Financial trouble at The Gaudie: Fundraising appeal launched
It emerged earlier today that The Gaudie, the University of Aberdeen student newspaper, was in financial trouble. The team has launched a…
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Your guide to June's best events, exhibitions, and festivals
Nuart’s inspiring addition: Stencibility celebrates Estonian street-art
Aberdeen street-art fans are in for a treat as the vibrant and thought-provoking Stencibility exhibition heads to The Print Room.
Hours lead Tzusan and Shogun on Scottish tour
Hours, Aberdeen's hip-hop platform, announces a Scottish tour featuring acclaimed artists Tzusan and Shogun, with a stop at Captain Tom’s in Aberdeen on June 24.
Straight Outta Mannofield: Aberdeen music scene supports young people
Aberdeen's music scene unites to support Mannofield Explorer Scouts by creating a compilation album, "Straight Outta Mannofield," featuring 20 local artists.
View of Aberdeen exhibition paints vibrant portrait of the city
Discover the vibrant voices of our diverse community at the View of Aberdeen exhibition, set to open its doors at Aberdeen Art Gallery…
New Chef the Rapper Payday delivers spectacular summer vibes
Chef The Rapper is set to release a new single, "Payday," featuring Katherine Aly this Sunday, marking the beginning of his plan to drop a new single monthly for the next year
35: The new creative space to foster Aberdeen talent
A new creative hub has emerged in Aberdeen, thanks to the vision of Mark Kemp, owner of the design agency FortyTwo Studio. His goal is to…
Nuart Aberdeen to turn Marischal Quad into jungle of imagination
Marischal College Quad will transform into a vibrant chalk mural created by about 400 schoolchildren, guided by street artist KMG, as part of the festival's largest public participation event.
Search begins for new owner of The Belmont
Exciting developments are underway for the Belmont Cinema. An Aberdeen City Council committee has given the green light to begin the search…
Neurodiversity forum marks return of the Umbrella Project
Over 600 parents and teachers have registered for free events aimed at supporting neurodiverse children and youth, prompting the relocation of the opening event to a larger venue due to high demand.
Greyhope Bay Needs Your Vote
Greyhope Bay is urging Aberdeen residents to vote for their National Lottery funding bid to transform Torry Battery into a vibrant hub celebrating local heritage through a unique learning program and community-led decision-making platform.