Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Banchory

Amadeus Duo - Margaret Preston on flute and Alina Bzhezhinska on harp with Woodend Music Society present a programme which celebrates Chopin’s 200th Anniversary (1810-1849). Their arrangements give an interesting slant (more)

It’s not about a shop at all. Dickens changed his mind. It’s a journey, a flight undertaken by the girl Nell and her gambling-addicted Grandfather. A flight from demons and enemies during which they meet a whole Fun and (more)

This concert is all about spaces and places – how, through technology, you can be taken to places whilst remaining in one particular space and to examine how plastic and elastic this single space can actually be. You’ll (more)

Twice nominated for BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, Kirsty McGee has been recording and touring to critical acclaim since her debut in 2002. Her style continues to defy categorisation and charm audiences around Europe, earning (more)

Veteran singer/songwriter responsible for Seventies chart-topper Lucky Stars but whose work has spanned many musical styles, and comedy.

Chart topping recording artist and pop-icon, Dean Friedman will perform solo on keyboards and guitar, revisiting classic songs from his 30 year career including ‘Lucky Stars’, ‘Lydia’, ‘McDonalds Girl’, ‘Ariel’ and (more)

Weaving together live music, striking physicality and puppetry, Angel Exit Theatre invite you to enter a thrilling world of dastardly deeds and wicked escapades. Inspired by J.Meade Falkner’s classic novel, Moonfleet is (more)

An exhibition of paintings by Diane Tulloch and William Reid, two artists who develop works from the observation of elements and forms found in the natural environment. Their paintings explore surface and form through (more)

On 4th July 1845, Henry David Thoreau walked into the woods near his hometown of Concord, Massachusetts, found a spot next to a lake called Walden Pond and built a hut. For the next two years he attempted to live (more)

“Haggis McSporran left the Highlands to become the king of comedy. Now he’s coming home for an interview on Jacobite Radio with his old pal Craitur Face Macleod, the man he first met when Uncle Angus was invading (more)

Amiable Irish comedian.