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2016
October
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Family Fun: Reading Dens
-This event was cancelled
Free, fun-filled afternoon of craft and exploration for children and their adults
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The creation of archaeology as a science in Scotland in the mid nineteenth century
-Evening lecture in association with University of Aberdeen Museums and the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
September
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Exhibition: Scotstyle
-Scotstyle 19 Sept - 30 Sept 2016 The Scotstyle pop-up exhibition celebrates the top 100 buildings from 1916 to 2015, chosen by the Scottish public. This Scotland-wide tour showcases the best of Scotland's architecture, both historic and recent. The selection of the 100 buildings was made by public nomination, informed by an...
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Exhibition: Best of the Best
-Best of the Best: Scotland's Award-Winning Buildings, Places and Communities 19 Sept - 30 Sept 2016 Running alongside the Scotstyle exhibition is a touring display that showcases more of Scotland's award-winning architecture. The Best of the Best features 132 projects from the past five years - including The Sir Duncan Rice Library....
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Exhibition: A CATECHISM OF THE LAWS OF STORMS
-A Catechism of the Laws of Storms John Burnside & Will Maclean 15 Sept - 4 Dec 2016 Visitors to the Event Space on the ground floor of The Sir Duncan Rice Library can see an evocative exhibition of prints featuring 12 Poems by John Burnside with accompanying illustrations by Will Maclean.
August
June
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HUMBUG: 'Sketches by Boz' - a talk by Paul Schlicke
-As part of the HUMBUG event, Dr Paul Schlicke will be giving a talk about Charles Dickens's first publication, 'Sketches by Boz'. The talk will be preceded by a showing of Michael Steele's short film 'Novel Performances by Dickens' about Dickens's reading tours and his appearances at Aberdeen Music Hall. 6.30pm...
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HUMBUG! A preposterous evening of Dickensian fun
-A preposterous evening of fun for all ages inspired by some of Charles Dickens's most colourful characters.
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The Land Endures: Bringing Sunset Song to Life
-A new student-curated exhibition that explores the local heritage of North East Scotland through Lewis Grassic Gibbon's novel 'Sunset Song'
