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Talk by Dr Dee Hoole, Honorary Research Fellow in History at the University of Aberdeen

Granite Noir is inspired by the incredible popularity of crime fiction in all its forms, by the fantastic contribution that Scottish writers make, by our love affair with Nordic Noir, on the page a

Share stories and enjoy being part of a community in these relaxed sessions with friendly staff who enjoy a good chat while showing you artworks and objects from the collection.

A programme by tutors and students from the hugely successful international music project which is opening up access to classical music education for young people in Torry.

Join artist and curator Alaya Ang and members of the LUX Scotland team for two programming workshops taking place on the 18 and 25 February 2 – 4pm in the Learn

Phil Astley, City Archivist and Dr. Dee Hoole, Honorary Research Fellow in History, University of Aberdeen.

Fiona Rennie, Aberdeen Women’s Alliance

Can you spot Guthrie the Goose with his friends and the ‘Goose Girl’ in Gallery 1?

Conducted by Sam Paul, the University of Aberdeen Chamber Choir is one of the North-East’s premier choirs, specialising in new choral music.

Come along and join in with this friendly singing group for people with dementia, their partners, families and friends. No singing experience needed, just come along and make music.

Joyce W Cairns PRSA DEd(hc) HRA HRHA HRWA HRBA RSW MA(RCA) is an acclaimed painter and printmaker who has a long association with Aberdeen.

2023 marks the 350th anniversary of the death of Alexander Jaffray.

LUX Scotland at Aberdeen Art Gallery

A rich and diverse programme from promising young musicians attending the UK’s most northerly centre of advanced music tuition.