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Aberdeen International Youth Festival

The Festival is a unique platform for young talent and a celebration of youthful creativity and innovation. This year we are welcoming an astonishing array of talent from across the world, including dancers and traditional storytellers from Africa, ballet and traditional dance from the Caribbean, classical music from India and singers from Norway, as well as whole lot more.  Read more » 

Wizard 2009

Wizard Festival Information

Wizard enters its third year in 2009 and we are aiming for the stars with lots of great music and arena acts.
Billed as a “magical” little festival we are based in the Aberdeenshire countryside, just 30 miles from the city of Aberdeen.  Read more » 

With the generous support of local family company Fotheringham Property Developments, our annual event is hosting its renowned variety of international and more locally based acts for another fun-packed weekend!

Interspersed with live music on the main stage are a magician, aerial acts and surprise music features on a small stage. The Festival is being held for the tenth consecutive year at Sillyflatt Farm, Inverbervie, on the evenings of Saturday, May 2nd. and Sunday, May 3rd. at 7.30PM.

Sillyflatt Farm is situated one mile south of the 'Royal Burgh' of Inverbervie, and is accessed directly from th

e A92 Stonehaven to Montrose "Coast Road", near the turn-off for the coastal village of Gourdon. As well as the appealing mix and variety of very danceable live music in the evenings, during the Saturday and Sunday afternoons, Music and Craft tuition workshops are also on offer at the nearby Mill of Benholm.  Read more » 

Interface & Knowledge Transfer Partnership

Aberdeen Seminar

Interface – The knowledge connection for business is hosting 4 seminars across Scotland in November and December in conjunction with the Economic and Social Sciences Research Council and Knowledge Transfer Partnership Centres to highlight opportunities and funding for businesses in engaging with economic and social sciences departments of Scottish Universities.  Read more » 

The Conservation, Care and Maintenance of Scotland’s Historic Kirkyards Course

To be held at Fyvie Castle, Fyvie, Aberdeenshire, the Scottish Traditional Skills Training Centre will deliver a highly important two day training course: THE CONSERVATION, CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF SCOTLAND’S HISTORIC KIRKYARDS.  Read more » 

Archaeolink Prehistory Park

Archaeolink is a multi award winning living history park and visitor attraction, with a central focus on education, participation and fun.

Travel 10,000 years in one day from the Mesolithic to a Roman Marching Camp, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions, featuring hands on activities, workshops and guided tours everyday, Archaeolink is a dynamic historical experience for all the family.

Situated in the beautiful countryside of Aberdeenshire in the shadow of the dramatic Bennachie mountain range, the park occupies a central location in the diverse archaeological landscape of North East Scotland.  Read more » 

BOOTS Hillwalkers

BOOTS is an informal hillwalking group based in Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire

BOOTS offers people living in the Aberdeenshire area and their friends and visitors the means of organising access to the hills in the company of others with a similar interest in hillwalking. Prior to booking on their first outing, new members should confirm their experience and current level of fitness with John Baillie or John Hughes and contact the walk organiser in good time for the first walk they wish to join. Walkers, including the less experienced can take part in outings that they might not otherwise have tackled, developing their own capabilities in the process. The group actively encourages the development of hillcraft amongst its members, and can organise instruction in navigating skills and safety awareness and practices.  Read more » 

Aberdeen Oilers

Early in 2007, a group of enthusiastic young people set up a new sports club in Aberdeen. The sport is called floorball, an indoor variant of hockey, which can be described as a modern form of the more commonly known sport of unihoc. Fuelled by the enthusiasm of two students from the floorball nation of Switzerland and two ex-Dundee floorball players, the club was formed in record time.

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