Out and About: Scots Trad Music Awards Return to Aberdeen
The traditional music scene gathers in the Granite City for a night of celebration and live performances.
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Dr Kathryn Harkup explores the shocking Georgian experiments that made Shelley’s novel possible.
Out and About: Aberdeen Arts Centre to Host First Christmas Fayre
The event will highlight local creators while raising funds for the venue.
This is November: Aberdeen Culture Catches a Golden Glow
Your chance to get out and bask in the warmth of the city's cultural scene.
Ocean's 3 Bring Two Decades of Classics to Aberdeen Arts Centre
The trio who’ve played everywhere from lorries to cruise ships finally get an orchestra.
SMHAF Writing Awards Come to Aberdeen for First Time
Writers wrestle with comfort and discomfort around mental health in this collaboration with Wayword
From Psychology to Paint: Joyce Davies Opens Personal Exhibition
Self-taught artist processes trauma after decades helping young people do the same.
APA Draws Over 400,000 Audience Members Over 12 Months
International programming included artists and companies making their debut in the north-east.
LEGO Event Returns to P&J Live After Selling Out Twice
Granite City hosts its third brick-building event on 22nd February 2026.
Moving Museum: The UK's Only Exhibition Train Set to Arrive in Aberdeen
Platform 3 hosts interactive railway exhibit celebrating 200 years of the rail network on 19 and 20 October.
shmuFM to Mark 18 Years With Marathon Broadcast
The thriving community radio project has trained and broadcast hundreds of voices across Aberdeen
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd Announces Lemon Tree Show
Comedian heading to Aberdeen with personal material about neurodivergence, sexuality and lunacy.
Three Aberdeen Artists Reimagine the City's Maritime Identity
Dog walks, cold-water swimming and seal perspectives replace traditional maritime responses.
Aberdeen Comedy Festival Sets 2026 Dates After 16,000-Strong Comeback
Russell Howard, John Kearns and Laura Lexx lead three-weekend lineup next autumn.