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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.

Split-panel collage combining a stacked blue-toned image of a saxophonist playing with a yellow-toned portrait of a woman holding a saxophone, set on a striped yellow background.

Sep 11

The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra marks Coltrane's centenary at Fountainhall Church on 19 Sep, with Emma Rawicz, one of British jazz's most exciting young saxophonists, as featured soloist. Newly commissioned arrangements inspired by a legacy that shaped generations of players.

Poster for "Elevated Dreams" at Aberdeen Art Gallery, until 10 January 2027, over a black and yellow halftone image of an abstract architectural sculpture.

Sep 10

Currently showing at Aberdeen Art Gallery until 10 Jan 2027, Elevated Dreams marks the creativity of Antonia Jabloner, an Austrian refugee who settled in the North East during the Second World War. Sculpture, film and music built around sketchbooks she produced during long-term psychiatric confinem...Read more

Sep 10

The Singer follows a struggling musician and his deaf friend, exploring how music can be felt as much as heard, with original songs by KT Tunstall and an interactive BSL lesson woven into the show. Mitchell Reid caught it at the Lemon Tree and loved it. ⭕ Catch his review on POST