Holocaust Memorial Day is held each year on 27 January to mark the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp. The day will begin with Marischal College being lit ...

Twin sculptures from Aberdeen Art Gallery’s collection are the inspiration for an exhibition of new works by Members of Aberdeen Artists Society. The exhibition, Into the Light, opens to the public at ...

Residents, staff, volunteers and individual acts of community spirited kindness are being praised for their efforts in keeping Aberdeen moving during this month’s recent heavy snowfall. Road gritters, ...

Compared to likes of PG Wodehouse or Jasper Fforde, Olga is a former Comedy Women in Print Prize and CrimeFest Award nominee and her 'Miss Blaine's Prefect and the Uncharted Island' was recently named ...

This beautiful concert venue with its exceptional acoustic was funded by a gift from Annie, Viscountess Cowdray, whose family has strong links with Aberdeenshire. It was constructed to encourage “a ...

Journey into the rich musical traditions that accompanied Scottish whalers, fishermen, and Hudson’s Bay Company workers from the 1700s onward. Enjoy archive recordings, live fiddle performance and ...

This exhibition, on the balcony of the Art Gallery’s Remembrance Hall, pairs objects from the collection with poetry written by veterans: Ernest Archibald who survived the sinking of the RMS ...

Laura MacDonald continues to shine as one of the UK’s most distinctive voices in jazz. Appearing in duo with pianist Paul Harrison, she presents a refined mix of original compositions, inventive ...

Spectra, Scotland’s Festival of Light, will return to Aberdeen from 5-8 February, lighting up the city centre through various installations. Find out more on the Spectra website.

Do we really need all this stuff? Museums across the UK are asking themselves the same question. Lead Curator Thomas Megaw and Rationalisation Officer Jade Flannery share their insights into the ...