3 to 19 November · Aberdeen
Signature Food Festival
Some of the UK's most celebrated chefs are heading north this November, and you don't need a trip to London to taste their cooking.
Spitfire Girls
10–12November
Islesburgh Drama Group's November play at Mareel tells the story of the women of the Air Transport Auxiliary, whose skill and courage helped Britain through the Second World War. Katherine Senior's Spitfire Girls opens on New Year's Eve 1959, when two of those women meet again and look back on their friendships and what the war asked of them. It is inspired by true events and runs in the week of Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day. Mareel is Shetland's cinema and music venue, on the quayside at Hay's Dock in Lerwick, with a café bar inside. Spitfire Girls is on from 10 to 12 November.
When10 to 12 November
WhereLerwick, in Shetland
Lerwick, in Shetland
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Also on in November.
4 November to 20 December · Kilmartin
From Sea and Stone
Kilmartin Museum sits in a glen full of cairns and standing stones, and this winter it hands its gallery to young artists from across Argyll.
5 to 14 November · Dundee
Being Human Festival, Dundee
Desperate Dan and Grand Theft Auto were both made in Dundee, and for ten days this November the Being Human Festival celebrates the stories behind them.