Spectra will get underway on Friday evening as thousands of eventgoers are expected to descend on the Granite City.

Branded ‘Scotland’s festival of light’, the annual Spectra event last year attracted more than 100,000 visitors.

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Spectra, Scotland’s Festival of Light, will get underway this evening as thousands of eventgoers from across Scotland, Aberdeen and further afield, are expected to descend on the Granite City to enjoy ...

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The programme of events and attractions has been revealed ahead of next month's highly-anticipated Spectra Festival, which returns to Aberdeen city centre from February 6 to 9.