Event Type: Festival
CREATIVE PEEBLES FESTIVAL: Roam with Readings
DATE:
Sun 25 August
TIME:
2PM
PRICE:
£8, £6 under 15
DESCRIPTION:
Insights into John Buchan and his connections with Peebles.
A guided walk around the heart of Peebles, offering insights into John Buchan and his life with an emphasis on connections with the town. The local landscape, buildings and people are all explored on this 1 hour walk that incorporates stops to read extracts from John Buchan’s fiction and non-fiction writings. Enjoy the opportunity to explore the Buchan Museum before, or after, the event.
The Buchan Museum, Chambers Institution
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