Latest Events in Glasgow(August Updated)

GLASGOWWWWW! It's HAPPENING! 💃 SING. DANCE. BELT YOUR HEART OUT. 🕺 Get ready for an all-night celebration of musical theatre magic, where your favourite show tunes meet a rave-style party like no other! Whether you’re a Wicked witch, a Les Mis dreamer, or just here to Let It Go, this is your time to take centre stage. 🎭 WHAT TO EXPECT? 🎶 Non-Stop Musical Theatre Anthems – The biggest bangers from the West End & Broadway, from showstoppers to singalongs—every track straight from the stage to the dancefloor! 🕺 Themed Performers & Live Entertainment – Expect dazzling surprises throughout the night! With special guests to be announced! ✨ Dress Up Encouraged! – Come as your fave musical character or glam up for a showstopping night! 🎤 Mass Singalongs & Lip Sync Battles – Warm up those vocal cords and prepare for the ultimate crowd moments! 🎟 Limited Early Bird Tickets Available NOW! – Don’t miss your chance to be part of the return of MTR in GLASGOW! 📢 Share with your theatre-loving friends, grab your tickets, and get ready for the most electrifying night of the year! #MusicalTheatreRaves #MTR #Glasgow2025 #SingYourHeartOut #WestEndMeetsRave Information Source: Musical Theatre Raves | eventbrite

Unlimited Play! All Summer Long! You have a lot of options for summer passes, but we’re the only place where ONE pass is your ticket to unlimited summer fun, for you plus FIVE friends every visit. It even pays for itself in less than three visits. EVERY PASS INCLUDES: Unlimited Game Play from 23rd June – 17th August! · Monday - Friday: Open to 5 P.M. · Saturday – Sunday: Open to Noon *Up to 2 hours per visit; valid for use on walk-in only. 10% off food and non-alcoholic drinks so you never play hungry. Bring 5 friends every visit with just your one pass. UN-LIMIT YOUR SUMMER AT TOPGOLF Upon purchase bring your receipt and a valid photo ID to Topgolf to activate your pass. Passholder MUST match the ID provided. Check out the Summer Fun Pass FAQs. Legal Stuff Summer Fun Passes are on sale starting 1 June 2025. Summer Fun Pass includes unlimited 2-hour game play sessions valid 23 June 2025 – 17 August 2025 on weekdays until 5:00 p.m. and weekends until 12:00 p.m. (local venue time) (“Summer Fun Pass Hours”). Summer Fun Pass is non-refundable and non-transferable. Game play is for up to six (6) people in one (1) bay. Valid for walk-in only. Not valid with reservations. Purchaser of Summer Fun Pass must be present at all times to use the pass. Anyone under 16 must be supervised by a Guest 18+ at all times. Summer Fun Pass Purchasers can enjoy 10% off Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages purchased at the bay during Summer Play Pass Hours. Valid at Topgolf Glasgow only. Blackout date: 4 August 2025. All passes will automatically convert to a complimentary Lifetime Membership after 17 August 2025 and must adhere to the applicable Membership Agreement Terms & Conditions. Tax is included in the price. Gratuity is not included. Void where prohibited. Additional restrictions may apply and offer subject to change or cease at any time. Information Source: Topgolf Glasgow | eventbrite

You can now book your place at the DTAS Annual Conference 2025 #DTAS25 We are returning to Glasgow Caledonian University on Tuesday 26th and Wednesday 27th of August. Programme We are excited to announce that Andy Wightman will be the keynote speaker at our 2025 Annual Conference. Study visits and workshops A full guide to the study visits and workshops in this year’s programme can be found on our website. Once you have booked on, you will receive instructions on how to book your workshops/study visits. If you have already booked on but have not received an invite to reserve your workshops/study visits. Please email: conference@dtascot.org.uk . We will be posting the full programme to our website in July. Accommodation Get ahead of the accommodation rush by making the most of the event discount. Details of available hotels can be found in the GCU hotel brochure. Ticket sales will end on the 8th of August. Your ticket can be cancelled up to 14 days prior to the event at no cost. Bursaries DTAS can offer a limited number of bursaries to groups that, without the financial support, would otherwise be unable to attend conference. You can find more information regarding how to apply and what the bursary can cover in our Bursary Application Form 2025 on our website. If you are planning on applying for a bursary, please refrain from booking any conference tickets until you have received a decision on your bursary application. Information Source: Development Trusts Association Scotland | eventbrite

Paul Hagan - the music of Aztec Camera and Roddy Frame About the gig Following 2 sold-out gigs in Liverpool, in this solo acoustic show self-confessed superfan Paul Hagan will be performing an evening of songs spanning Roddy Frame’s 40 year career. With selections from all 10 of Roddy’s studio albums, from Aztec Camera’s classic debut “High Land Hard Rain” to his most recent solo release “Seven Dials”, expect to hear hit singles including Somewhere in My Heart, Oblivious, Walk out to Winter, and Good Morning Britain, alongside deeper cuts and fan favourites such as Small World, Reason for Living, Stray, Killermont Street and more – all performed in the acoustic style that Roddy has adopted since becoming a solo artist. Doors open at 7pm with the performance beginning at 8pm sharp. There will be 2 sets with an interval. There is no support act, and seating is unreserved. About the venue Stereo is just a hop, skip and jump from Glasgow Central Train Station. While Stereo has a wheelchair lift from street level which provides access to the main bar for food and drink, unfortunately they do not have wheelchair access to the basement music venue at present. For more information please see the Stereo website. About Paul From Liverpool, Paul has performed around the UK for over 20 years, including as a member of local heroes Amsterdam, contributing to the albums The Journey, 1-2-3-4, and Home. During his stint with the band he played live to the nation multiple times on BBC Radio 2, recorded a collaboration with Elvis Costello for the Liverpool No1 Project, and took to the stage at iconic venues including Abbey Road Studios, the Glastonbury festival, and Liverpool’s own M&S Arena. He regularly works with Scottish musician Neil “Mackie” Macintosh, performing live with his power-pop band Ariel, playing bass guitar on solo LP Needless Road, and the pair are currently collaborating on a 90s-inspired album with legendary engineer/producer Nick Brine (Oasis, Stone Roses, Ash, Super Furry Animals, Teenage Fanclub). Paul is also a member of Liverpool band The Last Gambdado’s whose recent album “Start Out Where You Stand” is available now on Spotify. Information Source: Paul Hagan | eventbrite

After 3 Sold Out years in Grangemouth, we're going bigger at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow! Who's the strongest in Scotland ? Come and see these strongman stars doing superhuman feats of strength in this high-octane, entertaining show for all the family. They'll pull trucks, lift the legendary atlas stones and dazzle you all with superhiman feats of strength! 1pm to 4.30 pm Under 2's Free but they must sit on a parent's lap. Children's Tickets 3-15 years old. Disabled and Free Carer tickets available . Please contact Braehead arena on 0141 465 0101 to discuss your requirements. Evidence of eligibility will be required. VIP Experience before the show to include a complimentary drink and Q&A with a strongman legend and enjoy Meet and Greet after the show finishes. Why not treat yourself and meet the stars of the show for autographs and pictures with our Meet and Greet ticket option! Please note we are unable to offer refunds, however tickets can be sold on/transferred to other people Information Source: Ultimate Strongman Productions Limited | eventbrite

A deep dive into the hit musical Wicked 💚 Join us for an enchanting two-day camp inspired by the beloved musical Wicked! Dive into the magical world of Oz as we explore the themes, characters, and music that have captivated audiences worldwide. Participants will enjoy engaging in workshops in singing, acting, and dance, led by experienced instructors. Each day will feature fun activities, creative crafts, and team-building games that bring the story of Elphaba and Glinda to life. Whether you're a seasoned performer or a newcomer to the stage, this camp is perfect for all skill levels. Come dressed as your favourite character, and get ready to unleash your inner witch! Don’t miss this chance to make new friends and create unforgettable memories in a whimsical setting. Information Source: Theatre School Of Scotland | eventbrite

How Speed Dating Works in Glasgow When you arrive at the Glasgow venue you will be greeted by our friendly professional hosts. Once everyone has arrived and registered we will briefly explain the format of the evening. The ladies will then be asked to make their way to their allocated table. Once the ladies are seated the gentlemen will be asked to proceed to their first date. You will have 4 minutes to chat to each date, once the 4 minutes is over we will ring a bell to indicate the time is up and for the gentlemen to move to their next date. Four minutes is long enough to see if you click with the person you are talking to and whether you would like to see them again and also short enough if you don't. At the end of each date you have a brief few moments to make some notes on the person you have just dated. This is something to help jog your memory for the post event matching process the next day. Half way through the event you will have an interval break so you can nip to the toilet or top up your drink. Once all the dates are over you have the opportunity to stay on at the venue to mingle freely with others. Please remember to take your dating card home with you to assist you in entering in your ticks and potential matches. Post Event No later than 11am the following morning our matching system will be unlocked for you to enter your ticks from the previous evening. You have all day to tick as many people as you like from the night before. We guarantee you will find someone you will want to see again, otherwise we will give you your next Speed Dating event for free! Find a Speed Dating event near you https://slowdating.com/ Itinerary 19:00 Registration Starts 19:30 Speed Dating starts 20:15 Interval for drinks, mingling and relaxing! 20:30 Speed Dating continues 21:15/21:30 Speed Dating concludes, followed by optional post-event socializing *Please note the times for the event interval and finish are approximates and will depend of the number of daters at the event. Information Source: Slow Dating | eventbrite

Join us for an exclusive site visit to HMP Glasgow, a landmark project set to replace the 143-year-old HMP Barlinnie. Funded by the Scottish Government and delivered by Kier Construction, this state-of-the-art facility aims to enhance rehabilitation efforts and improve staff working conditions. What to Expect: Project Presentation: Gain insights from Kier Construction representatives on the project's scope, design, and community impact. Guided Site Tour: A short presentation then explore the 54-acre brownfield site undergoing transformation into a modern correctional facility. Networking Opportunities: Connect with professionals from the construction and justice sectors. Important Information: PPE Requirements: Attendees must bring their own safety boots with protective toecaps and midsoles. Other mandatory PPE, including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, and hi-vis jackets, will be provided on-site. Dress Code: Please dress appropriately for the weather; warm clothing is recommended. Parking: Available on-site This event offers a unique opportunity to witness firsthand the development of a facility that will play a crucial role in Scotland's justice system. Spaces are limited, so early registration is advised. Over 18s event Gain 3 CPD points for CIOB Members CIOB Members only Information Source: CIOB Central Scotland | eventbrite

An opportunity to visit Horatio’s Garden Scotland for a private tour. Every Horatio’s Garden is created by a leading designer and rarely open to the public. This tour offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the restorative garden and learn more about its key design features and style, the benefits of horticultural therapy and the impact of gardens on wellbeing. Horatio’s Garden Scotland was designed by celebrated garden designer and RHS Chair of Judges James Alexander-Sinclair. Despite having created countless stunning gardens from the Western Isles to the outskirts of Moscow, he maintains that Horatio’s Garden Scotland is his all-time favourite. Late summer in the garden is a great time to see the persicaras, dahlias and homegrown annuals. We’ll discuss planning and maintaining a cutting garden and edibles in therapeutic horticulture. Find out more about Horatio's Garden Scotland here . Led by the Head Gardener Chelsea Lowe, you will have time to talk and learn about the charity, discover the incredible variety of plants and the individual design elements of the garden and time to enjoy the uplifting and vibrant space around you. Hot beverages and homemade cake will be available and there will be a selection of fabulous plants and Horatio’s Garden merchandise on sale, if you wish to have a memento of your visit. You will be gifted a plant list specific to the garden and a beautiful enamel Horatio’s Garden pin badge, so you can continue to show your support long after your visit. The tour will begin at 10:30am and lasts 1.5 hours. We would advise you to arrive in good time to allow time for parking if you are driving and making your way to the garden. In case of rain and adverse conditions; suitable clothing should be worn. All profits from tickets purchased will go directly to the charity, to enable Horatio's Garden to continue to nurture lives after spinal injury. Numbers are limited and a ticket must be purchased for everyone in your party. Horatio’s Garden reserves the right to cancel your tour. In this unlikely event, we will contact you directly to give you the option of an alternative tour date or full refund. “ I don’t think I’d be where I am with my rehabilitation without Horatio’s Garden. Without it, I don’t think I would have lasted long emotionally. ” Information on directions, parking and other frequently asked questions are included in our FAQ information sheet available here . If you have any further questions about this event please contact Horatio’s Garden Scotland Garden Administrator Kirsty Warren, kirsty.warren@horatiosgarden.org.uk or email tours@horatiosgarden.org.uk Information Source: Horatio's Garden Charity | eventbrite

The Maccabees, a highly anticipated event, will take place at the renowned Barrowland in Glasgow on August 20, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Known for its rich history and vibrant atmosphere, Barrowland offers the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening. The Maccabees, celebrated for their dynamic performances and profound musicality, promise an engaging and memorable experience for all attendees. This event is expected to draw a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts, eager to witness the band's compelling stage presence and hear their acclaimed repertoire. With Glasgow's Barrowland as the venue, attendees can look forward to an evening steeped in musical excellence and cultural significance. The Maccabees event is set to be a highlight in Glasgow's cultural calendar, offering a unique opportunity to experience live music at its finest.

Welcome to The Growth of Women's Sport - Challenges & Opportunities - supported by sportscotland and UWS. Join us on Wed Aug 20, 2025 at 9:00 AM at the University of the West of Scotland to discuss the challenges and opportunities that the continuing growth of women in sport can create. This event aims to shed light on the obstacles that athletes, clubs & SNGB's face in the sports industry and how we can overcome them. We also discuss the opportunities for growth in particpation, professionalism and sponsorship for athletes and SNGB's. Come and be part of this important conversation! More information available onour website SW/S Conference 2025 – Scottish Women in Sport Information Source: Scottish Women in Sport | eventbrite

Calling all single lesbians in Glasgow! Chemistry of the Evening Raise your glasses, you fine and eligible singles, you are in for a wonderful night of dating. Meet like-minded lesbian singles face-to-face at our busy speed dating event at The Scallion . It's time to relax, make real life connections and meet your perfect partner in crime! Here, at SpeedDater we know that chemistry only happens in person, so our events are perfect for singles that want to meet people in real life. During the event, you will be going on between 6 and 12 mini dates lasting about four minutes each. Our professional hosts and well-organised events make meeting people easy and lots of fun. Come with a smile and an open mind, you never know who you could meet at one of our events. What to Expect: Mix, Match, Date When you arrive, our lovely SpeedDater host will welcome you and sign you in. You will be given a badge number that will match a table in the room and you will rotate from table to table until you meet every woman. To help you remember all participants you will have a card to mark down all individuals that you like. There will be a break halfway through the dating for you to refill and recharge. And after the event? The day after your speed dating event you can log in to our secure website and click the 'matches' tab. You will find out who you mutually matched with and can get in touch again via our messaging system. Don’t forget about SpeedDater’s guarantee - if you didn’t meet someone you liked the first time your next singles event is free! What have you got to lose? Itinerary 19:00 Registration opens 19:30 Speed Dating begins 20:15 Break for drinks and chatting 20:30 Speed Dating resumes 21:30 Speed Dating ends and post event socialising begins Please have a look at our upcoming events: www.speeddater.co.uk Information Source: SpeedDater | eventbrite

Description Weekend Workshop // August 22-24th // Friday 7pm-9pm, Saturday 10-4pm, Sunday, 10-4pm // Level: Pure Beginner // Cost: £225 // Places Available: 8 // Instructor: Cassandra Belanger // Projects: Tote bag, make-up purse, apron, or cushion cover . Get to grips with the basics of sewing and make something unique for yourself, a friend, or a loved one. About this course Led by Stitchery Founder Cassandra Belanger, this weekend workshop is designed to give you a comprehensive introduction to the wonderful world of sewing and equip you with foundational skills that can be applied to a range of projects. Learn how to use a sewing machine; discover different fabric types and terminology; practice stitches and seams, seam finishes, topstitching, hems, buttonholes, and zippers. Then harness your new found skills to create something special from a selection of mini projects including a tote bag, cushion cover, apron, or make-up purse. Skill Level & Sewing Machines This is a Pure Beginner level course, which means it's suitable for absolute beginners, or anyone who wants to firm up on the basics. The setting for this course is the relaxing, social atmosphere of The Stitchery Studio, which comes fully equipped with a sewing machine for each student (you are welcome to bring your own if you like!). Outcomes An understanding of basic sewing techniques One (or more!) finished items, made by you, in a fabric and styling of your choice. A Sewing for Beginners e-book, with the instructions for all projects - so that you can go and make more! A sample book with all your learned techniques, for future reference. Booking Your Place To book your place on this course, you will pay a non-refundable Booking Deposit of £50 through this Eventbrite page. This Booking Deposit goes towards course fees however, the remaining balance is due no later that two weeks PRIOR to course start. Once you’ve booked a place on the course, you will receive the details to bank transfer the final amount. We do it this way to avoid additional external fees. Please familiarise yourself with our Terms & Conditions before making your booking. You can pay by PayPal or any major debit/credit card. NOTE: You do not need a PayPal account to make a booking. Simply click on the link which says "pay with a debit or credit card". It looks like this. Please note that deposits are non-refundable. About Your Tutor Cassandra Belanger (she/her) has 14 years of experience working in sustainable design, textiles and garment construction with a Masters in Fashion + Textiles focussing on zero waste design. Her work is an invitation to a more sustainable future and education is at the centre of her creative practice. She is the Founder of The Stitchery Studio, Co-Founder of the Zero Waste Design Collective and Founding Member of Sustainable Fashion Scotland . She was the Resident Sewing Instructor at the Central Scottish School of Craft and previously a Fashion and Textile Lecturer at Glasgow West College. Her research interests centre around sustainable fashion and textile design education and fashion systems for a post growth economy. Her design and teaching practice explores issues such as zero waste, waste colonialism, transparency, feminism, sizeism, and body image. Cassandra is committed to decolonising her teaching practice. More Info: During class tea and coffee will be available. All of our classes are suitable for over 18s, younger crafters may be accommodated if accompanied by a participating adult but please contact us before booking If the workshop you were looking at is fully booked drop us an email and we’ll add you to the waiting list. If you need to cancel, we need at least two weeks notice. Please read our cancellation policy before booking. Any Questions? If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. The Stitchery operates under a business model of full transparency. If you have any questions about how we cost our courses and what the breakdown of costs is, please feel free to get in touch for more information. Cancellation & Course Fees Refund Please be aware that there is a £50 non-refundable booking fee included in the cost of this ticket. This means that if you need to cancel your booking more than 14-days PRIOR to the ticketed session you will be able to receive a partial refund of £175. After that date, partial refunds are not guaranteed so please get in touch so we can discuss your situation. If for any reason you change your mind and need to cancel your booking, please email us (info@thestitcherystudio@gmail.com) immediately so that we can release your place to someone on the waiting list. Information Source: The Stitchery | eventbrite

It’s time to Zipslide the Clyde with Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland. This is a 100ft high adrenaline adventure, launching aside the Glasgow Riverside Museum. The cost Registration is £20. Breakthrough T1D will provide a t-shirt to wear on the day and a fundraising pack full of great ideas and we will support you all the way! Minimum sponsorship is £350. How to register Purchase your place(s) and we will be in touch to help you with your fundraising. Registration is £20. Breakthrough T1D will provide a t-shirt to wear on the day and a fundraising pack full of great ideas and we will support you all the way! is delighted to be joining forces with SBHS to bring you this fantastic event. By completing your registration you agree to your details being passed from Registration is £20. Important information Restrictions Over 10 years old (10-16 years old must have parental consent) Over 33kg( 5.19 stone) in weight and under 120kg (18.8 stone) For more information please Email Lynsey or Tel: 03455 211 600. Get in touch C ontact Jock to find out more - email Jlockhart@breakthrought1d.co.uk. Information Source: Breakthrough T1D UK | eventbrite

Join us for a night of elegance, mystery and purpose at the LC Masquerade Ball – a private charity event in support of CHAS (Children’s Hospices Across Scotland). Held at Caffè Parma in Glasgow, this exclusive evening features a 3-course Italian dinner, live DJ , raffles and a cause that truly matters. Information Source: Lucy Castillo | eventbrite

An awards ceremony hosted in the Glasgow City Chambers Banqueting Hall to recognise and celebrate this significant achievement. The event will be hosted by Chief Officer Pat Togher and Councillor Allan Casey. Registration will be from 9am with the event starting at 9.30am. There will be a tea/coffee and cake reception following the presentation of the awards. Please note you cannot bring anyone with you. If you have any specific questions about the awards ceremony, please email gchscp_events@glasgow.gov.uk Information Source: Glasgow City HSCP | eventbrite

Information Source: Glasgow City HSCP | eventbrite

This fun and creative Perfume Making Masterclass in Glasgow takes place over 2 hours and gives your nose a nice wee work out and lots of fun and laughter as you sample 24 perfume notes designed by teams of master perfumers. The eau de parfum strength perfume blends are unisex and each is a perfume in it’s own right. A great deal of time, art and science has gone into their creation so they blend well with one another. You'll be guided on an aromatic journey as you select your preferred notes whilst you immerse yourself into the world of aromatics and perfumery. Once you have chosen your favourites, we'll help you refine your individual blend of fragrance notes before custom blending your perfume to take away with you on the day. Refills are available on the day and can be ordered at any time in the future. The Perfume Making Masterclass Experience includes a 5ml eau de parfum perfume to take away on the day or the package detailed on your Gift Voucher. Refreshments are provided. As well as regular perfume and home fragrance workshops, private events can be booked in advance for Birthdays , Weddings and Corporate Team Building Events . Information Source: Ladies Love Fragrance & Complement Your Health | eventbrite

This fun and creative Perfume Making Masterclass in Glasgow takes place over 2 hours and gives your nose a nice wee work out and lots of fun and laughter as you sample 24 perfume notes designed by teams of master perfumers. The eau de parfum strength perfume blends are unisex and each is a perfume in it’s own right. A great deal of time, art and science has gone into their creation so they blend well with one another. You'll be guided on an aromatic journey as you select your preferred notes whilst you immerse yourself into the world of aromatics and perfumery. Once you have chosen your favourites, we'll help you refine your individual blend of fragrance notes before custom blending your perfume to take away with you on the day. Refills are available on the day and can be ordered at any time in the future. The Perfume Making Masterclass Experience includes a 5ml eau de parfum perfume to take away on the day or the package detailed on your Gift Voucher. Refreshments are provided. As well as regular perfume and home fragrance workshops, private events can be booked in advance for Birthdays , Weddings and Corporate Team Building Events . Information Source: Ladies Love Fragrance & Complement Your Health | eventbrite

It's time to Zipslide the Clyde with Amma Birth Companions on Sunday 31 st August 2025. Join us for a 100ft high, 1,245ft long adrenaline adventure, launching from a crane beside the Glasgow Riverside Museum. A unique and thrilling way to see Glasgow's cityscape whilst taking on a challenge and raising much-needed funds for a unique charity. Amma provides vital services to ensure women and birthing people from migrant backgrounds and other underserved groups are supported during before, during and after childbirth. Our services include pregnancy, birth and postnatal companionship, peer support, education and advocacy. All the money they raise will help Ammma to ensure that the we can provide inclusive, nurturing care and community for people in need of additional support during pregnancy, birth and early parenthood. Places for this event are strictly limited to 15 people so don't delay in signing up! Event details Location: Glasgow Riverside Museum Date: Sunday 31st August 2025 Time: TBC by event organiser Registration fee: £20 Recommended fundraising target: £200 Restrictions: · Over 10 years old (10-16 years old must have parental consent) · Over 33kg( 5.19 stone) in weight and under 120kg (18.8 stone) Information Source: Amma Birth Companions | eventbrite

Back for our third year, the United Reformed Church Synod of Scotland and Presbytery of Glasgow Church of Scotland are proud to present RechargePLUS! Scotland's Intergenerational Ministry Conference . Welcome to RechargePLUS ! Join us at The Renfield Training and Conference Centre Glasgow and be inspired, encouraged, refreshed and recharged in your ministry . Connect with like-minded individuals, attend insightful workshops, and hear from inspiring speakers. Our guest speaker is well known Christian author, Bob Hartman . Bob has been a professional storyteller for over 30 years! He has written over 100 books, for both children and adults, many of them retellings of Bible passages and stories. There will be 8 workshops for you to choose from; a quiet space for you to reflect in; worship; and resources available to purchase. This event is for anyone within ministry, paid or volunteer and is open to any denomination. Workshops Storytelling with Bob Hartman – Discover the power of storytelling in ministry and develop valuable skills to bring Bible stories to life. DramaKirk! – Get inspired by DramaKirk as they demonstrate exciting ways to use drama in church to bring stories and messages to life. Retelling the Bible with Bob Hartman – Explore creative ways to reimagine and retell Bible verses in a meaningful and engaging way. Digital Ministry – Discover a new interactive game designed to engage young people, and explore creative ways to use digital tools effectively in your ministry. Transformative Conversations with The Ugly Duckling Company - Explore the power of meaningful conversations and how they can lead to transformation. Learn how to engage others in ways that help them not just live well, but flourish—rooted in hope, connection, and authenticity. Lunch Lunch will be provided along with refreshments. Please let us know by Monday, 4th September of any dietary requirements. Accessibility There is a lift for wheelchairs upon entering the building to gain access to the mezzanine. The rooms which will be in use within the building can be easily accessed by the lift in the main corridor. There will be clear signage to the rooms. If you have any access needs, please let us know as soon as possible. Public Transport First Bus From Buchanan Street Bus Station Route Number 77, alight at Kings Theatre. From Central Station at Hope Street Route Number 3 or 4, alight at Kings Theatre. Trains Charing Cross station, from Queen Street Station low level, is a 2 minute walk. Anderston station, from Central Station low level, is a 6 minute walk. Parking There is limited on street metered parking adjacent to the Centre. There is a 24 hour Multi Storey Car Park in Elmbank Crescent, a 1 minute walk from the Renfield Centre. There is a 24 hour Multi Storey Car Park, Q-Park Sauchiehall Street, Sauchiehall St, G2 3ER. This is a 7 minute walk from the Renfield Centre. Contact If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us - Jess - childrensministry@urcscotland.org.uk Karen - youth@presbyteryofglasgow.org.uk Information Source: URC Synod of Scotland Children's Ministry | eventbrite

VORTEX SUTRA - 'GLIMPSE INTO THE TRANSCENDENTAL' RELEASE SHOW Saturday 6th September 2025 Come join us for an unforgettable night at The Old Hairdresser's as we celebrate the release of VS's first album, 'Glimpse Into The Transcendental'. Full AV show! The new album will be available to buy on CD as well as shirts, longsleeves and hoodies. Rescheduled date from 24th January - all tickets valid! Support by the excellent Dr. Void & the Skinjobs! Information Source: eventbrite

VORTEX SUTRA - 'GLIMPSE INTO THE TRANSCENDENTAL' RELEASE SHOW Saturday 6th September 2025 Come join us for an unforgettable night at The Old Hairdresser's as we celebrate the release of VS's first album, 'Glimpse Into The Transcendental'. Full AV show! The new album will be available to buy on CD as well as shirts, longsleeves and hoodies. Rescheduled date from 24th January - all tickets valid! Support by the excellent Dr. Void & the Skinjobs! Information Source: eventbrite

Sixth Scottish Conference on International Law - 'ICJ at 80' Event Information The Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security (GCILS) at the University of Glasgow is organising the sixth Scottish Conference on International Law, following the conferences hosted by the University of Edinburgh in April 2019, the University of Glasgow in May 2021, the University of Aberdeen in June 2022, the University of Dundee in 2023, and the University of Stirling in September 2024.The theme is: “The International Court of Justice at 80” Organisers are eager to receive submissions from across the UK, Europe and beyond, including from postgraduate students. Proposals for panels will be considered. Theme In a collection published to mark 50 years of the International Court of Justice, Georges Abi-Saab described a series of crises that have befallen the Court since its inception. The first is the crisis relating to the Court’s failure to achieve compulsory jurisdiction due to States’ reluctance to deposit optional clause declarations (‘the decline of the optional clause’, in Waldock’s words). This crisis Abi-Saab ascribed to the influence of the Soviet Union and its allies who were suspicious of the Court’s potential to impinge upon their sovereignty. This was followed by a crisis of confidence in the Court among states who had regained sovereignty during decolonisation in the 1960s and 1970s, brought about by a general distrust in what was perceived as a Western bias in international law, epitomised by the disastrous South West Africa cases. The third crisis, perhaps somewhat paradoxically, Abi-Saab described as encompassing the concerns of Western States regarding an activist Court following the Nicaragua judgment in which the Court had found against the United States. To these ‘crises’ one could add the perceived threat to the Court’s position as the ‘World Court’ in the 1990s during the proliferation of courts and tribunals which brought with it concerns regarding the fragmentation of international law. In contrast to this crisis narrative, it appears that thirty years later, as the Court approaches its 80thanniversary, we are living through what one of the busiest periods for the Court. Not only has the Court’s docket been consistently full for a number of years, the Court is also now being tasked with hearing cases related to fundamentally important, even existential issues, such as the use of force, genocide and the effects of man-made climate change. States are not only consistently bringing important cases to the Court, they are utilising various different facets of its jurisdiction, including most notably its incidental and advisory jurisdictions. That said, dissatisfaction with the outcome of the high-profile cases before the Court could very easily lead to the next crisis to add to Abi-Saab’s list. Information Source: Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security | eventbrite

This annual event, held across two half days, provides an opportunity for postgraduate research students doing PhDs or MScs in Virology to present and discuss their work, form connections with students with similar interests at other universities, and learn about careers in academic and industrial virology from invited speakers. For more details, see: https://www.postgradvirologistsnetwork.co.uk/2025-meeting Abstract Submission (deadline 31st July): https://forms.gle/oyBy6oKGV=Epe9oo9 Information Source: Postgraduate Virologists Network | eventbrite

Ian Noe, a highly acclaimed singer-songwriter known for his evocative storytelling and soulful melodies, is set to perform in Glasgow. This much-anticipated event will take place at Stereo, Glasgow, a venue renowned for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics, on September 8, 2025. With his unique blend of folk, rock, and Americana, Ian Noe has captivated audiences worldwide, and his performance in Glasgow promises to be a memorable night of music and emotion. Fans can expect to hear tracks from his critically acclaimed albums, which have been praised for their lyrical depth and raw authenticity. As Ian Noe takes the stage at Stereo, Glasgow, attendees will be treated to an evening of powerful performances that highlight his exceptional talent and passion for music. This event is a must-see for anyone who appreciates masterful songwriting and heartfelt performances.

Weekend Course: Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 August 2024 Day 1: 10am to 5.00pm Day 2: 10am to 5.00pm The Lansdowne House studio, Glasgow West end and The Indigo plot This two day immersive course in Indigo pigment and Yellow dye is about gaining hands on knowledge on working with plant to secure colour on cloth. The plants used will be collected on the Glasgow based #theindigoplot at the Glasgow Botanical garden and the work carried out in The Lansdowne House studio both in the West of Glasgow. We will collect colour and use it to create, blue, yellow and green shades on silk and linen material. We will study the different way of using Indigo pigment, work with both Japanese Indigo and Woad pigment and different types of fibers. The recipes used are tried and tested traditional natural dyes recipees and can be duplicated. You will leave with a number of samples on wool yarn and silk fabric and sound knowledge about working directly with plant for colour. You can be a complete beginner on this class. The unique class is made possible by the availability of Fresh plant material grown @ #theindigoplot the natural dye garden of Elisabeth Viguie Culshaw, dye and textile artist. The plants are grown there by a group of volunteers. Elisabeth also offers an option to local commited dyers to grow Indigo and Woad at home with her in her online course : https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/from-seeds-to-blue-grow-indigo-woad-with-the-indigo-plot-2025-online-tickets-1073782776189 During the week end we will work with both fresh extraction and dry pigment to be able to compare the pigment count. We will learn to extract cold and hot methods pigment and set up an Indigo vat for blue. We will work with fresh and dry plants to colour fibre yellow and learn about fibre preparation (mordant) We finaly look at options to create green coloured cloth. Our samples will be cleaned and neutralised and all colours obtaines will be colourfast. Samples will be splits between participants and you will be given some notes to be able to duplicate those techniques. `There will be an option to dye some additional pieces you will have with you wether it is yarn or fabric. I welcome inquisitive students and problem solving is one great feature of this "residency" During the two days we will make tea and coffee together and take breaks but i can not provide food. There is a local supermarket/deli for sandwiches/salads just around the corner. I would recommend you bring something in with you to avoid wasting valuable time at lunchtime break. Our community is kept alive via a FB group which allows us to keep the dialogue going after the workshop is over. For any information please be in touch bettysbeautifullife@gmail.com I am afraid that all bookings are final and no refunds can be operated I am so sorry that my premises are not suitable for limited mobility participants, please be on the lookout for my courses in the Glasgow Botanical Garden which is more suitable Information Source: Elisabeth Viguie Culshaw @ The Lansdowne House | eventbrite

Sign up for MS Walk Glasgow 2025 and take a step, roll, or stroll toward a world free from MS! Choose from our 1km, 5km, 10km & 20km accessible routes, all starting and finishing in Glasgow Green. When you sign up, you'll receive a free t-shirt, which will be delivered prior to the event, as well as a medal on the day, along with water and snacks. We kindly suggest each participant raises £150 to help fund ground-breaking MS research. While your entry fee helps cover some event costs, the funds you raise will play a vital role in continuing to fund MS research in support of the 150,000 people living with MS in the UK. Together, we are strong enough to stop MS. While we make every effort to ensure all routes are wheelchair accessible, there may occasionally be unexpected issues, such as path closures. If this happens, we’ll work to provide an alternative route where possible. If you have any questions about route accessibility, please don’t hesitate to contact us at events@mssociety.org.uk . For more information about MS Walk please get in touch: Website: www.mssociety.org.uk/ms-walk Phone: 01382 279 378 Email: events@mssociety.org.uk All under 18s must be registered with their own ticket and be accompanied by an adult taking part in the same route. By agreeing to our terms and conditions, you agree that photographs and video footage taken at the event can be used by the MS Society to publicise the event for commercial and/or fundraising purposes. You can change your mind about consent at any time by emailing events@mssociety.org.uk Information Source: MS Society UK | eventbrite

Thrive ’25 is a first-of-its-kind series of conferences and events across five cities of Scotland, brought to you by The Business Connection, Transform Work and Solas CPC to inspire, connect and equip Christians to live the gospel in and through your workplace. These conferences build on the first Thrive Aberdeen in 2019 and the online Thrive 2020. The events are designed to help you thrive by bringing together great speakers from the spheres of public leadership, workplace, ministry and church leaders from across a range of sectors. We have brought together local, national and international speakers to help you live your faith in a relevant and relatable way at work: Ken Janke, Co-founder City Table Gavin Matthews, Solas Centre for Public Christianity Laura Young, PhD student, environmental campaigner & Influencer of the Year 2024 Tony Hodge, Founder, City Vision Roy & Esther Tinklenberg, Faith & Work Movement Global Ros Turner, CEO, Transform Work Lolita Jackson, Executive Director of Sustainable Cities Peter Vardy, CEO Peter Vardy Ltd Martyn Link, former Chief Strategy Officer, Wood Plc Chris Dowling, Joint Managing Director at Cairngorm Group Neil MacMillan, European Director, City to City Europe The conferences will be taking place between 13th – 20th September 2025 in Glasgow, Inverness, Aberdeen, Dundee and Edinburgh. We’d love to see you at one of these events. Information Source: The Business Connection | eventbrite

This site is for the community run in Glasgow, Scotland. Register and run, ride or walk 2k or 5k on Sunday, September 14th. The Terry Fox Run is free to enter, non-competitive and open-to-all, and the goal is to raise funds for cancer research for The Institute of Cancer Research in the name of a true Canadian hero. Join millions of people in 75 cities around the world in the annual Terry Fox Run which has raised over £550 million for cancer research. Please take part to raise money and awareness for cancer research, to honor a loved one touched by cancer, to never give up on a dream like Terry Fox did, or to revel in a great Canadian tradition, the Terry Fox Run! All net proceeds raised in the UK will stay in the UK and be donated for research being conducted by The Institute of Cancer Research, London. The ICR is one of the world's most influential cancer research institutes with an outstanding record of achievement dating back more than 100 years. For more information on The ICR, please visit www.icr.ac.uk . Information Source: The UK Terry Fox Association | eventbrite