What's on in Haddington

East Lothian, Scotland

Haddington has a local East Lothian setting where the useful dates may be small but still worth finding. MADE in East Lothian gives the current listings a useful local hint. Near Here gathers Haddington events so local gatherings and nearby plans are easier to find. Check individual listings for times, booking details, directions, and organiser notes before heading out.

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Bird Id Walk: Farmland And Woodland Birdsounds, Longniddry Railway Walk

The Railway Walk to Haddington provides a good location to see and hear a variety...

Thu 4 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird ID walk: Farmland and woodland birdsounds, Longniddry Railway Walk

The SOC

Thu 4 Jun10:00George Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Stuart Mitchell & Friends: On The Road

The one-liners have been sharpened, the quick replies are flowing fast and this time – he’s bringing his pals. Following on from his debut sold out UK tour, join star of social media, TikTok, and all-round good guy Stuart Mitchell as he brings his famous weekly Stuart Mitchell & Friends show direct from Glasgow to your front door (nearly). ‘Work of genius’ Daily Record Ages 18+ only, strong language.

Thu 4 Jun20:30Haddington Corn Exchange(0.1mi)

via Haddington Corn Exchange

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Plant Alchemy – Eco-printing with plants on paper

Saturday 6th June 11-1pm £35 Plant Alchemy Eco-printing with plants on paper An accessible beginner’s workshop introducing the magical art of eco-printing using the natural colours of plants extracted through heat and iron water and printed onto watercolour paper. This two hour workshop, run by artist

Sat 6 Jun12:00MADE in East Lothian(0.4mi)

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Bird Id Walk: Farmland & Reedbed Bird Identification, Tay Reedbeds

The Tay Reedbeds are the largest reedbed in UK and home to some special birds....

Wed 10 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird ID walk: Farmland & reedbed bird identification, Tay Reedbeds

The SOC

Wed 10 Jun09:00George Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird Id Walk: An Introduction To Bird Sounds, Gosford Estate

A June visit to the woodlands at Gosford Estate will provide a good opportunity to...

Thu 11 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird ID walk: An introduction to bird sounds, Gosford Estate

The SOC

Thu 11 Jun09:30George Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

Live Music

This Flight Tonight

Blue is regarded by audiences and critics as one of the greatest albums of all time. Mitchell’s honesty, musical prowess and iconic voice invites the audience into Joni’s experience of living and loving through the complex era of social change of the early 1970s. Blue highlights the fallout of a decade of hedonism, A Case of You, a stunning declaration of intoxicating love, Little Green are arguably one of Joni’s most personal and brave songs. California and Carey, are carefree love letters to Joni’s travels and freedom. Welsh Singer/Songwriters Paul Zervas and Kathryn Pepper, with their five- piece band, present a two hour/two-set show. Featuring the album Blue performed in its entirety. The second set is a journey through Joni’s first eight albums, featuring many of her most enduring and beloved songs: Song to A Seagull, Clouds, Ladies of the Canyon, Blue and more. “Sublime” BBC Radio’s Mark Radcliffe “Kathryn matches Mitchell’s voice perfectly: her range, clarity of expression, intonation, distinctive vibrato and resonant lower register all come across in Pepper’s singing. This is no mean feat” London Jazz News

Fri 12 Jun20:30Haddington Corn Exchange(0.1mi)

via Haddington Corn Exchange

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Bird Id Walk: Wetland & Woodland Bird Identification, Loch Leven

A mid-June visit to the woodlands and surrounding habitats at Loch Leven provides a good...

Sat 13 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Binoculars And Telescope Demonstration

In addition to the wide range of optical equipment available for sale all year round at Waterston...

Sat 20 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Binoculars and telescope demonstration

The SOC

Sat 20 Jun16:30George Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird Id Walk: Woodland And Farmland Bird Sounds, Ormiston

A June visit to Ormiston will provide an opportunity to learn bird calls and songs...

Sun 21 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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Bird ID walk: Woodland and farmland bird sounds, Ormiston

The SOC

Sun 21 Jun09:00George Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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ELMOC Monthly Meetings

Thu 25 Jun20:00Edinburgh & Lothians Mini Owners Club(0.8mi)

via Edinburgh & Lothians Mini Owners ClubLocal gem

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Natural Collection

Humans have long collected, categorised and depicted the natural world, from the 15th century cabinets of curiosities filled with natural wonders, to botanical drawings of flora and fauna. The primary aim of many historic nature collections was to foster a deeper understanding of the natural world through the categorisation of specimens and their data. In the age of discovery, they served as valuable research resources; to catalogue, identify and classify new species, study them for research, and preserve them. We are all familiar with the images of butterflies, moths and assorted insects caught and pinned to boards. We may not think of doing this now, but often specimens such as these were key in telling the history of the human desire to understand the natural world. These acts of collection reflect both a reverence for nature and a desire to interpret it.

Fri 26 JunGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

Nature & OutdoorsWorkshops & Classes

Drawing In The Garden Workshop With Helen Kennedy

Join artist Helen Kennedy in the beautiful wildlife garden at the SOC headquarters for a...

Thu 23 JulGeorge Waterston Library(4.9mi)

via George Waterston LibraryLocal gem

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What's on in Haddington

Bird Id Walk: Farmland And Woodland Birdsounds, Longniddry Railway Walk

Bird ID walk: Farmland and woodland birdsounds, Longniddry Railway Walk