Things to Do

Inverurie Music is breaking with tradition this year to present a classical concert during the holiday season.

Knitted bears have been hidden by Live Life Aberdeenshire Libraries to mark the 30th anniversary of the publication of children’s classic 'We’re Going on a Bear Hunt'.

Just a few tickets remain for a fundraising event in aid of Charlie House’s Big Build Appeal which will take place in Inverurie on Friday (June 28).

The 16th Garioch Theatre Festival will return next week with a varied programme of theatre.

A local youth theatre are busy rehearsing for their next show in Inverurie.

Families and young people from across Scotland could enjoy a free weekend away – courtesy of Hostelling Scotland and the Scottish Civic Trust.

The Quids in Theatre Company will bring their latest production to Inverurie tonight.

Exclusively Highlands will bring their summer craft and food fair to Inverurie this weekend.

The next Cafe Philosophique event will be held in Inverurie next week.

The smash-hit musical ‘The Greatest Showman’ will be screened at Pitmedden Garden this weekend.

Live Life Aberdeenshire Libraries will have a stand at the Taste of Grampian food festival this weekend.

The popular annual food and drink festival Taste of Grampian will return to the Thainstone Centre this weekend.

Haddo House’s celebrated piano will be put through its paces by a leading interpreter of the American Jazz genre next weekend.

A mindfulness guru is leading sessions in both Ellon and Inverurie libraries as part of Wellbeing week.

The WWE Live Tour will return to the North-East and for the first time at the brand new events venue, The Event Complex Aberdeen (TECA) later this year.

The Scottish SPCA centre at Drumoak will open its doors for a family fun day next month.

This month will mark 250 years since the patent for James Watt’s separate steam condenser was issued.

A new festival celebrating Scottish craft gin and showcasing 80 different gins from across the country is to be held at Lochter Activity Centre this weekend.

From Tuesday the first 1,000 lucky visitors to each of nine top North East visitor attractions will be able to buy a Spring Rover ticket which will enable them to visit three more of the participating attractions free of charge.