Event Archive

Coming to Inverurie: a brand new series of informal discussions on some of the latest exciting areas of science and technology.

There is a common perception that in his Scottish novels Walter Scott constructs a Romantic version of Jacobitism that helps consign the nation’s identity to an appealing but defeated past. In fact, as the allusion to Redgauntlet in the title of this talk suggests, Scott’s relationship to Jacobitism is far...

An afternoon seminar on Research in Nepal hosted by the Centre for Sustainable International Development.

Award-winning action feature film telling the Inuit historic legend of an evil spirit. Filmed in Igloolik, Nunavut, Canada. Inuktitut/ English subtitles. This film is suitable for age 15 and above. Free. King's Museum (01224) 274330 There will be a second screening at 12:30 3rd march 2012 at the kings museum.

University of Aberdeen students invite the local community to join them in celebrating Islamic culture with a week long programme of events.

Daniel del Pino is one of the leading Spanish concert pianists on the international scene. We are delighted to welcome his return to Aberdeen for a programme combining Spanish piano music combined with works by Liszt.

Award-winning University of Aberdeen author Wayne Price launches his debut collection of short-stories, 'Furnace'.

Ecumenical Service

One of a series of evening lectures hosted by King's Museum

Join Siobhan Convery for a guided tour and discussion of the exhibition Rebels with a Cause: The Jacobites and the Global Imagination.