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EVENTS AND THINGS TO DO NEARBY
CRUICKSHANK BOTANIC GARDEN

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What are the best things to do near Cruickshank Botanic Garden?
Our most popular events near Cruickshank Botanic Garden include:
  • Aberdeen Careers Fair
  • Slavery, Big Data, and the Cultures of Caribbean Ancestral Histories
  • Supporting working memory (primary)
  • Old Aberdeen Whisky Festival 2025
  • Aberdeen Toy Fair 2025
  • LIFT HIM UP 2025
  • Cairngorms Connect – with guest speaker Jeremy Roberts
  • Bounce Bingo Night at Pittodrie Stadium
  • Aberdeen Card Show 2025
  • Zumba MC with ZJ Nikii Fenton
  • International Students Evening
  • May Fly/May Not FREE family show and play workshop
  • Workshop with legendary Faroese supergroup, Spælimenninir!
  • Concert with Faroese supergroup, Spælimenninir!
  • Tillydrone Strive presents "Pop" & "Then What"
  • AACE Annual Student Awards 2025
  • Scottish Microscopy Society Symposium 2025 - Aberdeen
  • Polish-Scottish Ceilidh
  • Aberdeen Careers Fair
  • Foldings & Whirlings
  • Aberdeen Careers Fair
  • Aberdeen Adapted Cycling - Tuesday 10 to 11 Session
  • Aberdeen Adapted Cycling - Wednesday 1.30 to 2.30 Session
  • Assistive Technology to Support Literacy Trio
  • Aberdeen Adapted Cycling - Tuesday 11 to 12 Session
  • Aberdeen Audio Tour: An Old Aberdeen Odyssey
  • Family Learning's Learn to Ride (0409)
  • Aberdeen Adapted Cycling - Wednesday 3.15 to 4.15 Session
  • ASN Parent Support Group – Bridge of Don (Balgownie Road)
  • Woman's wellbeing cycle
  • Supporting Bi/Multi-Lingual Learners in Secondary
  • Dyslexia Champions - Primary (a series of 4 workshops)
  • Great Scot: Free Walking Tour of Old Aberdeen
  • Family Learning Wellbeing Walks
  • CWGC Tours 2025 - Aberdeen (Trinity) Cemetery
  • Supporting Bi/Multi-Lingual Learners in Primary
    • What else should I visit around Cruickshank Botanic Garden?