10 Lessons & Workshops in Aberdeenshire That You Shouldn't Miss

James Kelly Photography is a place for people to learn the world of photography, to be comfortable with technology new, old and discover new locations around Scotland. We offer personal tuition for any area in photography to workshops in specialist subjects. Our expertise and knowledge help with any questions you might have.

Experience an Introductory flight / trial flying lessons from Aberdeen International Airport. Within minutes of being in the air, see breath-taking local scenery with Cabro Aviation. We have 2 and 4 seat aircraft and operate 7 days a week. We also work with Aerobility and their scheme for disabled and profoundly ill adults and children to share the magic of flight.

Experience the beautiful north-east of Scotland from the air while taking a Trial Flying Lesson in our 4-seat Light Aircraft or 2-seat Microlight.

The Deeside Gliding Club offers a unique and thrilling experience to soar above the Cairngorm Mountains in a glider.

Britain's only dedicated Nordic Centre Nordic Ski Terrain Ski Slope Rollerski Track Tubing on Slope Ski Hire by the hour or Day to visit Clashindarroch forest trails in winter. Lessons by booking Bike Hire Nordic Walking on request

Geek Bothy is an award winning independent gift shop in Kemnay stocking local artists and makers creations plus quirky and geeky gifts.

Perfectly situated within the beautiful grounds of Hazlehead Park, Hayfield provides pleasure riding and lessons for riders of all standards from the age of 3. The club caters for everyone, from your first horse riding experience to competiton level training.

Since 1974, Peacock Visual Arts has supported thousands of artists in the production of artworks, ranging from prints to video works, photography, performance and site-specific public installations. At its core lies the idea of the multiple, work that can be reproduced in a variety of formats, analogue and digital, reconfiguring the relationship between the artist, the artwork and the audience, which can be outlined simply as – making, learning and showing. Our organisation is supported by Aberdeen City Council and Creative Scotland. Peacock’s role in the city of Aberdeen, through its printmaking department, digital studio and gallery/project space The W OR M has been to activate spaces where artists and the citizens, prompted by artworks, congregate around ideas and practices that interrupt everyday routines. Our making facilities include a digital fabrication studio, screen printing studio and relief printing studio.