Art in Unusual Places - WordPress.comMay 03, 2015 · Art in Unusual Places The largest and most diverse arts festival in East Lothian Prestonpans Cockenzie Port Seton 30 May to 7

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Art in Unusual Places

The largest and most diverse arts festival in East Lothian

PrestonpansCockenziePort Seton

www.3harbours.co.uk

30 May to7 June 2015

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Sandy MoffatAs a young art student in the early 1960’s I would often make the journey to Port Setonwith John Bellany. For John of course, PortSeton, Cockenzie and Prestonpans were specialplaces… places where a rich local culture fed

his imagination andprovided thesubject matterfor his paintings.But at the time,few recognisedjust how specialthis culture was.

Times havechanged. Todaythere are fewparts of Scotlandwithout some formof cultural activitygoing on. The localfestivals, large andsmall, that havesprung up all overthe country inrecent years are atestament to anincreasing publicawareness that artand culture canreally make adifference. What art

offers is vitality and spirit, as opposed to cringeand ignorance. All of the arts help us to createa common cause, a shared purpose thatenables human potential to flourish.

The 3 Harbours Arts Festival is a wonderfulexample of this spirit. By drawing on its ownparticular characteristics, historical,geographical, linguistic, we can say that all ofthese together generate the distinctions we callcultural. Although fishing, boat-building andcoal-mining are no longer the mainstay of thelocal economy, each have left unique legaciesof people living and working together and this issomething future generations can look backupon and proudly celebrate. The rediscovery oflocal history confers a new sense identity. The 3 Harbours Arts Festival shows us the richnessand diversity of these identities through thevaried mediums of literature, art and music. TheFestival is a wonderful example of puttingculture to work in the community as a means oftransforming both the environment and the livesof the people. Long may it continue.

The festival celebrates its tenthanniversary this year. We are

blessed by its setting, alongthe wonderfulcoastline ofEast Lothian

with its richheritage, strong

sense of communityand creative spirit.The festival is run entirely byvolunteers and could not havehappened without the hundredsof people who have helped fromthe start in 2006. We would like tothank all of you who havegenerously supported our festival– homeowners, organisations,businesses and individuals. Yourtime, practical support, financialcontributions and words ofencouragement are muchappreciated.

Cockenzie Power Station hasalways been a strong supporterof the festival. The station hashosted popular large-scalemixed media exhibitionsincluding artists of internationalstature such as Sandy Moffat, Richard DeMarco,Calum Colvin, Will Maclean and Wei Luan. Theillumination of the iconic chimneys was a festivalhighlight in 2008 when internationally acclaimedviolinist, Tasmin Little played to the chimneys on ouropening night. We are pleased that Tasmin will bereturning to the festival to bid farewell to thechimneys which will be demolished later this year.Tasmin’s farewell concert will be in the beautifulsurroundings of Chalmers Church in Port Seton.

We hope you enjoy our photographic record ofspecial memories over the years included in thebrochure supplement. It has been an amazingjourney with an abundance of creativity inunusual places.

We look forward to seeing you again this year.

3 Harbours Arts Festival CommitteeAndrew Crummy Chair

Eddie Anderson Secretary

Gillian Hart Treasurer

Yvonne Murphy

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thanksWe are grateful for the tremendous support from EAELeaflet Marketing Specialists who continue to sponsor ourbrochure, leaflet and poster distribution campaigns.We would like to give a big thanks to all the venue holderswho graciously give over their homes and premises in orderthat we can host this community-led Festival. Let us notforget the vendors and also the volunteers who give theirtime and enthusiasm freely, and who make the festival thesuccess it always is.

Edinburgh MarathonThe Edinburgh Marathon takes place on Sunday 31st May.There will be limited parking and some road restrictionsduring that day. Please check our website for further detailsincluding parking information. The majority of the venues

will open for the usual festival hours, 11.00 to17.00, and all venues have their opening hours

listed in this brochure. Whynot come along and enjoyboth events!

contents

4 festival highlights

cockenzie and port seton

6 exhibitions • quiz trail

12 events • performance

14 architecture

15 workshops • community

16 venue map & information

18 window trail map

3 Harbours celebrates 10 years

19 the years in pictures

prestonpans

38 venue map & information

39 exhibitions

40 events • music

42 storytelling • seafood • literature

44 murals • community

cockenzie • port seton & prestonpans

45 food & drink

3 Harbours Arts Festival Committee

Andrew Crummy Chair

Eddie Anderson Secretary

Gillian Hart Treasurer

Yvonne Murphy

Credits

Front Cover Design Andrew Crummy

Copyright Andrew Crummy

Brochure

Design, art direction and production

Mike Young • info@ hieroglyph.biz

Disclaimer 3 Harbours Arts Festival has made every

effort to ensure that the information published in this

brochure is accurate at the time of going to print.

However, we cannot be held responsible for any

variations, errors or omissions. Under no

circumstances can 3 Harbours Arts Festival accept

liability for any loss, damage or injury sustained by

any member of the public visiting any venue

participating in the 3 Harbours Arts Festival.

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festival highlights 2015A classical theme to celebrate our 10thAnniversary!

Tasmin Little has firmly established herself as one of today’sleading international violinists. She has performed on everycontinent, in some of the most prestigious venues of theworld, including Carnegie Hall, Musikverein,Concertgebouw, Philharmonie Berlin, ViennaKonzerthaus, South Bank Centre, Barbican Centre andRoyal Albert Hall, Lincoln Center and Suntory Hall.

Her multi-award winning and varied career encompassesinternational concerto and recital performances,masterclasses, workshops and community outreachwork. Tasmin’s discography and performance schedulereflect her wide-ranging repertoire and she has givennumerous World Premiere performances includingconcerti by Willem Jeths, Robin de Raaf, Stuart MacRae,Robert Saxton and Dominic Muldowney.

Her recording of the Britten Concerto with EdwardGardner and the BBC Philharmonic, released in May2013, received lavish critical praise – “one of the finest(versions) committed to disc”, “a rapturous disc”, “anincandescent commitment to the work”, “her virtuosityis breathtaking”.

In 2008 Tasmin launched her project, The Naked Violin, aimed atbreaking down barriers to classical music by releasing a free CD fordownload on her website, and performing within communitieswhere music is rarely heard. Tasmin visited the 3 Harbours Arts Festivalthat year, playing to the chimneys as well as performing for youngEast Lothian musicians in a teepee on the Power Station site.

Tasmin returns to the festival with her Naked Violin Presentationincluding Bach Chaconne and Ysaye Ballade in her programme. Sheplays a 1757 Giovanni Battista Guadagnini violin and the concert willbe held in Chalmers Memorial Church.

We are delighted that The Pop-Up Opera Roadshow from ScottishOpera brings three pop-up operas to Port Seton Harbour. ‘A Little Bitof Carmen’ and ‘A Little Bit of Barber’ are cleverly re-written versionsof the full operas, while Puffy MacPuffer & The Crabbit Canals hasbeen specifically created for 5 to 8 year olds. Performed by two

singers, storyteller and instrumentalists, each show gives afantastic introduction to

opera. These are freeperformances (bookingrecommended) staged inScottish Opera’s TheatreRoyal Community Trailer;a specially convertedscenery truck that hasbeen designed to reflectthe interior of the TheatreRoyal in Glasgow.

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Ana Filogonio is a Brazilian mezzosoprano who started to sing in achoir when she was 13 years old,together with her two sisters. Sincethen Ana has sung in different choirsin her native city Belo Horizonte –Brazil and choirs in Edinburgh.

Ana works as a care worker atHarlawhill Day Care Centre inPrestonpans where she not only looksafter the clients but also entertainsthem, with her beautiful voice andcharisma. With their support andencouragement Ana recorded a CDcalled JUST to raise money for the daycare centre.

In 2013, Ana was one of the finalists ofEdinburgh Has Talent, which gave herthe opportunity to perform to a fullhouse of the Festival Theatre inEdinburgh.

In 2015 Ana sang at the officiallaunch of the Scottish DiasporaTapestry in the PrestonpansCommunity Centre duringfestival and again for thetapestry launch at St Mary’sCathedral in Edinburgh.

She will entertain her audiencewith a selection of songs fromoperas and musicals as well assome Scottish and Brazilianfavourites in the CockenzieOld Parish Church

In the true spirit of the 3Harbours Arts Festival,local scrapyard, SamuelBurns & Co. will host acreative happeningorchestrated by localband, The Domestics.Their unique mix ofeclectic alt-country musiccomes together with poetry by JohnLindsay – the ‘Mad Laird of Morvern’and an art experience by Laura Young.All of this surrounded by unwantedgoods or soon to be found treasures, isa wonderful event not to be missed.

Enjoy a variety of musical genresincluding regulars Kleyne Klezmer,Sonsie Sangs and Nathan Priestley and entertain uswith your own musical tastes at the Outdoor PianoParlour where you can treat yourself to delicioushomemade fare. Weaving Musical Threadspresents Mill Girls on Tour, a tribute to the working

women known as ‘the MillGirls’ who worked inPaisley’s threadmills in the19th and 20th centuries.

As always there is astrong communityinvolvement in thefestival, with primaryschools and PrestonLodge High Schoolcreating pieces thatcan be found allaround the festival. AUnited Festival OpenAir Service bringstogether threechurches in Cockenzieand Port Seton, andthe CoastalRegeneration Alliancepresents a‘Community inspiredVision’ for theCockenzie PowerStation site.

Of course, visual art isat the core of thefestival and every yearwe welcome a range ofartists from professionalto amateur. ChalmersMemorial Church Hall,Cockenzie MethodistChurch, CockenzieBusiness Centre and ThePrestoungrangeGothenburg will beshowcasing the largest

mixed media exhibitions but also treatyourself to a stroll around the manysmaller venues such as the Open

Houses and studios aswell as local art gallery,The Harbour Gallery withits collection of JohnBellany paintings, andthe Mural Festival in

Cuthill Park.Meet theartists andsoak up thefestivalatmosphereat yourleisure.

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exhibitionsPLEASE NOTE ONLY VENUES

WITH THE 3HAF LOGO AND A VENUE NUMBER AREOFFICIAL SUPPORTERS OFTHE FESTIVAL.

You will see that some of thevenues are houses. Please respect

these private spaces and always seek approvalbefore taking any photographs.

VENUE OPENING TIMES

Please note that some venues are only open oncertain days. Check the listing to make sure thatthe venues you wish to visit are open on the daysyou attend the Festival. Opening times highlightedin red indicate venues open throughout the Festivalweek.Please note: Only cash and cheques are acceptedin payment for goods.

OPEN HOUSES QUIZ TRAIL FOR CHILDREN

Follow the trail to all the Open Houses and hand inyour completed quiz sheet for a chance to win aprize. Pick up quiz sheets from any venue inCockenzie and Port Seton.

Some venues have creative corners for children touse whilst their parent/carer can enjoy the artworkin that particular venue.

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House, 27 Winton Park

ExhibitionDavid Reid, Screen prints

Robert McColl, Fine liner pendrawings

This venue is a newcomer to the festival and well worth a visit.

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sunday 31May 14.00 – 17.00)

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Cockenzie MethodistChurch, 28 EdinburghRoad

ExhibitionGordon HughesAcrylic, ink

Lorel Brown Mixed mediapaintings

Jay Carlyle Mixed media– collage, mono printsand acrylic

Sarah Sandow Oils, acrylics,pastels

Carolyn Stuart Contemporary sterling silver jewellery

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sundays 14.00 – 17.00)

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House, 4 Marshall Street

ExhibitionChristina MoffatStained glass

Diane Benn, Acrylic on board

Pear Ward, Jewellery

Saturday 30 May –Sunday 31 May &Saturday 6 June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sunday 31 May 14.00 – 17.00)

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House, 4 New Street

ExhibitionIan Darling Acrylicpaintings, photographs

Saturday 30 May –Sunday 31 May &Saturday 6 June –Sunday 7 June • 11.00 –17.00

David Reid

Gordon Hughes

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Jay Carlyle

Susan Sandow

Ian Darling

Diane Benn


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House, 5 New Street

ExhibitionFiona Braby Beautiful selectionof locally handcrafted clothingand accessories for children.

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31May & Saturday 6 June –Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00

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House, 8 New Street

ExhibitionJon Gerrard Photographs

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sunday 31 May 14.00 – 17.00)

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House, 11 New Street

ExhibitionCarl John BarberGus MeechanThe Secret Venue isback as part of the open artshouse/venues on New Street!This year quirky as ever, thethemes of this years show atthe The Secret Venue are,’Scaleless’ -the infinite coastbeyond the Mandelbrot set.While our other theme is,‘Paths and Connections’ -thetwo themes are not unrelated.Artists on show will be Carl John Barber and GusMeechan joyfully back after their great success atlast years festival!

Drop by for a warm welcome. Follow the questionmarks to find us – and start the adventure!”

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sunday 31 May 14.00 – 17.00)

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Outdoor Workshop, Accessfrom New Street

Gardner Molloy Gardner would like to open uphis outdoor stone-carvingworkshop to the public againthis year. See behind the scenes and observelarge-scale figurative sculpture under production.

www.gardnermolloy.co.uk

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00

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Cockenzie Business Centre, Edinburgh Road

Exhibition 1 • Mixed mediaPatricia Kane Carol E. Duff Ann Gilmour Patricia Turquand Exhibition 2 • Mixed mediaPenny ForbesKaren KiddClaire HansonCarmen AmbrozevichEmma MackenzieLinda LincolnMaggie AndersonAnna StasiewiczAvesha DeWolfeExhibition 3 Suite 6 • Mixed mediaAndrew Crummy Frank CreberAnnie Warner

Saturday 30 May –Sunday 31 May &Saturday 6 June –Sunday 7 June• 11.00 – 17.00

Gus Meechan

Carl John Barber


Karen Kidd

Emma Mackenzie

Maggie Anderson

Avesha DeWolfe

Linda Lincoln

Patricia Turquand

Patricia Kane

Claire Hanson


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Cockenzie Old Parish Church Hall, High Street

Exhibition Boatie BlestA Fishing Heritage:Model Boats ofCockenzie and PortSetonThe Cockenzie andPort SetonFishermen’s Societywas established in1813 to support thewidows offishermen andthose who wereinjured at sea.

By 1953 it wasknown as theFriendly Society ofFishermen ofCockenzie and PortSeton. With the society, came The Box Meeting; a tradition that took place every year on the thirdFriday of September. The society was disbanded in 1973.

Visitors to the church hall will see the wonderfulannual display of model fishing boats, as well asan exhibition of photographs and material relatingto the Box Meeting and the Society.

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00(Sundays 14.00 – 17.00)

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House, 101 High Street

ExhibitionJulie McLean A textileartist specializing in tartanhome wear: cushions,quillows, draught excluders,bags, doorstops, picturesand cards.

Christine Hunter Paintings

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00 (Sunday 31May 14.00 – 17.00)

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House, 109 High Street

Exhibition Lynne and Jim SchroderMixed media, wood, copper and glass

Michael P Young Paintings

Diane Young Scalpel cut paper& acrylic paintings

Saturday 30May –Sunday 31May &Saturday 6June –Sunday 7June • 11.00– 17.00

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Chalmers Memorial ChurchHall, Gosford Road

ExhibitionRichard Demarco Prints

Sandy Moffat Paintings

John P Johnston Wooden furniture,chopping boards, lamps

Tracy Wilson Sterling silver jewellery

Ian Reddie Mixed media

Jane Chisholm Mixed media

Jean Gillespie Paintings

Kirsten Welsh Mixed media

Karen Rogers Mixed media

Yvonne Hutchinson Paintings

Sheena Phillips Watercolours

Liz Neilson Mixed media includingfelted/stitched framed work

Ann Dickson Mixed mediaincluding felted/stitched framedwork, illustrations

Line Mortensen Contemporarymosaic wall pieces, mosaicjewellery

Edd Wellesley-Davies Mixedmedia drawings & prints of landscapes & cityscapes

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Jane Chisholm

John P Johnston

Ian Reddie

Jean Gillespie

Kirsten Welsh

Tracy Wilson

Karen Rogers


Michael P Young

Lynne Schroder

Diane Young


Tom Ewing

Rona MacLean

Esther Cohen

Janet McCrorie

Dawn Cattanach

Brian Baker

Aileen Grant

Rhona Petrie

Karen Shewan

Julie Galante

Mel Shewan

Pat Crombie

Len Cumming

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Cath Waters Digital collage, photographyand mixed media prints

Esther Cohen Ceramic hand painted andcrafted tiles

Janet McCrorie Mixed media

Pat Crombie Etchings, ceramics

Dawn Cattanach Acrylic paintings

Brian Baker Screenprints

Rona MacLean Paintings, mezzotints,screen prints, etchings

Aileen Grant Paintings and etchings

Tom Ewing Oil paintings

Len Cumming Mosaics

Rhona Petrie Precious metaljewellery and small silver smithedobjects

TRIO: Karen Shewan, Julie Galante,Mel Shewan A variety of originalpaintings and small sculptures.

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7 June •11.00 – 17.00 (Sundays 14.00 – 17.00)


Yvonne Hutchinson

Liz Neilson

Line Mortenson

Edd Wellesley-Davies

Cath Waters

Lynne & Jim create sculpture incopper, wood and mixed media

from gifts to larger pieces.See us at Venue 23You can also see our work at:

Creative in Callander, Main Street, Callanderwww.artisanand.co.uk • www.perthshireopenstudios.co.uk

www.lynneschroder.co.uk • email: [email protected]

Quirky Sculptureby Lynne Schroder


light bites l hot and cold rollssenior citizen’s special

12 until 3pmkids’ menu

selection of cakes and sconestea l coffee l soft drinks

12 Links Road Port SetonCall 01875 815620Open 8am to 6pm

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House, 3 Elcho Place

ExhibitionLiz NeilsonMixed mediaincludingfelted/stitched framed works

Ann Dickson Mixed media including felted/stitchedframed works

Saturday 6 June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00

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The Store, 1A Wemyss Place

ExhibitionJohn Tulloch Penand wash, pastel,acrylics

Mary DrummondGlass art

Kerry HendersonGouachepaintings, prints,mugs

Sheena PhillipsWatercolour and pastel paintings

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00

Afternoon Tea at The Store

Sunday 7 June

Join us in the Outdoor Piano Parlour for tea/coffeeand delicious homemade cakes, sandwiches andscones.

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House, 10 Wemyss Place

ExhibitionCaroline Doney Mixed media paintings

Fionna Wallace Oil paintings

Saturday 6 June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 17.00

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Harbour Gallery, 9 Viewforth, The HarbourExhibitionVarious East Lothianartists including JohnBellany and AlistairHamilton Mixedmedia

Saturday 30 May – Sunday7June • 11.00 – 18.00

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Ocean Side East, 12 Links Road

Exhibition • Prestoungrange Art ClubAlison JenkinsMargaret McDonaldJim DicksonPat FoxAlec ParkBeth WishartSandra WattersGeorge WishartKids’ ClubRebekah Sneddon

Imogin WoodsEmma McDonaldOlivia McDonald


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Port Seton Library, Port Seton CommunityCentre, South Seton Park

Stuart CarruthersWatercolours and poetryon the theme of WWI

Saturday 30 May & 6 June 10.00 – 13.00Monday 1 June 14.00 – 17.00Thursday 4 June 14.00 – 19.30Tuesday 2 June/Friday 5 June 10.00 – 13.00 & 14.00– 17.00

Closed Wednesdays & Sundays

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ADMISSION TO ALL EVENTS IS FREE UNLESSOTHERWISE STATED. DONATIONS WELCOME.

EVENTSPerformance

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Chalmers MemorialChurch Hall,Gosford Road

Incidental music byAcoustic Trio ‘Kleyne Klezmer”

Saturday 30 May • 13.30

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Cockenzie Methodist Church, 28 Edinburgh Road

Incidental music by Acoustic Trio ‘Kleyne Klezmer”


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Auld Kirk, High Street

Weaving Musical Threads presents… ‘Mill Girls’ on Tourwww.weavingmusicalthreads.com

‘Mill Girls’ On Tour is aunique production ofpoetry, theatre andmusic. It is apoignant tribute tothe working women,known as ‘the MillGirls’ – from factory

floor and war efforts to dancing and love.

It portrays and celebrates the lives of thousands ofwomen who worked in Paisley’s great thread mills inthe 19th and 20th Centuries and also the strength oftheir friendships. They were feisty and determined,brave and hardworking – they built a town.

A show that is a tribute to the lives of all workingwomen and a lifestyle that should not beforgotten: comic and tragic, defiant and loving…and loved by all who have seen it.

The Mill Girls On Tour cast is an exciting blend of

Scottish and international poet, scriptwriter, actressand singer/songwriter: Anna MacDonald, CarmenJongepier, Jody Jameson and Mo Blake.

Saturday 30 May • 15.00 (doors open 14.45)

Admission: £5Tickets available viawww.weavingmusicalthreads.com

Further information: 0141 882 4520/07990 981682Tickets also available at the door.www.facebook.com/weavingmusicalthreads

www.twitter.com/weavingmusic

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Nathan PriestleyAndrew Leslie (guitars and mandolin) and StephenRoberts (double bass and banjo) play a uniqueblend of acoustic music styles – drawing fromblues, folk and classical formats.

www.facebook.com/TheSongsOfNathanPriestley


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Chalmers Memorial Church,Gosford Road

Tasmin Little OBENaked Violin PresentationTasmin Little has firmlyestablished herself as one oftoday’s leading internationalviolinists. She has performed on every continent insome of the most prestigious venues of the world,including Carnegie Hall, Musikverein,Concertgebouw, Philharmonie Berlin, ViennaKonzerthaus, South Bank Centre, Barbican Centre& Royal Albert Hall, Lincoln Center & Suntory Hall.

Thursday 4 June • 19.00

Admission: Open donationTea and coffee will be served (donation to church)

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Port Seton Community Centre, South Seton Park“And then the Hen Do”Cockenzie Drama Group presents a follow up tolast year’s comedy. A must see.

Thursday 4 & Friday 5 June • 19.30

Booking and further information: Helen Bathgate,01875 853257

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Port SetonHarbour

Scottish OperaPop Up Opera RoadshowScottish Opera is packingup its theatre on wheelsand bringing three pop-upoperas out on the road to

the 3 Harbours Arts Festival. Performed by astoryteller, singers and instrumentalists, andsupported by a set of colourful illustrations, eachshow gives a fantastic introduction to opera. ALittle Bit of Carmen and A Little Bit of Barber arecleverly re-written versions of the full operas andare suitable for all ages, while Puffy MacPuffer &The Crabbit Canals tells the story of the five ScottishCanals and has been specifically created for 5 to 8year olds.

Saturday 6 June & Sunday 7 June11.00 – 11.40 Puffy MacPuffer & the Crabbit Canals13.00 – 13.30 A Little Bit of Carmen14.30 – 15.00 A Little Bit of Barber

Admission: FreeBooking essential as seats are limited.Telephone bookings on 07748 013042 from 1st April.


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Cockenzie Old ParishChurch, High Street

Ana FilogonioA delightful program that takes you throughoperas to musicals and Scottish to Brazilian songs.

Saturday 6 June • 19.00 – 20.00 (doors open at 18.45)

Admission: Open donation • No booking requiredTea and coffee served after the performance(donation to church)

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Sonsie SangsA variety of sea shanties from Scotland and aroundBritain. These working songs were commonly sung toaccompany labour on board large merchant ships.

You are welcome to join in the choruses.

Saturday 6 June • 12.00

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Cockenzie Methodist Church, 28 Edinburgh Road

Sonsie Sangs

Saturday 6 June • 15.30

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Auld Kirk Hall, High Street

Sonsie Sangs

Sunday 7 June • 15.30

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Thorntree Inn, 100 High Street

Ross HamiltonTraditional Folk

www.rosshamiltonmusic.com

Friday 5 June 19.00 – 21.00

Admission: Free

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Afternoon tea at TheStore Join us in the OutdoorPiano Parlour for tea/coffee and delicioushomemade cakes, sandwiches and scones. Playour piano or enjoy your tea while others play.

Sunday 7 June • 12.00 – 17.00

Donations

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Chalmers Memorial Church, Gosford Road

Open Doors – Chalmers Memorial Church

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Chalmers Memorial Church is well worth a visit. Thechurch is a category A listed building with a uniquestenciled interior and original timber carving. Thechurch building is virtually as it was on the day ofthe first service on 1 April 1905, with many of theoriginal arts and crafts features still in use. Thechurch adopted the title Chalmers Memorial at thetime of the Church of Scotland re-union in 1929.




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Drawing workshops with Andrew Crummywww.smallandcrummy.co.uk

Monday 1 June & Wednesday 3 June • 18.30 –20.30

Cost: £3.50Enquiries: 07986352188

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Millennium Gardens, High Street

United Festival Open Air ServiceEveryone is most welcome to join members ofCockenzie Methodist Church, Chalmers MemorialChurch, the Auld Kirk and the Harbour Lights Choirat an open-air service in the gardens overlookingthe Forth and the Boat Shore.

In the event of wet weather, the service will beheld in the Cockenzie & Port Seton Royal BritishLegion behind Millennium Park.

Sunday 31 May • 15.00

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Auld Kirk Hall (and Boat Shore), High Street

Boatie Blest’s WoodenBirthday Bash & seafood barbequeCommunity rowing club Boatie Blest has had aclose relationship with The 3 Harbours Arts Festivaland is celebrating it’s 5th (Wooden) anniversarythis year. Join them on the beach for theirrenowned seafood barbeque and, for the moreadventurous, a shot at rowing one of their threeskiffs. Pop up to the Boatie Blest model boatexhibition, from which the group takes its name.

4:30pm - 6:30pm at the Boatshore, Cockenzie(conditions permitting) or if the sea state is poor atPort Seton Harbour. 7pm to 9pm at the ThorntreeInn for some reminiscing.

Saturday 6 June 16.30 – 21.00

Donations

Cockenzie & Port Seton

Children’s Gala DayKing George V Playing Fields, Port SetonNext to Port Seton Community Centre (V33)South Seton ParkToilets, disabled, food & drink

Around Cockenzie and Port Seton

Telephone 01875 815815 for further information

Saturday 13 June • 12.00 – 18.00



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by busRoute No26 (LRT)Lothian Buses • T +44(0)131 555 6363 www.lothianbuses.com

by trainTrain services to Prestopans stationScotrail • T +44(0)845 755 0033 www.scotrail.co.uk (taxi required from station)

by carPrestonpans, Cockenzie & Port SetonFollow A1 and turn off at A198. The B1348 is the coastalroute running through Prestonpans, Cockenzie & Port Seton


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window trail All over Cockenzie and Port SetonThe children of Cockenzie Primary School are celebrating ten years of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival witha display of their artwork in the windows of shops and houses throughout Cockenzie and Port Seton.

This will include Primary 6 Scots poems written in honour of Rabbie Burns. In some of the windows ofCockenzie and Port Seton you will also find models of fishing boats.

Saturday 30 May – 7 June • Some window displays may only be seen during business hours.

Councillors Peter MacKenzieand Steven Brown congratulate

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Memories of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival

With thanks to everyone who has supported us over the 10 years


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“ I find that CockenziePower Station can beconsidered as a giganticsculpture, a veritudinalgesumptkunstwerk, partof the 3 Harbours ArtsFestival.Richard Demarco

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“Cockenzie Harbour was the placewhere the Weatherheads, who were allpart of my family, built the beautifulboats. My father’s Uncle Sandy ownedthe boat building yard along from hisson Willie John Weatherhead, when myfather left the sea he went to workfor his Uncle Sandy. They built suchbeautiful boats with glorious lines likethe ‘Jesmond’, the ‘Scarlet Chord’…John Bellany

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“We are painting Murals tohonour the memory of ourancestors. They tell the history ofthe town of Prestonpans, and ofthe baronies of Prestoungrangeand Dolphinstoun in particular asseen from the 21st Century.www.prestoungrange.org

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“And it’s all happening inPrestonpans, on a muddy, grassyfield just yards from the Forth,as the nearby twin towers ofCockenzie Power Stationsuddenly light up in excitedappreciation, sending gloriousbeams of red, blue and yellowinto the gloomy night sky.East Lothian Courier

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Festival draws impressive crowdsto East Lothian and celebrates theregion’s fishing community,industry, culture and heritage.Fishnewseu.com

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Prestongrange Museum Morison’s Haven

Samuel Burns & Co Woodend, Prestongrange

Cuthill Park Prestongrange Road

Prestongrange Bowling Club B1348

Belfield Pottery (2) High Street

The Prestoungrange Gothenburg227-229 High Street

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Prestonpans Community Centre Preston Road

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INFORMATION POINT V25 CHALMERS MEMORIAL CHURCH HALL

Gosford Road, Port Seton

Saturday 30 May to Sunday 7 June11.00 – 17.00 (Sundays 14.00 – 17.00)

T 07748 013042www.3harbours.co.uk

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Getting here

by bus Route No26 (LRT) Lothian Buses • T +44(0)131 555 6363www.lothianbuses.com

by train Train services to Prestopans stationScotrail • T +44(0)845 755 0033www.scotrail.co.uk (taxi required from station)

by car Follow A1 and turn off at A198. The B1348 is the coastal route running throughPrestonpans, Cockenzie & Port Seton


exhibitionsPLEASE NOTE ONLY VENUES WITH

THE 3HAF LOGO AND A VENUENUMBER ARE OFFICIALSUPPORTERS OF THE FESTIVAL.

Always seek approval beforetaking any photographs.

Please note: Only cash and cheques are acceptedin payment for goods.

VENUE OPENING TIMES

Please note that some venues are only open oncertain days. Check the listing to make sure thatthe venues you wish to visit are open on the daysyou attend the Festival. Opening times highlightedin red indicate venues open throughout the Festivalweek.

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Prestongrange Museum, Morison’s HavenMurals

Visitor Centre, Exhibitions, Café and Gift ShopPrestongrange a Powerhouse of Industry exploresthe industrial history of the site through the objectscreated there and through stories of those whoworked on the site.

1 April – 30 SeptemberMonday – Sunday • 11.30 – 16.30Free of charge

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Prestongrange MuseumPowerhouse,

Morison’s Haven

Murals

ExhibitionWild Prestongrange: Encounterthe animals and plants ofPrestongrange.

Discover the animals, plants,flowers and mini beasts thatinhabit the Prestongrange site.

Learn some surprising facts, hear natural sounds,and share your own sightings! Plus, go on ourspecially created walks to spot animals and plantsin their natural habitats and try our activities foryoung children.

1 April – 30 SeptemberMonday – Sunday • 11.30 – 16.30Free of chargewww.prestongrange.org • Tel. 0131 6532904

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Belfield Pottery Workshops (2), High StreetMurals

Exhibition Prestoungrange Arts Club Mixed media exhibition

Alison JenkinsMargaret McDonaldJim DicksonPat FoxAlec ParkBeth WishartSandra WattersGeorge Wishart

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 31 May & Saturday 6June – Sunday 7 June • 11.00 – 16.00

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The Prestoungrange Gothenburg, 227-229 High Street

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Thomas Nelson SuiteExhibitionThe Battle of PrestonpansphotographsAndrew Hillhouse PaintingsJune Coull Paintings

Stained Glass Club ofFisherrow Musselburgh

The BistroExhibitionKeith CurrieWatercolour,oil paintings

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Keith Currie

June Coull

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Kids’ Club:Rebekah SneddonImogin WoodsEmma McDonaldOlivia McDonald


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Prestonpans Community Centre,Preston Road

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ExhibitionPreston Lodge High School: 10 yearsat the 3 Harbours Arts FestivalAn exhibition of pupils’ work from the last ten years celebrating theircreative contribution to the annual festival.

Saturday 30 May • Monday 1 June –Friday 5 June • 11.00 – 17.00

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Family Dental Care East Lothian

ExhibitionExhibition of local artists and " First air raid of WorldWar II" display

Monday 1 June – Wednesday 3 June 08.00 – 20.00Thursday 4 June – Friday 5 June 08.00 – 17.30

ADMISSION TO ALL EVENTS IS FREE UNLESSOTHERWISE STATED. DONATIONS WELCOME.

EVENTSMusic

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The Prestoungrange Gothenburg, 227 – 229 High Street

Murals

Saturday Night Live music sessions in the bar.

Saturday 30 May • 21.00 – 23.00

Open folk music session with the Barriegadgies inthe bar.

Sunday 31 May • 15.00

Live music in the bar: Double D

Saturday 6 June • 21.00 – 23.00

Open Folk Music Session with the Barriegadgies.


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The PrestoungrangeGothenburg,227 – 229 High Street

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Exhibition“Pinching the Past”Using the very oldPinch-Pot technique,all 61 members of thisyear’s P6 class atPrestonpans PrimarySchool are making amug out ofearthenware clay. Inschool, the studentsare learning about

the Highland clans, tartans, and the beginningrumblings of the Jacobite rising of 1745; tocompliment this new knowledge they are learningvery old handbuilding skills & decorating theirmugs with their own tartan designs. Some studentshave chosen to make bowls and spoons, just likethe Highlanders would have carried!

All 61 pots will be on display at the GothenburgPub for the week of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival. Thestudents, their teachers & their families invite you tocome along to see the pots and think about whatyour mug & family tartan would look like. Bring yourmobile phones along with you as the students areworking with Qwerty labels & have made shortfilms & stories to go along with their pots.”

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7 June http://www.thegoth.co.uk/

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Prestonpans Library, West Loan

ExhibitionJohn Greenwood Photographs of oldPrestonpans/Edinburgh/Portobello.

Saturday 30 May & 6 June 10.00 – 13.00Monday 1 June 10.00 – 13.00 & 14.00 – 19.30Tuesday 2 June 10.00 – 13.00 & 14.00 – 17.00Thursday 4 June 10.00 – 13.00 &14.00 – 19.30Friday 5 June 10.00 – 13.00 & 14.00 – 17.00Closed Sundays & Wednesday 3 June

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is delighted to be supporting the

3 HarboursArts Festival

this year and is available tomeet constituents at the

following locations:

Second Friday of each monthHaddington (Town House) 1pm-1.30pmNorth Berwick (St. Andrew Blackadder Church) 2pm-2.30pmDunbar (Hallhill Healthy Living Centre) 3pm-3.30pm

Fourth Friday of each monthPrestonpans (Aldhammer House) 1pm-1.30pmTranent (Office, 65 High Street) 2.30pm-3pmNo appointment necessary. Constituents may attendsurgeries at any location. Home visits are available onrequest for housebound constituents. There are nosurgeries in the month of July or on public holidays.

Contact Iain at:• 65 High Street, Tranent, East Lothian EH33 1LN• Tel 01875 616610• Email [email protected]• www.iaingraymsp.co.uk• www.facebook.com/iaingrayeastlothian• www.twitter.com/IainGrayMSP

Iain Gray MSP

Prestongrange is a family friendly, open air museum withover 800 years of industrial and social history.

Guided tours • Indoor/Outdoor children play areasVisitor Centre with café • Wild Prestongrange exhibition

Nature trail (buggy friendly)

SPECIAL EVENT • WILD AFTERNOONSunday 7 June • 1pm to 4pm

Families with under 6s • £2 donationHandle exotic animals, go on a wild storytelling

adventure, create natural art and pot plants to take home.Open daily • April to September

11:30am-4:30pm • Free, donations welcomeMorrison’s Haven, Prestonpans EH32 9RX0131 6532904 • www.prestongrange.org

Wishing you continued success

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Samuel Burns & Sons,Woodend,Prestongrange

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The Domestics returnto the YardA creative happening

After a fun 2014 – including the Edinburgh Festivaland the Hogmanay celebrations at the Tron Kirk inEdinburgh, local band The Domestics return to oneof the most unusual venues around – East Lothiansalvage institution Samuel Burns & Sons inPrestonpans. They bring their unique mix of eclecticalt-country music and the gig promises to be anexciting blend of live music, poetry, group paintingand more pre loved domestic appliances than hasever been seen at a live cultural event. You caneven purchase one on the day to take home!

Musically you can expect new original Domesticssongs mixed with lovingly ‘domesticated’ covers ofclassic songs. John Lindsay – the ‘Mad Laird ofMorvern’ will read extracts of poetry inspired by thelocal area. Meanwhile, visual artist Laura Youngreturns to create some amazing art throughout theperformance that you and the kids can join in with.

Search ‘The Domestics’ on Facebook for more infoon the gig and ‘Samburns Yard’ for details of thevenue. Not to be missed!

Sunday 7 June • 14.30 – 17.00 • Free

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The Prestoungrange Gothenburg, 227-229 High Street

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Thomas Nelson Suite“A Guid Puckle O Panners”Prestoungrange Players with Tim Porteous andFriends. Come and join local storytellers in aninformal evening of story and music. Just sit back,relax and listen or play a tune, sing a song or tell a tale.

Saturday 6 June • 19.15 – 21.15

Admission: DonationsBooking: 01875 818684

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Prestonpans Infants School, West Loan

The first air attack of the Second World Warhappened above the skies of Prestonpans. It wasrecorded in the diary of the headmaster ofPrestonpans Primary. Recently the diary wasdiscovered and historian David Ostler found theremarkable text. The actual diary will be on displayand well known storyteller Tim Porteous will head are-enactment of this historic event.

Friday 5 June 10.30 – 11.30

Admission: Free • All Welcome

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Pop-Up Seafood BBQ

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Book FairBistroA collection of PrestoungrangeGothenburg publications will be on sale.



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The Battle of Prestonpans (1745) Heritage Trust

Three Harbours Arts Festival events 2015

30th May - 7th June

THE BATTLE IN ART

A dramatic sequence of paintings by Andrew Hillhouse,

with portraits by Kate Hunter, and ‘The Prince and the Poet’ by Ronnie Elliot.

30th May - 7th June

PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION FINALISTS

Exhibition of photographs from our battle re-enactments.

Vote for which you think should win!

Sunday 30th May

BOOK FAIR 12pm-4pm

A chance to purchase from a range of local interest literature and gifts.

From novels to colouring books, tapestries to tea-pots!

Prestoungrange Gothenburg

227-229 High Street

Prestonpans EH32 9BE

For more information: [email protected]


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Cuthill Park, Off Prestongrange RoadPrestonpans Mural Festival

The theme of the muralsis the wildlife of the park.For further informationcontact Tom Ewing attomewing.live.co.uk orvisit the PrestonpansMural Festival Facebookpage.

Saturday 30 May & Sunday 31 May • 11.00 – 17.00

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Prestongrange Bowling Club, Prestongrange Road

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‘Cockenzie Power Station – the Past, the Present &the Future?’The Coastal Regeneration Alliance hosts a displayof photos and memorabilia, showing our locallandmark over the years and our ‘Communityinspired Vision’ for the future of the site and thesurrounding green space.

Monday 1 June & Tuesday 2 June • 18.00 – 21.00

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Prestonpans Community Centre, Preston RoadMurals

prestonpans gala day

Find us on Facebook

Saturday 20 June • Tel: 01875 813349


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The Thorntree Inn,100 High Street, CockenzieFriendly local pub serving real ales, a selection of malt whiskies and special rums as well as tea,coffee and soft drinks.

Monday – Wednesday 11.00 – 23.00,Thursday 11.00 – 23.30, Friday &Saturday 11.00 – 00.30, Sunday 12.30 – 23.00

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Chalmers Memorial Church Hall, Gosford Road, Port SetonWonderful home-madecakes, tea and coffeemade by the ladies ofChalmers Memorial Church

Saturday 30 May – Sunday 7June 11.00 – 17.00 (Sundays14.00 – 17.00)

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The Store, 1A Wemyss Place, Port SetonAfternoon tea at The Store. Join us in the Outdoor Piano Parlour fortea/coffee and delicious homemade cakes,sandwiches and scones.

Play our piano or enjoy your tea whileothers play.

Sunday 7 June 11.00 – 17.00

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Ocean Side East, 12 Links Road, Port SetonHome made food, light bites, hot andcold rolls, kid’s menu, selection of cakesand scones, tea, coffee and soft drinks.

08.00 – 18.00/12.00 – 15.00 Senior Citizen’s Special

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Prestongrange Museum Visitor Centre Morison’s Haven, Prestonpans

Murals

Pithead Canteen A selection of locally and British baked goods fromThe Mixing Bowl, the finest tea supplied by Eteaket,

delectable hot chocolate from WickedChocolate, Luca’s Ice Cream and

children’s options.

11.30 – 16.30 Daily

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The PrestoungrangeGothenburg, 227 – 229 High Street,Prestonpans

Murals

The Goth Courtyard will beopen throughout thefestival serving afternoonteas, Harbour Burgers, lazySunday Brunches and LightLunches.

Seehttp://www.thegoth.co.uk/

or telephone 01875 819922 for opening hours

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The PrestoungrangeGothenburg, 227 – 229 High Street,Prestonpans

Murals

Pop-Up Seafood BBQ in theGoth Courtyard

Saturday 6 June • 12.30 – 17.00

Booking essential: Tel. 01875 819922

food and drink


THIRST QUENCHING

Fowler’s 3 FOWLER’S ALES BREWED AT T

FREE PINT

PROMISEThe first 100 customers

to spend £10 or more

on food at The Goth

can enjoy a free pint of

FOWLER’S 3 HARBOURS IPA

• While stocks last • You must be over 18

• One pint free per person

Fowler’s 3 Harbours IPASpecially brewed by 3 Brothers to celebrate the

10th birthday of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival

Available on-tap in the Goth throughout the Festival


NG REFRESHING IPA

Harbours IPAT THE PRESTOUNGRANGE GOTHENBURG PRESTONPANS

famous since the '45

Colour of 14rich golden

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Cascade Hopsfrom USA

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