The venue was originally established in the early 1990s as an arts centre before being taken over by Aberdeen Performing Arts.
It is a primary hub for the 'True North' music festival hosted annually in Aberdeen.
The venue layout allows for flexible configurations, ranging from standing-only gigs to seated theatre performances.
The building's historical footprint contributes to its signature intimate acoustic environment.
The venue regularly hosts the 'Aberdeen Comedy Festival' shows.
The Lemon Tree is a prominent cultural venue in Aberdeen managed by Aberdeen Performing Arts, featuring a versatile programme of live music, contemporary theatre, and comedy. Located on West North Street, the venue serves as a key platform for both international touring acts and local emerging talent. The facility consists of a lounge bar and a main performance space designed for intimate, close-up experiences with performers. It functions as a critical satellite venue during major city-wide festivals. The venue is housed in a converted building that retains a distinct industrial-chic aesthetic.
The neon-lit exterior signage at the entrance after dark.
Check the venue's official website calendar before visiting, as the type of event changes the seating arrangement.
Arrive early to secure a spot in the lounge bar area for a drink before your performance.
Keep an eye on their social media channels for last-minute ticket releases for sold-out shows.
Assuming the venue is open for general walk-ins; it only operates for scheduled performances and events.
Operates based on show schedules; the bar and venue are generally not open to the public on days without scheduled events.
