Event Title: Brodie McCash Presents F L O A T
Date: Saturday, 18th July
Time: 6:00PM – 7:00PM
Location: Bon Accord Baths, Justice Mill Lane, Aberdeen AB11 6EQ
Admission: Free entry – donations are warmly welcomed.
On Saturday 18 July, Bon Accord Baths welcomes acclaimed percussionist Brodie McCash for a unique evening of live music inside one of Aberdeen’s most atmospheric historic buildings.
Set within the stunning Art Deco surroundings of Bon Accord Baths, F L O A T is an immersive musical experience that combines beautiful marimba performances with the remarkable acoustics of this iconic venue. Whether you’re a classical music enthusiast, a lover of unique cultural events, or simply curious to experience the Baths in a different way, this promises to be a memorable evening.
We look forward to welcoming you to another unforgettable event at Bon Accord Baths, where music, heritage and community come together in one of Aberdeen’s most distinctive spaces.
** Due to the historic nature of the baths building not all areas are fully accessible at present. Please contact us via in advance of the event if you require support with any access requirements and our team will be delighted to assist.**
A Unique Musical Experience
Brodie McCash will perform a carefully curated programme featuring works by renowned composers including Keiko Abe, Masahiro Oetomo, and Joe Hisaishi, alongside the world premiere of f l o a t by composer Clara-Jane Maunder.
The rich, resonant sound of the marimba combined with the vast, tiled interior of Bon Accord Baths creates an unforgettable listening experience unlike any traditional concert venue.
Discover Bon Accord Baths Through Music
As one of Scotland’s last remaining Art Deco swimming pools, Bon Accord Baths continues to provide a remarkable setting for arts, heritage and community events.
Events like F L O A T allow visitors to experience this historic building in a completely new way, celebrating both its architectural beauty and its incredible acoustic qualities. The performance is part of the growing programme of cultural events helping to bring new life to this much-loved Aberdeen landmark.