News & Events

On February 11th we shall welcome P3 from St Boswells Primary School; they shall be sharing some of their Scots learning - poems and songs. As always, there will be refreshments, snacks, newspapers to read, books to borrow, craic and companionship. No charge. Thanks...

On February 18th, we shall welcome back local historian John Wood, this time for a talk on ‘The Nightingales of Dryburgh (1786 - 1793)’. John will be talking about the Earl of Buchan's attempt to naturalise nightingales on his Dryburgh Estate. As always, there will be...

On February 4th: a double bill in the village hall: a domino tournament (run by Kenny Ovens) and a book raffle (thanks to Mainstreet Trading Co.) Bring your own dominoes, please! As always, there will be refreshments, snacks, newspapers to read, books to borrow, craic...

On 28 January we shall be welcoming pupils from St Boswells Primary School to the Wednesday Warmup. P6 is coming, along with the Rights Respecting Schools group - who will be sharing the work they are up to in the school and our community. A note on heating: we have...

In October 2025 the Minnises visited China, having previously been there in 2009. So much has changed, and that's what the talk will be about: China past and present, with some thoughts about its possible future. At the Warmups, you can come and go as you please...

The Wednesday Warmup on 14 January will feature MARK DOUGLAS - well known to us for his extraordinary and continuous contributions to life in our village. Mark will talk on: Learning about your local archaeology This will cover two main areas of activity: 1 Research /...

The Wednesday Warmups are continuing into 2026, beginning on January 7 with a talk by Wendy Kirkpatrick, National Public Health Screening Programmes Project Manager & Health Improvement Specialist in the Department of Public Health. And a trustee of the Village Hall...

All best wishes from the trustees, committee members, office holders and 'friends' who run St Boswells Village Hall! We look forward to seeing you in the New Year. The hall is owned by the community - and has been continually, since it was first opened in 1896. A...

St Boswells Village Hall's management committee is on the lookout for two friendly, reliable local people to help look after our much-loved community hall, in terms of cleaning and caretaking. This part-time role could be shared by two people in various ways (to be...