Border Common Ridings and Festivals season: Melrose
The ancient tradition mimics the time when men on horseback would protect the town from raids.
The ancient tradition mimics the time when men on horseback would protect the town from raids.
The Melrose festival has begun. It takes place from 15th June - 21st June . It was created in 1938 to commemorate the town's history, in particular the 'Melrosian' which is a central figure.
It is part of the Borders Common Riding and Festival. Events include rideouts, a fancy dress parade, a ceremony that sees the Melrosian installed and the Festival Queen crowned.
The final ceremony which will take place at Melrose Abbey.
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