Opinion
Why I’m Watching a Film I Can’t Stand at Aberdeen’s Most Beloved Cinema Event
The annual showing of It’s a Wonderful Life at Cowdray Hall brings Aberdeen’s film community together.
Community
Community
We Are Here Scotland Launches New Directory
The website promotes greater visibility and fair compensation to build real diversity in the arts.
Cinema
Rallying Call for The Belmont Cinema’s Revival
Local voices are strongly urging MSPs to support vital funding for the beloved cinema.
Community
Your Green Ideas Could Shape Aberdeen's Future
NESCAN Hub offers funding and support for community-led environmental initiatives.
Art
New Legal Graffiti Wall Opens for Artists in the South of the City
Aberdeen street art scene grows with a new legal wall that combines artistic opportunity with community engagement.
Cinema
Grant Brings Belmont Cinema One Step Closer to Net Zero
Foundation Scotland grant supports a brighter and greener cinematic experience at Belmont Cinema.
Art
Honouring Scotland’s LGBTQ+ History Through ‘Queer & Now’
The show, including Bart Grabski’s moving ‘Oral Portraits,’ reflects on the role of queer spaces in Aberdeen during the 1980s.
Community
Bigger and Better: TEDxAberdeen 2024 Ticket Applications Now Open
Join TEDxAberdeen 2024 this November to explore the theme of identity—apply now for tickets before the 13 October deadline.
Community
New Park Proposal for Queen Street Takes Shape
Aberdeen’s £15 million Queen Street urban park proposal aims to create a lively green space, boosting pedestrian and cycling access between the city centre and the beach.
Events
Celebrate Green Living with a Day of Fun in Seaton Park
Envirolution Aberdeen offers a full day of eco-conscious fun with local vendors, creative challenges, and opportunities to support sustainable causes.
Community
A Fresh Brew with a Purpose Comes to Westburn Park
The Coffee Box at Westburn Park is Clan Cancer Support’s newest venture, blending community spirit with great coffee.
Community
Exploring Aberdeen’s Festival of the Sea with Lesley Anne Rose
Open Road’s Lesley Anne Rose discusses the upcoming Festival of the Sea, exploring the city’s maritime roots.