Arts venue in Aberdeen formed in 1992 as the base venue for Aberdeen's Alternative Festival. It has two performance spaces, including a 550-capacity Lounge, and is run by Aberdeen Performing Arts.
Solo show in which singer-songwriter Tom McRae plays his guitar and tells stories from his ten albums, from Just Like Blood to Étrange Hiver.
Live concert by the award-winning folk band Breabach at The Lemon Tree in Aberdeen.
Quebec string quartet Quatuor Bozzini plays James Weeks' cycle of six pieces, 'weatherworld quartets', followed by a Q&A at The Lemon Tree.
Highland folk-rockers Torridon play their biggest Aberdeen headline date yet, marking their 20th anniversary with their 'The Killing Tide' tour.
Concert by soprano Mimi Doulton and sound artist Jonathan Higgins, closing the soundfestival with three new commissions and a Q&A.
Community talk with expert and autistic speakers on how families, professionals and communities can support the mental and emotional wellbeing of autistic children and young people.
Night of post-punk, electronic and indie-pop by R.Aggs, Susan Bear and Katya Mansell, part of the Aberdeen Queer Arts Festival.
Award-winning queer comedy play by Conor O'Dwyer about a coming-of-age character confronting internalised homophobia and Catholic guilt.
Lucia August blends dance and spoken word to share queer stories from her life, as part of the Aberdeen Queer Arts Festival 2026.
Stand-up show by Glasgow comedian Tia Rey, part of the Aberdeen Queer Arts Festival 2026, at The Lemon Tree.
Screening of the film Pride, presented by Belmont Cinema, within the Aberdeen Queer Arts Festival at The Lemon Tree.
Dance theatre piece by Alan Greig, a humorous exploration of identity, queer culture, ageing and the cracked glamour of fame.
Scottish alt-rock band Teenage Fanclub play The Lemon Tree to celebrate their album 'Nothing Lasts Forever', on a tour of seated rooms.
Award-winning Scottish folk singer Siobhan Miller and her band return to The Lemon Tree to promote their latest live album.
A weekend of folk and trad sessions and a headline concert curated by Aidan O'Rourke, with Beth Orton and Sam Amidon headlining.
Stand-up show by Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer Li Jin Hao, in his softly spoken, surrealist style, about nostalgia and his first relationship.
Live gig by PorkPie at The Lemon Tree on West North Street in Aberdeen.
Poet Brian Bilston brings an evening of comedy on reading, writing and enjoying poetry, based on his new book.
Percussion theatre piece 'Try Try Try' by composer Neil Tòmas Smith and director Eszter Marsalko, part of the sound_festival programme.
Stand-up show 'Peach Fuzz' by Ania Magliano, star of Taskmaster, in her laidback storytelling style.
A 60-minute talk and Q&A with Alex Partridge, founder of UNILAD and LADBIBLE, about discovering ADHD in adulthood, part of Aberdeen Performing Arts' Attention Seekers series.
Talk by psychiatrist Dr Wahba on the science of magic mushrooms and their potential to treat depression and other mental health conditions, followed by a Q&A.
High-energy punk rock cover band Punk Rock Factory play The Lemon Tree, with support from Call It Off.
Pop-punk band Call It Off plays The Lemon Tree in Aberdeen on its 'The Eras Tour Goes Pop Punk' tour.
A magical seaside adventure for ages 0-5 with playful storytelling, music and puppetry, written and directed by Lyndsey Graham.
Hallirackit Theatre's amateur production of the rock musical 'Next to Normal', about a family struggling with mental illness.
A freewheeling historical fantasia and new Scots comedy by Brian Logan re-imagining the events around John Home's play 'Douglas' in the Scottish Enlightenment.
