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2016
May
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An Evening Out in Victorian Aberdeen - A talk by Dr Jane McDermid
-Visiting scholar, Dr Jane McDermid, presents a snapshot of evenings out in Victorian Aberdeen.
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Tarland Talks : Collective Animal Behaviour
-Cafe scientifique style talk.
April
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Cafe Scientifique - What's up with our bees and how can we help?
-An informal way to engage with the latest topics in science.
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Shetland's Boats, Fishing, and the Sea
The story of Shetland's vernacular boats begins in the ninth century, and continues in a much reduced way even today. These clinker-constructed, double-ended craft were rowed and sailed, and are best known for their use as fishing boats.
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Cafe Med: A bright grey future?
-Population ageing poses significant challenges to health services and society as a whole, but is also a sign of success and improved health and survival. We discuss how medical research and clinical services are handling the challenges of ever increasing human longevity
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Tarland Talks: Harmful medicine
-Cafe scientifique style event held in Tarland
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May Festival Programme Launch
-Programme and tickets will be available on Monday 18 April.
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Celts: Art and Identity
-An evening Lecture in association with the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland will be given by Fraser Hunter from the National Museums Scotland.
March
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Art in the Aberdeenshire Environment Database
-A description of the Art in the Aberdeenshire Environment database, it's history, underlying philosophy, users and uses and its possible future development now that it has been transferred to the care of the Elphinstone Institute.
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Ogston Music Prize
-Final of the Ogston Music Prize. The finalists will compete for this premier soloists prize sponsored by Prof. Derek Ogston. * Please note new venue