Granite Noir Turns Ten With a Look at Aberdeen's Darker Past
As well as celebrating the best of crime literature, the tenth edition will dig into real life crimes.
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The Blue Lamp to Close After 75 Years
Torry Residents Take the Stage With Their Own Story
Community Opportunity: WayWORD Wants Young People to Shape Its 2026 Programme
This is December: Closing the Year with a Flourish
Robin Hood: Talegate's Sixth Year at Aberdeen Arts Centre is a Merry Night Out
Nuart Aberdeen Makes Poetry And Text The Focus For World First
Community
Torry Residents Take the Stage With Their Own Story
The new theatre show grew out of the fight over St Fittick’s Park.
shmuFM to Mark 18 Years With Marathon Broadcast
Schoolchildren Bring Aberdeen Tram History Back to Life at Hazlehead
Aberdeen Arts Centre Recognised for Creative Access and Community Support
Big Belmont Bash Marks Summer’s End With City Centre Street
Exploring Creativity, Care and Safer Spaces
Backing Community Ideas for Local Climate Action
Art
Nuart Aberdeen Makes Poetry And Text The Focus For World First
The April event will explore how words and language work as public art.
Gray's School of Art Marks 140 Years With Intergenerational Exhibition
From Psychology to Paint: Joyce Davies Opens Personal Exhibition
Three Aberdeen Artists Reimagine the City's Maritime Identity
Langstane Place Studios Marks 20 Years of Creative Life in Aberdeen
Making and Meaning at Aberdeen Art Fair
Wanderlust Exhibition Rethinks How We Move Through Aberdeen
Events
Out and About African Creative Soirée Comes to Aberdeen
A celebration of African creativity and entrepreneurship arrives in the city this December.
Aberdeen Chases Large-Scale Events After Summer Success
Out and About: Scots Trad Music Awards Return to Aberdeen
The Real Experiments That Inspired Frankenstein's Monster
Out and About: Aberdeen Arts Centre to Host First Christmas Fayre
Ocean's 3 Bring Two Decades of Classics to Aberdeen Arts Centre