The Greyhope Bay Centre at Torry Battery opened its doors on Saturday 9th of April. This wonderful café space offers stunning views of Aberdeen city, the coast and the harbour. Because of this, it’s one of the best places to see bottlenose dolphins in the world from land. Using
Cinema
Nights is a feature-length crime drama currently being filmed in Aberdeen. It explores addiction, broken relationships, and the supernatural. This passion project has been self-funded until this point, but writer/director Omid Farkhondeh is now crowdfunding the film, with hopes to complete it later this year. Production is currently about
Post Aberdeen Newsletter
Hiya! Over the past few weeks, Aberdeen has come alive again. The SPECTRA light festival, the return of a Dons legend, an International Jazz Festival, a hugely successful Comic-Con and the days getting a wee bit longer have all had a positive effect on our collective psyche. People are in
Community
Schools across Scotland are adopting the LGBT Charter, as Hazlehead Academy pupils collaborate on mural with Outlines Collective.
Festivals
Good news, Aberdeen! After last year’s successful online events and October hybrid programme, Scotland’s second-largest jazz event ‘The Aberdeen Jazz Festival’ is back for 2022, from March 17th – 27th with a full 10-day programme of exciting live events across the city! This year the Aberdeen Jazz Festival will
Cinema
As we make our way from Winter through to Spring, Aberdeen’s Belmont Filmhouse cinema is a great way to brighten up a dark night or two. Their warm welcoming cinema screens have a wide range of films and seasons to enjoy. We’ve taken a closer look at some
Dark Nights Film Festival Aberdeen will play host to the Dark Nights Film Festival this March. The festival, brand new to the city, runs from 4-5 March and will share a dazzling array of Scottish screen stories from Bond to flesh eating zombies. The exciting programme of events will see
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January is always a quiet month, so in the latest issue, we decided to take a look at the year ahead in Aberdeen. There are always amazing things going on in the city, but sometimes this news can get lost amongst all the other stuff that demands our attention as
Speakers at this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day in Aberdeen will reflect on the importance of coming together to remember victims of genocide. The event which takes place on 27 Jan at Cowdray Hall, will also explore issues with anti-Semitism that still happen in our communities. International Holocaust Memorial Day
Art
SPECTRA is back for 2022 with a luminescent line-up ready to light up Aberdeen’s dark winter nights. This year artists, exploring Scotland’s Year of Stories, feature stunning new commissions, collaborations and Scottish premieres. The massive event, which in previous years has drawn huge crowds, will take place between
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We can all agree that 2021 was a difficult year for many of us, but Aberdeen provided us with wonderful highlights that made getting through it a lot easier. The return of NuArt to the city is always a much needed blast of colour to our hearts and to Aberdeen’
Former Atlantic rower and dad of three Chris Howard The Coast Walker is to spend hogmanay in Aberdeen as he continues his mammoth walk round the coast of Britain. He’ll arrive on 31st December, stay overnight and he needs YOUR help to raise funds for Children in Need. Lockdown