Event Archive

Conducted by David J. Smith and Christopher Gray. King's College Chapel Choir and the University Choral Society bring together a programme celebrating the choral works of Benjamin Britten, his friends and influences.

Conducted by Christopher Gray. Works by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Shostakovich. A performance as part of 'Connecting Britten' festival.

Print Shop Window: An Exhibition of Visual Satire explores the power of cartoons to stimulate political debate, comment on public behaviour and influence political and social change. Drawing on a lively selection of satirical prints and material from the University of Aberdeen’s Special Collections, this exhibition features examples of caricatures...

Sparked by the reporting of the IPCC Summary Report on the BBC, Sheelagh O'Reilly will explore some of the issues around Climate Justice and what this means in relation to mitigation and adaptation, including the development of Low Carbon Economies.

Following the dramatic political change in Burma led by Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi, the BBC was asked to assist in the creation of Burma's new public broadcasting network, and the individual they chose to advise was Sandy Bremner.

Drawing on a lively selection of satirical prints and material from the University of Aberdeen's Special Collections, this exhibition features examples of caricatures by various artists.

John Bird is the founder and force behind The Big Issue, the world's most successful street magazine.

FameLab is the UK's biggest competition to find the newest voices in science communication.

One of Scotland's most high profile court practitioners, Simon Di Rollo has argued a number of important cases before the Court of Session, the Sheriff Court, the High Court of Justiciary and General Medical Council tribunals.

The annual Remembrance Sunday Service will be held in King's College Chapel on Sunday 10 November 2013.