New Jenny Hood Exhibition, Nine, Explores Personal Change

Finding a Way Forward: Arkade Gallery hosts an introspective exploration of memory, loss, and growth.

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.

Honouring Scotland’s LGBTQ+ History Through ‘Queer & Now’

The show, including Bart Grabski’s moving ‘Oral Portraits,’ reflects on the role of queer spaces in Aberdeen during the 1980s.

Johanna Basford Leads the Charge for Clan’s BookBench Trail

Artists are invited to join the illustrator in creating sculptures for Clan Cancer Support’s BookBench Trail.

Fierce Beer Leads the Way for New Aberdeen Beer Festival

Aberdeen Beer Festival 2025 promises a lineup of local and international brews at the Music Hall

October's Events Calendar is Bursting with Cultural Highlights

From photography exhibitions to printmaking classes, the October POST newsletter is packed with ways to enjoy Aberdeen's cultural scene.

Bigger and Better: TEDxAberdeen 2024 Ticket Applications Now Open

Join TEDxAberdeen 2024 this November to explore the theme of identity—apply now for tickets before the 13 October deadline.

Explore the Art of Woodcut Printmaking with Sean Starwars

Join Peacock as they host the Outlaw Printmaker for an exciting 3-day woodcut workshop this October

Experimental Folk Artist P.G. Six to Play Aberdeen for the First Time

Aberdeen’s creative hub, The Anatomy Rooms, will welcome P.G. Six for a live performance later this month.

New Park Proposal for Queen Street Takes Shape

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.

Michael Hautemulle Brings New Thought-Provoking Work to Arkade Gallery

Visit Bodies at Rest at Arkade Gallery before 7th October to experience Michael Hautemulle’s exploration of rest.

Outer Spaces Launches Commission Opportunity for Aberdeen Artists

In Our Spaces offers a £3,000 commission to city artists, encouraging them to explore mental health through creative projects.