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Rumi Festival

2 August 2013 to 04 August 2013 23:59

 

 

Come, come, whoever you are. 

Wanderer, idolator, lover of leaving, come even if you have broken your vows a thousand times. Ours is not a caravan of despair.
Come, and come yet again

A gathering of lovers of what Rumi loves.
Spend a weekend on the beautiful estate at Chisholme in the Scottish Borders for a celebration in music, word and dance, of love: the prime mover in the universe and central theme and impulse in all of the work of Jalaluddin Rumi. 

Jalaluddin Rumi, poet, mystic and advocate of divine love. One of the world’s best loved poets, now more than ever Rumi speaks to all people who love truth and beauty, and who search for the face of unity wherever it shows itself and in whatever form it takes.

Alan Williams and Roderick Grierson from the Rumi Institute; Kudsi Erguner master of the ney flute; a Whirling Dervish Sema and artist Ismail Acar from Turkey; talks and music with Emily Young, Mairi Campell, Arthur Brown, Andrea Helesfai; workshops, performances and exhibitions in the sweetest of company and most beautiful of locations. Held at the Beshara School on the Chisholme Estate a hidden gem of the Scottish Borders.


Weekend and day tickets available, with or without camping. Special rates for young people and people living locally.

Read more on Rumi and the Beshara School

Ticket sales and programme details are now available online at the Festival website: www.rumifestival.org

 

 

Come, come, whoever you are. 

Wanderer, idolator, lover of leaving, come even if you have broken your vows a thousand times. Ours is not a caravan of despair.
Come, and come yet again

A gathering of lovers of what Rumi loves.
Spend a weekend on the beautiful estate at Chisholme in the Scottish Borders for a celebration in music, word and dance, of love: the prime mover in the universe and central theme and impulse in all of the work of Jalaluddin Rumi. 

Jalaluddin Rumi, poet, mystic and advocate of divine love. One of the world’s best loved poets, now more than ever Rumi speaks to all people who love truth and beauty, and who search for the face of unity wherever it shows itself and in whatever form it takes.

Alan Williams and Roderick Grierson from the Rumi Institute; Kudsi Erguner master of the ney flute; a Whirling Dervish Sema and artist Ismail Acar from Turkey; talks and music with Emily Young, Mairi Campell, Arthur Brown, Andrea Helesfai; workshops, performances and exhibitions in the sweetest of company and most beautiful of locations. Held at the Beshara School on the Chisholme Estate a hidden gem of the Scottish Borders.


Weekend and day tickets available, with or without camping. Special rates for young people and people living locally.

Read more on Rumi and the Beshara School

Ticket sales and programme details are now available online at the Festival website: www.rumifestival.org

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