Our venue - P&J Live

About

P&J Live opened in September 2019, the £333 million development was delivered by Aberdeen City Council in partnership with Henry Boot Developments. With excellent public transport links, this venue is just 1.5 miles from Aberdeen Airport, the UK's most connected regional airport and, a few minutes from the city's new western peripheral route. P&J Live is in prime position for the rail links between Aberdeen and the North of Scotland.

P&J Live is the most sustainable venue of its type in the United Kingdom. Several sustainability initiatives from its energy strategy to transportation and food supply, will further help the venue to halve its greenhouse gas emissions before 2030. 

Check out their sustainability practices on pandjlive.com.

Our Location - Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire

Aberdeen is the gateway to the Northeast of Scotland, a region world famous for its award-winning castles, whisky distilleries and golf courses, as well as its stunning natural scenery, from the Banffshire Coast to the Cairngorms National Park. 

In addition to P&J Live, Aberdeen has seen significant and continued investment in recent years in support of its tourism ambitions. Developments have included the multi award-winning Aberdeen Art Gallery along with the restored Provost Skene’s House and Maritime Museum. Elsewhere, the impressive Union Terrace Gardens recently reopened in the heart of the city following a £30 million redevelopment. While Aberdeen’s vibrant events and festivals programme continues to provide the city with a distinctive cultural edge and is increasingly putting it on a national and international stage. From the world-renowned Nuart street art festival to the award-winning Spectra – Scotland’s Festival of Light - and not to forget the much anticipated Tall Ships races, which return to Aberdeen in 2025. 

Read more about this region on our official website and check VisitAberdeenshire pages for further information.