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SPECTRA: Scotland’s Festival of Light lands in Aberdeen

Culture
SPECTRA lands in Aberdeen for its 11th year and dazzles like never before.    February is a month of dark evenings. Sunset is getting later...
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Scotland Through A Lens: Golden Hour with Phil Wilkinson

Culture
For Phil Wilkinson it’s all about the light of golden hour, that glorious period of the day shortly after sunrise or before sunset when the...
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Totally Tina arrives in Aberdeen

Culture | Music
Totally Tina invited the Granite City to come along and shake a tail feather as the show’s tour took it to Aberdeen’s Tivoli theatre. Grant...
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Book Lovers Bookshop: We speak to the author behind the UK’s first brick and mortar romance-only bookshop

Books | Culture
Romance may be one of the biggest money-making genres in the publishing industry, but it has historically been dismissed in literary circles due to outdated...
Jeremy Cooper in front of a bookcase in the bedroom of his cottage in Somerset. Credit: Jeremy Cooper

Antiques expert Jeremy Cooper donates collection with links to Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin to Glasgow School of Art

Arts & Antiques | Culture
Author, curator and antiques expert Jeremy Cooper has donated a significant part of his collection of rare 1990’s British art ephemera to The Glasgow School...
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Gregor MacGregor: Scotland’s most infamous conman who pulled off history’s most audacious scam

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He was Scotland’s most infamous con artist who pulled off one of history’s most audacious scams. And now a new play about the life of...
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