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21st September 2024

Ghost Hunt - Jedburgh Castle


oin us for a night of Ghost Hunting at Havelock Towers in Sunderland. On the night you will have the opportunity to join in on group vigils, lone vigils, full use of our paramornal equipment. Take part in ouija board sessions and automatic writing planchette sessions.

Saturday 14th September 2024
9.20pm - 1.30am
£25pp

TICKETS HERE.

28th September 2024

The Ghosts Of Jedburgh Jail


Join our experienced paranormal investigation team led by Ryan O’Neill (Scottish Paranormal, Discovery Channels Spooked Scotland, Spooked Ireland and Published Author) & Gregor Stewart (Scottish Paranormal, Published Author & Guest on Help my House is Haunted) for what promises to be a very interesting evening at this historic location.

TICKETS HERE.

5th October 2024

Stars In Their Eyes


Raising money for Jed Legion FC and Ancrum Junior Football Club, a fantastic night of entertainment!

Expect some big names from the world of pop, rock and more!

15th November 2024

Johnny Campbell In Concert


Heron & Willow will host a special appearance from folk musician Johnny Campbell.

Johnny has a deep understanding of Northern English Folk song and traditions and pours them into his work, rich in authenticity. Travel and the countryside form a big part of his work, including substantial UK and European tours, recording on the Faroe Islands and most recently on North English county summits for his most recent album True North. He is also a regular contributor to Country Walking Magazine.

It promises to be an intimate, engaging evening. Tickets are £10. Doors are at 7pm for a 7:30 start.

https://heronandwillow.scot/product/nov-15th-johnny-campbell-in-concert

”Haunting, Evocative & Pure”   – Songlines
”A rucksack full of Wonders”   – MOJO
”Like a Modern-Day Billy Bragg” – Tradfolk
”Potent & Authentic” – Folk Radio
”One of Folk’s Brightest Rising Stars” – Bright Young Folk
”Nobody else seems to be doing what Campbell is doing right now, and his passion and determination deserve recognition” – Jon Wilks