culture
Home concerts and crafty challenges announced to keep north-east engaged in culture during lockdown
Nuart 2020 will bring artists from across the globe to Aberdeen street art festival
Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo celebrates 70 years with free exhibition
New cinema complex ‘will be 21st century temple for film’
Controversial planning application to be lodged today which will see Ironworks torn down for hotel
Former BBC chairman’s message to Government: British people love the broadcaster
BBC not under attack, Culture Secretary says, as she moots licence fee change
ERASMUS: EU students in Aberdeen speak of ‘privilege’ of studying abroad as Brexit leaves uncertain future for programme
‘Onwards and upwards’ for Across the Grain festival
Popular Fochabers ice-cream parlour celebrates both Burns Night and the Chinese New Year in one flavour combination
Rethink of Across the Grain festival to boost sales
Replacing crude with culture: Could Aberdeen ride the wave of a cultural renaissance and become a tourist hotspot?
Call for Doric enthusiasts to apply for heritage group’s grant
Government should shift Ashes coverage to public broadcasters, say peers
The Royal National Mod begins in Glasgow
Aberdeen band Pages aims for glory in battle of the bands competition with top prize of supporting Biffy Clyro
New funding scheme pays off with classical concert in Aberdeen and historic invention recreated at Grampian Transport Museum
Jeremy Kyle invited to appear before MPs investigating reality TV
‘Dream come true’ as house that inspired Peter Pan opens to public
National whisky festival heading to Aberdeen for the first time
Jeremy Kyle ‘utterly devastated’ after cancellation of TV show
The Jeremy Kyle Show axed for good after death of guest
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon turns interviewer for opening night of Aberdeen’s Granite Noir
