Theatre
Greenpeace’s Brent Spar Protest Brought to Life in New Musical
To Save The Sea comes to Aberdeen’s Tivoli Theatre, bringing a powerful tale of activism, oil, and the environment.
Art
The show, including Bart Grabski’s moving ‘Oral Portraits,’ reflects on the role of queer spaces in Aberdeen during the 1980s.
Art
Artists are invited to join the illustrator in creating sculptures for Clan Cancer Support’s BookBench Trail.
Festivals
Aberdeen Beer Festival 2025 promises a lineup of local and international brews at the Music Hall
Post Aberdeen Newsletter
From photography exhibitions to printmaking classes, the October POST newsletter is packed with ways to enjoy Aberdeen's cultural scene.
Community
Join TEDxAberdeen 2024 this November to explore the theme of identity—apply now for tickets before the 13 October deadline.
Art
Join Peacock as they host the Outlaw Printmaker for an exciting 3-day woodcut workshop this October
Music
Aberdeen’s creative hub, The Anatomy Rooms, will welcome P.G. Six for a live performance later this month.
Community
Aberdeen’s £15 million Queen Street urban park proposal aims to create a lively green space, boosting pedestrian and cycling access between the city centre and the beach.
Art
Visit Bodies at Rest at Arkade Gallery before 7th October to experience Michael Hautemulle’s exploration of rest.
Your free monthly guide to Aberdeen culture and events
In Our Spaces offers a £3,000 commission to city artists, encouraging them to explore mental health through creative projects.
Summer Ends When I Say delivers funky, soulful energy with Renelle 893 and Vagrant Real Estate at the top of their game.
The BookBench Trail, organised by Clan Cancer Support, invites artists to create nautically themed benches for the 2025 Tall Ships event.
Aberdeen podcasts offer something for every listener, from creative arts to football and mental health to the music scene.
Envirolution Aberdeen offers a full day of eco-conscious fun with local vendors, creative challenges, and opportunities to support sustainable causes.
The Coffee Box at Westburn Park is Clan Cancer Support’s newest venture, blending community spirit with great coffee.
Join Aberdeen Art Gallery for a day of family fun and historical discovery during Scottish Archaeology Month.
Imogen Stirling's Love the Sinner takes centre stage in a contemporary theatrical adaptation by Vanishing Point Theatre Co.
Visitors can explore a piece of Aberdeen's turbulent past with the Montrose Letter, on display at Provost Skene’s House from 4th to 8th September.
This month, discover new artistic voices, savour local flavours, and enjoy a whole load of cultural events throughout Aberdeen.
NEOS brings artists and art lovers together across the North East, celebrating artistic practice.
Aberdeen Performing Arts venues are celebrating diversity and inclusivity with new art installations that declare, “Everyone is Welcome Here.”