Music
Jazz Storyteller Sam Newbould Set for Aberdeen Debut at Blue Lamp
The evening will blend personal stories with dynamic jazz, exploring themes of home and belonging.
Latest
Celebrate African Music and Culture this April at The Lemon Tree
Afro Indie Series 2.0 features Tomi Thomas, AiiTee, Eri Ife, LikkLe bVnti, and Lanre Shonubi.
People
How Trusting Communities Shaped Aberdeen's Jazz Festival
INTERVIEW: Development director Simon Gall explains why giving communities creative control transforms local culture.
Festivals
Get Inspired this with WayWORD’s Creative Writing Spring Warm-Up
The creative writing festival launches an exciting programme featuring workshops, readings, and artistic events.
Cinema
Finding a New Economic 'Purpose' in New Climate Crisis Doc
The screening at Fittie Community Hall encourages us all to rethink economic priorities.
Aberdeen Filmmaker’s Documentary on Soprano’s Legacy Wins
Professor Alan Marcus’ heartfelt film shines a light on the remarkable journey of Pauline Lightstone.
Theatre
An Inspector Calls Brings Timeless Thrills to Aberdeen’s Stage
Tim Treloar stars in this gripping thriller at His Majesty’s Theatre, exploring responsibility and inequality.
People
Eve Nicol on Her Vision for Aberdeen Arts Centre: A Home for Creativity, Connection, and Bold Ideas
The newly appointed creative director shares her plans to build on the momentum and turn the venue into a hub for storytelling.
POST Aberdeen Newsletter
Spring Spreads a Warm Cultural Glow Across Aberdeen
POST Newsletter: Longer days bring a fresh energy to the city's cultural scene.
Comedy
David O’Doherty Brings His Tiny Piano to Aberdeen
The Irish comedian returns to the Tivoli Theatre next week with his signature mix of music and laughs.
Theatre
Eve Nicol Joins Aberdeen Arts Centre as Creative Director
Amidst challenges facing the arts sector, the new creative director aims to build on the centre’s recent resurgence.
Art
Weaving Aberdeen’s History: A Tapestry of Identity and Belonging
Exciting Sekai Machache commission brings contemporary art and historical reflection to Sir Duncan Rice Library.