In Full

BBC One’s Antique’s Road Trip expert, Paul Laidlaw, is heading to the National Trust for Scotland’s Fyvie Castle.

The final open weekend of the year at Maud Railway Museum located in the old railway station sees its final at Maud Junction sees its next Open Weekend for 2019 on Saturday/Sunday, October 12 and 13.

Puppets made by Aberdeenshire primary school pupils will be displayed in the Bennachie Visitors Centre over the October holidays.

Aberdeen’s True North Festival is set to take place next weekend, with artists and musicians descending on the city for four days of music across five different venues in the heart of the city from Thursday, September 19 to Sunday, September 22.

Plans for Aden Country Park’s heritage and working tractor day are ploughing ahead with lots of vintage vehicle enthusiasts expected to attend.

Dozens of Aberdeenshire properties are to open to the public this weekend as the Scottish Civic Trust prepares to celebrate 30 years of Doors Open Days.

Award-winning local circus company, Modo, is bringing Bram Stoker’s classic vampire story to life with a new Doric twist.

Peterhead is a name synonymous with top-quality seafood, thanks to its busy fishing port.

The Aberdeen Christmas Village will make a festive return to the city in November.

So-called ‘dark tourism’ sites (for example, the sites of tragedies) are drawing in more and more visitors each year, with holidaymakers looking to learn more about the more mysterious or even harrowing parts of history.

Music fans in the North East will be treated to a diverse line up of artists and musicians at next month’s True North Festival, and with more family friendly events than ever, younger fans will be spoiled for choice too.

A brand new term of music and drama classes, courses and workshops for all ages and abilities run by Aberdeen Performing Arts will begin this month.

If you volunteer with or are part of a community group in Scotland, then you are eligible to apply for a unique camp in Cornwall.

The Brave Outdoors is holding a big open day this weekend to raise awareness of the Brave Community Woodland and all the great things it does and plans to do in the community.

It is 30 years since Doors Open Days were first held in Scotland as part of the European City of Culture celebrations.

Railway enthusiasts will be able to head along to Maud on August 10 and 11 for the next open weekend.