and future of mountain biking in the Tweed Valley....

Roman Scotland: life on the edge of Empire
Fraser Hunter tells the story of life on Rome's most northerly frontier....

The life, work and legacy of Sir Walter Scott
David Purdie will talk about Walter Scott and his place in the Scottish Enlightenment....

Hail to Priorsford
John Buchan’s granddaughter talks about his sister, Anna, and her connection with the town of Peebles....
Taking out annual membership of £30 will give you entry to the full programme
In the 21st century the society continues to flourish with a loyal membership of over 150, while remaining true to its original ethos and format.
The Tweeddale Society encourages interest in history, archaeology, natural history and literature, particularly in relation to the Tweeddale area and to Scotland in general. Founded in 1913, the Society is flourishing in the 21st century with almost 200 members.
A programme of six talks in the Eastgate Theatre auditorium is arranged monthly from October to March and there is usually a summer outing.
We warmly welcome new members. Membership is open to everyone.
Non-members can buy a ticket for any talk via the Eastgate Box Office 01721 725 777. Its cost may be credited towards the annual membership subscription, if you then decide to join.










