Event Archive

Scotland's bestselling crime author joins us to celebrate the launch of his new Rebus book "Saints of the Shadow Bible".

Join Dr Leanne Townsend for a discussion of the possible impacts of the internet in rural communities, featuring perspectives from Gartly’s own Tin Hut.

With Scotland considering its future, we'll explore how other societies have managed similar political changes.

James Robertson, author of Joseph Knight, which was chosen as the text for 2013 The Big Read common reading programme in the College of Arts and Social Sciences. The book is based on a historical court case where Knight challenged his status as a slave when taken from Jamaica...

The Open Evening will feature the Polish and Scottish Song and Story Group, and also piper Ian Kinnear for the musical entertainment at around 7.00pm.

The book for this year's 'The Big Read' common reading programme is Joseph Knight by James Robertson, which received both the Scottish Saltire and the Scottish Arts Council Book of the Year awards 2003/04. James Robertson was also the first Writer in Residence at the Scottish Parliament.

An evening of inspired thoughts around the theme of 'Our Society' all captured in 6 minutes and 40 seconds.

What is the impact on people’s lives of having access to the Internet? Come for a lively discussion led by Dr Leanne Townsend inspired by experiences from the Scottish Sculpture Workshop.

Engage with fascinating topics in physics in a new series of public talks.

Scotland's building blocks tell a surprising history going back over three billion years.