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Seaside fashions have been influenced by social and political change, the Hollywood film industry and innovations in design and materials.

We continue our events exploring how artefacts end up in museums, who puts them there and why – and what it all means once they’re part of a collection.

For blind or visually-impaired visitors, or for anyone who’d like a ‘closer look’, find out more about this visitor favourite, painted by John William Waterhouse in 1912, through detailed descripti

These relaxed monthly meet-ups are perfect for trying your hand at something new, finding inspiration for your own projects and socialising with like-minded people.

Aberdeen Treasure Hub is where we store and care for our amazing collection of artworks and objects when they are not on public display.&nbs

Music for a Summer’s Night

Come along and join in with this friendly singing group for people with dementia, their partners, families and friends. No singing experience needed, just come along and make music.

Join renowned Aberdeen ceilidh band Iron Broo for a rousing afternoon of Scottish music and dance suitable for all the family.

These relaxed dementia-friendly sessions bring people together to share stories and enjoy being part of a community.

Join Tea Green at Aberdeen Art Gallery this Summer for a market like no other!

Join Tea Green at Aberdeen Art Gallery this Summer for a market like no other!

From heavy woollen Victorian bathing costumes to the tiny bikinis of the 1970s, join curator Morna Annandale to explore changes in seaside fashions over the past 100 years.

Can you spot Guthrie the Goose with his friends and the ‘Goose Girl’ in Gallery 1? Each month Guthrie playfully introduces our youngest visitors to a different artwork or theme.

This friendly singing group is for people with dementia, their partners, families and friends. No singing experience needed, just come along and make music!