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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.

Paul Tierney is accompanied by Ben Marsden for a programme of English songs featuring music by Gerald Finzi and Benjamin Britten.

Neil Birse (piano) is joined by special guests including his long-time collaborator Matthew Kilner (saxophone) and vocalist Ray Estaire, on this journey through jazz.

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

Lennox Dunbar, Ian Howard and Arthur Watson are three of Scotland’s foremost artists.

Join Arthur and friends in the Constructed Narratives exhibition for an afternoon of social singing centred around the installation 'Transmission/Transmitters'.

Whether you need to make a spider brooch to pin on your creepy cape, a mask to disguise yourself, or a patch to complete your pirate costume, there will be lots of fun ideas to accessorise your Hal

Talk by Margaret MacDonald, author

Whether you need to make a spider brooch to pin on your creepy cape, a mask to disguise yourself, or a patch to complete your pirate costume, there will be lots of fun ideas to accessorise your Hal

The Nova Quartet return with a concert featuring Dvořák’s 'American Quartet'.

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

Create a celebratory medal or badge of honour to thank someone special with Lynsey Allan of Lee:Lie Jewellery.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

This popular family-friendly discovery of new music returns featuring three short performances around the museum. All ages welcome to this relaxed and informal event.

Pre-concert talk: 12:00