Small gigs, comedy, markets, festivals, theatre and family days out coming up across Glasgow. Always check with the venue before you travel.
A free exhibition drawn from Maryhill Integration Network's community archive, with photographs, newsletters, pottery, prints, zines and a huge handmade banner made by its creative groups.
The Norwegian duo of Jenny Marie Sabel and Eirik Vildgren bring their poetic Scandinavian alternative pop to Shawlands.
Singer-songwriter, improviser and guitarist Wendy Eisenberg brings songs shaped by country and folk to the Southside. Over 18s only.
Author Mark Bridgeman plays judge, prosecution and defence as he presents a real-life murder trial and the audience becomes the jury, with a Q&A to follow.
Oakland-based artist Maria BC, known for haunting ambient folk, plays the Southside venue with support from Cuckoo Spit.
The Glasgow Clan host Fife Flyers in a Friday night ice hockey clash.
The Southside's long-running Saturday comedy night returns with Scott Agnew, Amelia Bayler, Matt Wheelwright, Murray Briggs and Hannah Stakes, hosted by Fergus Mitchell.
A celebration of all things spicy and pickled along Pollokshaws Road, with a hot sauce showdown scorecard and proceeds from donations going to Queens Park Foodbank.
Journalist and sociologist Dominic Hinde discusses his new book Drifting North with Alistair Braidwood of Scots Whay Hae!, followed by a Q&A and signing.
Texas songwriter Jaimee Harris plays her own headline show in Glasgow, with songs from her album Boomerang Town.
Kelvingrove opens early with reduced noise, lights and crowds for visitors who prefer a calmer visit, with ear defenders available.
The thinking person's variety night, where researchers from Scotland's universities mix comedy, academia and music on stage.
Daydreams Bookshop hosts a launch lunch for Beth McDonough's A Year in Water, with a two-course meal, author interview, Q&A and signing.
Elite League ice hockey as the Clan host Guildford Flames at their home rink.
A brand new show from the Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, inspired by a shocking incident on a train.
The Citz Christmas show puts a fun twist on the much-loved fairytale, full of magic and mischief for families.
Platform's family Christmas show, written by Lewis Hetherington, follows a goat and a badger raised as Hansel and Gretel through a mysterious forest.
A free festive weekend on the bonnie banks with a Christmas market, winter street food, live music on the Lomond Radio stage and children's rides.
Daydreams Bookshop welcomes Coinneach MacLeod to celebrate his new cookbook A Scottish Christmas, with conversation, Q&A and a book signing.
The raucous adult panto returns after three sell-out years, joined this time by comedian Matthew Gallagher.
King Tut's festive tribute night celebrating the music of Joe Strummer.
The seasonal family ceilidh returns to Paisley Town Hall with music from Clamjamfrie.
Professional ice hockey comes to the OVO Hydro for the first time, with three Elite League games featuring Glasgow Clan, Dundee Stars, Fife Flyers and Belfast Giants.
The 34th edition of the winter music festival brings folk, roots, world, jazz and more from over 20 countries to venues across the city.
Part of Celtic Connections 2027, on the main stage of the Gorbals theatre.
The community film festival founded by producer Joseph McLean returns to Partick with screenings and events, many of them free.
The soft rock project Tommy Lefroy plays songs from its debut album, The Precariat.
Boy Kill Boy head to the famous St Vincent Street venue, with tickets on sale from 30 October.
The singer-songwriter brings songs from his album Sunshine to King Tut's on a Sunday night.
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