New Theatre Group Turns Focus to Concert on Mental Health
Company built on giving people a chance takes on grief and isolation.
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This is September: Festivals Big and Small in the Limelight
Each event pulls a different thread of Aberdeen culture into view.
We Are Here Scotland Asks Aberdeen to Host a Christmas to Remember
Volunteers and helpers needed for care-experienced young people this Christmas.
Aberdeen Art Gallery Wants to Know What Scottish Identity Means to You
Artists in the AB postcode areas can apply for funding tied to the gallery’s collections.
Envirolution Aberdeen Back at Seaton Park for It’s Third Year
Music and repair workshops join climate talks for a free day out
Twelve Angry Men Brings Courtroom Drama to HMT
Gray O’Brien and Bill Ward top the bill in this stage adaptation
The Dirty Hearts Club Ready to Celebrate 20 Years
Snafu’s legendary Thursday night returns to Tunnels for final farewell.
Kin’s Rotate Fest to Bring Fred Deakin to the Tunnels
Former Lemon Jelly member joins local creatives to build a night of visuals.
Croatian Painter Hrvoje Majer to Make Aberdeen Art Fair Debut
Oil portraits and a new Scottish landscape series shown for the first time.
Climate Week North East: A Fortnight of Small Local Action
Beach cleans, film nights and repair sessions fill two weeks of community events.
Aberdeen Restaurant Weeks Back With a Feast of Flavours
Much-loved food festival returns with several city favourites making their debut.
One Day Removals Lands on Amazon Prime, Nearly Two Decades On
Aberdeen’s Doric black comedy now reaches an international streaming audience.
New Film Captures Robert Montgomery’s Glowing Poem at Bon Accord Baths
Nuart’s second film in a week preserves an indoor installation that’s had a special effect.
WayWord Festival Invites Local Writers to Help Build a New Play
Three writer-performers will craft the story alongside Aberdeen playwright Mae Diansangu