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Sep 25

One Day Removals, Mark Stirton's 2008 black comedy about two Aberdeen removal men whose day goes very wrong, has landed on Amazon Prime Video. Probably the first feature film made entirely in Doric. We spoke to Mark about the deal and how he got it made.

Poster for "Elevated Dreams Performance" at Aberdeen Art Gallery, 26 September 2026, over a yellow and black halftone illustration of abstract textured shapes.

Sep 25

Cath Keay, Emma Bowen and Victoria Hume perform live at Aberdeen Art Gallery this Saturday, celebrating the creativity of Austrian refugee Antonia Jabloner, who lived and worked in the North East. A chance to see the Elevated Dreams exhibition brought to life, with time to discuss the themes and ar...Read more

Sep 25

Aberdeen Art Gallery is offering up to £2,500 to artists in AB postcode areas to explore what it means to belong in Scotland right now. The latest round of its Micro-Commissions programme is open for applications. There are just a few days to get your application in.

Poster for The Laurettes at Tunnels, 17 October 2026, above a red and orange duotone photo of the band performing on stage.

Sep 25

All-female Scottish five-piece The Laurettes bring their fusion of indie folk and Celtic rock to the Tunnels on 17 Oct. Festival regulars at Belladrum, HebCelt and Tiree, they've also supported Jess Glynne, Peat & Diesel and Skerryvore.

Black and white portrait of comedian Rosie Jones laughing with her hand raised to her mouth, set against a red halftone background with a yellow and black outlined silhouette.

Sep 24

WayWord is in its final preparations ahead of 3–11 Oct. Programmed by local young people, the festival brings Rosie Jones, Jenni Fagan, Mairi Kidd and Elle Machray to the city alongside over 30 free or low-cost events.