The Granite Noir 2025 festival in Aberdeen is a thrilling experience for fans of crime stories, featuring a range of events from the 20th to the 23rd. Festival-goers can immerse themselves in author conversations, panel talks, exhibitions, workshops, and more. One of the highlights is the popular ‘Murder They Wrote’ podcast, featuring Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling, which took place at the Music Hall. The festival unfolds across various venues in the city, such as the Music Hall, Aberdeen Arts Centre, and The Lemon Tree, offering a diverse range of activities for attendees to enjoy.
Unveiling Secrets From the Past with SJ Parris, Lucy Ribchester & Oskar Jensen
The festival kicked off with a reading from Mandy McDonald, setting the stage for an exciting lineup of events. Fans eagerly awaited the “Secrets From the Past” talk featuring SJ Parris, Lucy Ribchester, and Oskar Jensen. The audience was captivated by the insights shared by the authors, delving into the mysterious world of crime fiction. From riveting storytelling to intriguing discussions, the session left attendees craving more.
Exploring Tales from the Beat with Professor Nick Fyfe
Another engaging event at Granite Noir 2025 was “Tales from the Beat” with Professor Nick Fyfe, moderated by Dr. Sarah Burton. The discussion offered a unique perspective on crime narratives, shedding light on the intersection of fiction and reality. With thought-provoking insights and expert commentary, the session provided a deeper understanding of the genre. Attendees, including Caroline Jaffray and Alison Marr, were enthralled by the dynamic conversation that unfolded on stage at the Cowdray Hall.
Diving into Murder They Wrote with Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling
One of the most anticipated events at the festival was “Murder They Wrote” with Laura Whitmore and Iain Stirling at the Music Hall. The dynamic duo brought a mix of humor and suspense to the stage, entertaining the audience with their engaging banter and storytelling prowess. From Annette and Andrew Wilkinson to James O’Sullivan and Eimear O’Donohoe, attendees were treated to a memorable evening filled with intrigue and laughter. Laura Whitmore’s captivating presence and Iain Stirling’s witty commentary added a layer of excitement to the festival, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
As Granite Noir 2025 continues to unfold in Aberdeen, it promises to be a celebration of all things crime fiction, bringing together fans, authors, and enthusiasts in a shared love for thrilling stories. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of this immersive experience that combines the best of literature, entertainment, and mystery. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of Granite Noir and delve into a world where every page holds a new adventure.
