Event Archive

Join a host of speakers on Tuesday evenings to learn about a variety of topics, ranging from democracy and architecture, to cookery and murals.

As part of this year’s celebrations for the bi-centenary of Charles Dickens, The University of Aberdeen is delighted to present award-winning actress Miriam Margolyes with her acclaimed Olivier Award-nominated production, 'Dickens’ Women.'

This one-day festival addresses the role that walking, as a pastime, plays in the lives of people in many geographies, and explores writing and art inspired by walking.

When Annie Lennox was in the Eurythmics, Pete Smith was in a rock band of his own.

Overcome the back to school blues with a selection of scientific wonders from Satrosphere's show team.

Three lunchtime recitals will take place in King's College Chapel on three Tuesdays in August.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the V&A exhibition, created in collaboration with Annie Lennox herself.

Great progress has been made in curbing the HIV pandemic. Yet HIV is still increasing in some groups, including socially excluded young people.

From the beginnings of her music career, Annie Lennox has toyed with our understandings of gender.

With the Olympics just around the corner, join the editor of Au Magazine's latest edition to discuss how the pursuit of an Olympic medal is no longer just about drive and determintation.