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Portrait of singer Chloe Slater rendered in bold yellow and olive halftone, shot from below with a neckerchief-style tie and striped backdrop.

Sep 16

Chloe Slater plays an instore set at Assai Records on 8 Oct to mark the release of Riot Youth, out the following day, with a signing session alongside. Priority entry with a pre-order of the CD or vinyl, available in black or Indies eco blue.

Sep 16

HOURS is one of the most reliable routes into Aberdeen's hip-hop scene, and on 10 Oct it's back at The Cellar with Donz, Neero Noir and WLKR headlining the Granite City Showcase. There's an open mic slot on the bill too, if you fancy showing what you've got.

Event graphic for Silent, Soft, Birds and Breeze, until 27 September at Suttie Arts Space, ARI, featuring a close-up detail of a chalk or pastel drawing of soft, rounded organic forms on a dark background. Text describes GHAT's Graduate Exhibition Award, with this year's show featuring Annie Scott from Moray School of Art.

Sep 16

Last chance to catch GHAT's Graduate Exhibition Award at the Suttie Arts Space, closing 27 Sep. This year's show features Annie Scott from Moray School of Art, her textile work drawing parallels between woven cloth and the built environment.


Poster for the "Filmmakers & Creatives Networking Event" at Bartenders Lounge, 20 September 2026, above a red and yellow halftone image of a crowded street scene.

Sep 15

Crow House Projects' monthly networking night returns to the Bartenders Lounge on 20 Sep. Filmmakers, musicians, artists and makers take five minutes each to talk about their practice or current project, followed by a short film screening. Free entry, open to all.

Hand-lettered poster for "Fittie Sessions" featuring John Na Brown and Stephen Molloy, Saturday 24 October at 7:30pm, Fittie Community Hall, New Pier Road, £12, tickets via Eventbrite, illustrated with a mermaid and seaweed border around a black and white photo of two guitarists on a beach.

Sep 11

John NA Brown and Stephen Molloy share an evening of original acoustic folk at Fittie Community Hall on 24 Oct, two songwriters performing with no stage and no barriers between them and the room. Somewhere between a living room and a listening session. Relaxed, informal, and worth the trip to Fittie.