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2015
May
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A New Season in the North: Making and Remaking the Evergreen
-The Evergreen: A New Season in the North explores the ways in which literature, art, and urban regeneration come together to shape communities.
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The Fiddle at Sea: Exploring the Musical Traditions of Northern Sailors
-Combining live and recorded music, photography, film and anecdotes, 'The Fiddle at Sea' is an audio-visual exploration
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Exhibitions: Home Truths - Workers and Families on the Move in the Oil Community
-Explore the human side of Aberdeen's epic of oil exploitation.
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Mayhem Programme: Cafe Scientifique - Let There Be Light
-A special in the Cafe Sci series to celebrate the International Year of Light.
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Expeditions into Naboland
-Come along for Reinhard Behrens' illustrated and lively talk about his 40-year-old artistic concept of Naboland that features a toy submarine, penguins, Orientalist camels, Viking adventures and an excursion through Flemish art history on the way to Venice. Free admission but booking advisable.
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Do Zoos Have A Role In Preventing The Extinction Of Polar Bears?
-An evening talk by Douglas Richardson, Head of Living Collections, from the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland at the Highland Wildlife Park. Free Event in the Special Collections Centre Seminar Room at Aberdeen University - booking essential.
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Mayhem Programme
-Cafe Philosophique 4th Annual Philosophy Public Lecture.
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Flora Of The Far North: Interactions With A Changing Environment
-How does the fascinating and diverse plant communities of Svalbard, in the high Arctic, respond to a changing environment - and how in turn do tundra plants influence environmental change?
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'Crafting Kingdoms' Curator's Talk
-Meet the curator, Neil Curtis, and hear about the current exhibition in King's Museum.
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Narratives of the North
-Exhibition currently on at The Aberdeen arts hub Seventeen (Belmont Street) runs until Saturday 16 May 2015. Free event - open to all.