Free weekly themed tours led by volunteer guides through the collection at The Burrell Collection, suitable for adults.
A new autumn season of musicals, comedies and dramas at Oran Mor, where every ticket includes a pie and a pint.
Glasgow's biggest Halloween event returns to the Botanic Gardens with the Zombie Zoo light and sound trail, featuring decontamination tunnels, observation labs and live feeding demonstrations.
A theatrical dance and music show inspired by Macbeth, performed by nine women at Tramway, exploring themes of fear, truth and the legacy of persecution.
Electronic dance music night featuring Above & Beyond and acts from the Anjunabeats label family at the SWG3 Galvanizers.
Toxic Machinery return to Glasgow for a huge All Night Long session with PRTY and HSSH.
An exhibition exploring the extraordinary life of the Chevalière d'Eon, a French soldier, aristocrat, diplomat and spy whose gender identity sparked public speculation.
Exhibition pairing new work by artist Marie-Claire Lacey with work made by a community of new mums in workshops she facilitated across Glasgow.
A traditional procession of hundreds of Gaelic choral singers marching from the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to Buchanan Street as part of the Royal National Mòd.
A family workshop where participants design and build their own automata, learning how to make them move with the turn of a handle.
A family-friendly outdoor event exploring the history of fire-fighting with vintage vehicles and fire-fighting machines at the Riverside Museum.
A 50-table record fair with vinyl, CDs and music memorabilia in the Merchant City, with dealers and collectors sharing stories and music.
Drop-in art workshops for children aged 5-12 in the rooftop studio at the Gallery of Modern Art, exploring art techniques and the gallery's collection.
A family-friendly day with stage fighting, falconry, medieval crafts, music and curator-led tours at The Burrell Collection.
A celebration with European beers, award-winning Scottish breweries, food specials and traditional music at the Barras Art and Design Centre.
A drag bingo brunch with bottomless drinks, buff butlers, and DJ sets hosted by drag queen ShegoSinner at Delmonicas.
Drop-in activity to make your own glass lantern; glass jars provided. Delivered by RSPB.
Open day at The Gamer Club with tours of its members-only venue featuring board, arcade, retro and PC/VR games.
Free hands-on family sessions to make, create, handle and discuss objects from the museum collection.
Afternoon drag bingo show with Barbra LaBush, with a two-course meal, a glass of fizz and free entry to the venue's nightclub afterwards.
The world's leading solo pipe band drummers compete for one of the most prestigious titles in the piping and drumming calendar.
A daytime indie party for over-30s featuring classic tracks from the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s, hosted by Old School Indie, Feeling Gloomy and Age Against The Machine.
A daytime clubbing experience for the over-30 crowd, reliving the 80s, 90s and early 2000s clubbing scene with a resident DJ, visuals and confetti, ensuring everyone is home by 10pm.
Vinyl Fantasy returns to SWG3 Warehouse for a special birthday celebration club night, with entry restricted to over-18s.
An early evening cabaret production featuring performances, finish-the-lyrics rounds, bingo, nostalgic gameshows, quizzes, musical statues and karaoke hosted by the venue's resident drag personalities.
Concert by the Northern Irish instrumental band And So I Watch You From Afar, presented by Core at The Art School, with support from Caspian and otay:onii.
A candlelit concert bringing the music of Pink Floyd to the atmospheric Merchants House of Glasgow, performed by The Quartet Scotland.
Stand-up comedy show by Gary Faulds about his hilarious midlife crisis, featuring gut-busting stories and sharp wit.
Scottish indie-rockers Arab Strap celebrate their 30th anniversary and new album Half-Told Tales at the Barrowland.
Dream-pop duo Sports launch their 2026 European headline tour at Room 2, presented by PCL.
Screening of Toshio Matsumoto's 1969 Japanese New Wave classic 'Funeral Parade of Roses' at Offline Cinema And Studios, with English captions.
Action! presents Tropic Gold and Crashface at The Garage, a strictly 18+ electronic music night.
Rising pop artist Grace Gachot headlines The Poetry Club at SWG3, with support from Alex Apolline.
Scottish indie-pop duo The Getaway headline a show at King Tut's, supported by Sidewalk.
Halloween magic show with award-winning paranormal illusionist Ash Pryce, mixing seance demonstrations, mind reading and witchcraft at the Britannia Panopticon.
Club night Noise Complaint! 006 with Danyo, Et Al, Huntress, Saparilla and more at The Poetry Club.
The Stand Comedy Club's flagship Saturday night comedy show featuring five acts from the Scottish and international circuits.
Live concert by Beth Orton at Saint Lukes and the Winged Ox in the Glasgow East End.
Thirteenth annual charity 5k run and walk in Queen's Park raising money for The Moira Fund, with a warm-up at 9:30am and start at 10am.
Weekly Sunday morning open indoor skating session for new skaters at ARC: Health and Fitness.
A monthly beginner-friendly run club session with an easy-pace jog through the city centre, finishing with a vegan hot drink and samples at Lush.
Short magical puppet show for all ages by Clydebuilt Puppet Theatre, with characters made from recycled materials, at the Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre.
A modern pre-loved market bringing high-quality second-hand goods to Park Lane Market, with homeware, records, books, and collectibles.
Christian Horner reflects on the defining moments of his Formula 1 career in a live event, with a Q&A, based on his memoir 'Drive'.
The Giants Live World Tour Finals bring the world's strongest men to Glasgow for an intense competition.
A 10-piece ska collective with a full horn section brings original material and classic ska/2 Tone tunes to McChuills.
New York-based singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy headlines Saint Luke's as part of her upcoming tour, presenting her album 'I Am Both'.
Electronic legends Cabaret Voltaire bring their final tour to a headline show at the Barrowland, with support from Gazelle Twin.
Grammy Award-winning South African pop star Tyla performs live at the O2 Academy Glasgow on her The A*POP World Tour, with support from Royal MusiQ.
Concert by singer-songwriter Aimee Fatale at The Poetry Club, presented by DF Concerts.
Irish singer-songwriter Jamie McIntyre performs live at Oran Mor in Glasgow.
Dublin post-punk and indie power trio Really Good Time live at McChuills.
Irish-Cornish indie-folk band bring Celtic storytelling to King Tut's, with a raw and emotionally charged sound.
The world's favourite George Michael celebration show, direct from London's West End, returns to The Pavilion Theatre with a full video and light show.
Steve Hackett performs the best Genesis songs from his career alongside classic solo material at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
A live, improvised Dungeons & Dragons comedy show where audience choices shape the story, featuring strong language and adult humour.
Professor Brian Cox brings his live show Emergence to the OVO Hydro, blending cosmology, biology, philosophy and history.
A queer cabaret night with live sets, burlesque, side-show and magic, devilish cocktails and soulful music presented by Showboy Tom Harlow.
A hands-on autumn workshop where participants hand-pour their own soy candles, choosing from the studio's autumn range of scents and colours.
A magical family workshop transforming the Old Victorian Street at Riverside Museum into a wizarding world with spooky crafts, object handling and a magical performance.
Glasgow's biggest Halloween experience returns to South Street with over 20 attractions including haunted houses, roller coasters, and carnival food stalls for all ages.
The musical Dirty Dancing returns to Glasgow as part of a UK and Irish tour, bringing the classic story of Baby and Johnny to life with music and dance.
Exhibition of 19th-21st century British paintings, drawings and sculpture by Modern British & Scottish Masters, the Scottish Colourists and the Glasgow School.
A musical tribute to the Bay City Rollers that celebrates the music, memories and passionate fandom of a generation, following two lifelong friends reconnecting on a Saturday night.
Adaptation of The Borrowers shown in IMAX at Glasgow Science Centre, with the choice of original Japanese or English dubbed version.
Kinetic theatre show featuring early and exquisite work by Eduard Bersudsky, with sound and lighting, exploring the mechanical choreography of the human spirit.
