We would urge anyone interested in knowing more about ATUC, our history and our role, to get along to 22A Adelphi on Saturday between 10-4pm.
We have a long history having been formed in 1868 and still going strong, playing an important role as we continue to support workers in these challenging times.
Aberdeen Social Centre, an activist support and networking hub, also use our space. The aim of the Social Centre is to build the capacity of and the connections between grassroots community activism.
A range of historical artefacts will be on display, providing a fascinating insight into the history of trade unionism in Aberdeen.
Find out more on the Doors Open Day pages
Aberdeen Artists Against Fascism was formed to mobilise artists to take collective action using art as a tool of social and political change.
The display will feature several pieces on loan from Peacock & The Worm, including ‘Cutie Jones’ a screen-printed reproduction of British artist and anarchist Jamie Reid’s first image for the Sex Pistols made here in Aberdeen in the 1970s.
A collection of zines from around the world will also be on display, curated by Aberdeen Zine Library.
With many thanks to ATUC Exec member Andrew Macgregor who has curated this event one again.
