Art
Aberdeen’s Look Again project will host a gallery of animations bringing light and colour to the city this week. The Robert Gordon Uni backed event has launched a new exhibition in its St.Andrew Street Project Space. ‘Roy Gets Sad’, features the work of Indie McCue. The Gray’s
Art
Lesley Anne Rose is the co-founder of Open Road, a creative operation based in Aberdeen. They use art and culture to improve health and wellbeing and the local environment. Her work at the Fittie Community Development Trust recently caught our attention. We asked her about Open Road’s background, her
Cinema
Aberdeen’s independent cinema is ready to open it’s doors after weeks of closure due to Covid restrictions Cinemas across Scotland reopened on May 17, but the Belmont Filmhouse Cinema in Aberdeen took a little more time to prepare for the their moment to welcome back film fans. Monday
Creative Businesses
We chat with Louise Grant about building a brewery, running a business through the covid emergency and bouncing back with the help of community. Louise Grant has been the friendly face of Fierce since it’s inception…the welcoming smile. In our latest Temp Check Interview, we caught up with
Aberdeen producer and rising star Louis Seivwright has released a new track in collaboration with flamboyant Scottish singer songwriter Ama Jane. The song ‘Circles’ is the debut single from Louis’ upcoming album ‘Wonderland’. Seivwright wrote ‘Circles’ to symbolise being trapped in a never-ending loop of work and relationship problems. BBC
Nuart Aberdeen will return to the city for a Covid-safe series of outdoor events starting in June, and continuing over the summer of 2021. As a result, we can look forward to a full summer of new street art murals around Aberdeen city centre. Organisers cancelled the 2020 event due
Music
The team here at POST have have set up a playlist to support Aberdeen musicians. A place where you can find new songs by Aberdeen and NE Scotland’s very talented singers, songwriters, bands and producers. This is the story about why we made it happen. Sometimes I commit the
2020 has been harder for Ica Headlam than most…but has also seen him make the push from podcaster to campaigner. Originally from London, but settled in the the city for more than 15 years, his show Creative Me Podcast has shone a spotlight on the work of many of
People
Gary Kemp launched Doric Skateboards in 2017 with a vision to reinvigorate Aberdeen's skating scene, fostering a community of newcomers and old fans alike.
People
Aberdeen’s hospitality sector has been hit extremely hard by Covid-19. Business has been massively curtailed and the staff that are still working are on the frontline of an industry that has always had to tread a think line between safety and fun. One of the many venues in the
Cycle lanes have become a major talking point between Post community members over the past few weeks as city council decisions have caused derision no matter where people stand on cycle space management in Aberdeen. The future of cycling in the city seems very unclear, so we decided to reach
Creative Businesses
We’ve now faced restrictions to our lives in Aberdeen for the past 8 months. While Covid-19 has meant that we all have to share the burden of stopping the spread of the virus, there’s a cost to our mental health. We decided to check in with Aberdeen folk