Greyhope Bay celebrates its first anniversary
Greyhope Bay celebrates its first anniversary with a weekend of activities at Torry Battery, featuring events for all ages.
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Rise Up! returns to celebrate Black and People of Colour creatives
Rise Up!, a festival celebrating Black and People of Colour creatives, returns to Aberdeen on 5th-6th May at the Music Hall and The Lemon Tree, featuring a keynote by Yahya Barry.
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April Showers in Aberdeen
The latest on this month's culture and events
Chapbook — A link to the North East’s Folk Music History
RUTH SALTER shares the story of Chapbook
Art Gallery micro commissions awarded to local artists
Friends of Aberdeen Art Gallery have selected three local artists to receive micro commissions for creating works that reflect the city's art and history collections.
Lynx seal League Championship with seconds to go
Aberdeen Lynx clinched the SNL League Championship with a last-second goal by Ben Edmonds against Edinburgh Capitals, capping a tense winner-take-all match.
New gallery Growing Pains takes root
Aberdeen artists Caitlin Robb and Ace Ireland, graduates of Gray’s School of Art, have launched Growing Pains, a gallery and creative space aimed at nurturing new talent and exploring broader creative fields.
Biggest Belief - new track from Vagrant Real Estate and Namesbliss
Aberdeen's Vagrant Real Estate and rapper Namesbliss have dropped 'Biggest Belief,' an introspective track now streaming globally and featured as BBC Scotland's Introducing Track of the Week.
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Keep Culture Alive
Aberdeen's culture scene is under threat
#SaveCulture - We MUST protect Aberdeen's vital cultural programme
It’s time we made the call to #SaveCulture in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen Art Gallery brings a little serenity to Relaxed Mondays
Aberdeen Art Gallery now offers Relaxed Mondays, creating a calmer environment tailored for neurodivergent individuals, adults with dementia, and those with mental health issues.
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Light up the Night
The return of SPECTRA, Granite Noir and a little more daylight