Winter Gardens, Duthie Park (10-20 March)

8th-22nd March
As you go into the tropical pleasures of the Winter Garden, there’s a display with information about Climate Change, to quickly help you
understand that all the fuss is about a lot more than just the possibility of growing tropical trees in Scotland...
Including information leaflets designed and made by primary schools.
[Aberdeen Climate Action]

 Belmont Cafe (Belmont Filmhouse, 26 February - 29 March)

On the walls of this cosy nugget of a cafe bar (with great food!) there’ll be a range of cartoons on display relating to Climate Change,
inspired by the films/documentaries to be screened during climate week. There will also be information boards covering some of the big
issues, and showing what each of us could do to make a real difference.

Central Library (12-20 March)

Information displays, cartoons, references: all you need to help your understanding of why Climate Change is such a critical issue.
General Climate Change information, details on Paris, as well as the library reference books and DVD's available.

 Central Library - Schools work (12-20 March)

The results of a Climate Week curriculum will be on display during Climate Week, showing a variety of works from schools in Aberdeen.

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Seventeen (19-20 March)

At the council's interactive creative workshop "17" in Belmont street, there will be a display of artwork created from a variety of recyclables/recycled material.
Seventeen is Aberdeen’s creative hub on Belmont Street and provides a city centre space for artists to present their work. For Earth Hour 2016 Seventeen plans to run a volunteer led workshop to create lanterns which will be displayed in the window of Seventeen over the weekend of Earth Hour on 19th March 2016.

Contact:
Tel: 01224 644885
Email: seventeen@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Web: www.facebook.com/SeventeenAberdeen

Hazlehead Park, The Park Cafe (12-20 March)

A mixed exhibit on Climate Change Park Hazlehead, and some other Climate Change displays.