A new exhibition at Traquair House, near Innerleithen, reveals the close association between the Stuarts of Traquair and the Jacobite cause.

A Jacobite Story runs until September 30, using rare letters, documents, jewellery and glass to tell the history of the family's involvement in the rebellion of 1715. A Jacobite Detective Trail, linked to the exhibition, has been designed to encourage children to look for Jacobite secrets hidden throughout the House.

Also, as part of events to mark the 300th anniversary of the rebellion, a lute and harpsichord recital featuring Jan Waterfield and Jamie Akers will take place on June 13. The Traquair Harpsichord dates from 1651, and this concert will be the first time it has been played in public for 20 years.

www.traquair.co.uk

Glasgow's Star Folk Club, which recently won a music industry award for services to folk music, has announced is programme for June. Winners of the Young Folk prize at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2014, the Mischa MacPherson Trio, pictured above, appear on June 2, followed by Melbourne-based Irish singer-songwriter Enda Kenny on June 9.

Blues pianist and founder member of the Groundhogs and Savoy Brown blues bands, Bob Hall appears with his bassist-singer partner, Hilary Blythe, on June 16. Americana singer-songwriter Edwina Hayes is at the club on June 23 and former JSB Band fiddler Chuck Fleming teams up with singer-accordionist Benny Graham on June 30.

The club meets every Tuesday at 8pm at the Admiral Bar on Waterloo Street.

www.starfolkclub.com

Pollok House Arts Society's next concert, on Sunday June 7, celebrates the memory of Erik Chisholm, the Scottish composer who died 50 years ago this year. Glasgow-born Chisholm was regarded as the leading Scottish modernist composer of his time and was the first composer to incorporate Scottish traditional music in his works.

Soprano Emily Mitchell, baritone Douglas Nairne, pianist Edward Cohen and master of ceremonies, Dr John Purser, author of Erik Chisholm: Chasing A Restless Muse, will present selected works for voice and piano from 5pm.

www.phas.org.uk

The saxophone and trumpet-playing Sellars Brothers return to the Sunday afternoon jazz session at Clarks Bar in Dundee as this month's special guests on June 14 following the success of their appearance at the city centre residency in May. The sessions run from 3:30pm to 5:30pm and feature a resident band drawn from a pool of local talents.

www.clarksonlindsaystreet.com