Featured Events in Glasgow in May, 2025 (July Updated)

Symphony Apocalypsis Come gaze into the abyss with us at the premiere performance of the Symphony Apocalypsis at Glasgow Cathedral! Presented by the SCP Symphony Orchestra, this new work is the story of a soul in transformation; reforging itself through the philosophy of Nietzche, facing the heights of ecstacy and depths of despair that define the human condition, and finally confronting the apocalypse of revelation and kneeling before the cross. Please join us before the show for live music from R.C. Manglicmot and Christopher Lo for a chance to win your very own Parlor Concert! More info on the Society for Creative Progress at soc-cp.org Information Source: eventbrite

Wednesday 7th May 2025 Booking slots: 11am - 12pm / 12pm - 1pm / 2pm - 3pm / 3pm - 4pm 'Mother Clyde' by Glasgow based artist Greer Pester is the second of three Outer Spaces commissions opening in Glasgow, spring 2025. We are excited to present a bold programme of newly commissioned works by artists Sooun Kim, Greer Pester, and Jamie Fitzpatrick. Selected from the Outer Spaces network of studio holders, this is a unique opportunity for the artists to make new, ambitious work in response to one of our most historic spaces. Responding to the former Clydesdale banking hall at 31 St Vincent Place, Glasgow, these works explore the building’s symbolic relationship to power, stability, and prosperity—qualities embedded in the fabric of this iconic Victorian structure. At the same time, the artists engage with the building’s current, transitory state, where past and present converge. The works will be revealed to the public through a series of pop-up events throughout the spring of 2025, offering a dynamic exploration of the site’s rich history and its shifting role in the present. Information Source: Outer Spaces | eventbrite

✨А unique concert will take place on May 16th at 7:30PM in the Glasgow University Union. Soundtracks of the renowned film ’Interstellar,’ directed by Christopher Nolan, and brought to life by the enchanting performance from Mystery Ensemble. Hans Zimmer, the constant collaborator in his films and one of the greatest film composers of our time, is an Oscar winner, a two-time Golden Globe winner, and a three-time Grammy winner. Zimmer’s original compositions will be reimagined for a unique ensemble of instruments, combining electronics and acoustic instruments. About the venue The Debates Chamber at the Glasgow University Union is a stunning historic venue, renowned for its grand architecture and rich tradition of hosting cultural events. With its high ceilings, wood-paneled walls, and outstanding acoustics, the chamber provides an intimate yet powerful setting for a truly immersive musical experience. The venue has been home to debates, performances, and gatherings for over a century, making it a place where history meets artistic expression. This concert is part of a series of immersive musical experiences created by Red Events & Distribution Ltd., known for their exceptional cultural events in historic mansions, on scenic rooftops, in botanical greenhouses, and other atmospheric venues across the UK, Europe, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and beyond. Their repertoire includes candlelit concerts and fully immersive performances with video art and spatial sound design. ⏳ Date & Time: May 16, 2025, at 7:30 PM ⏳ Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 30 minutes prior; late entry is prohibited). About Mystery Ensemble Mystery Ensemble is a group of professional musicians performing unique programs on non-standard venues around the UK. Experience outstanding works from different eras, experimental music, tributes, and world soundtracks of films and series, as well as absolutely unique programs and immersive shows. All music presented in author’s arrangements. With the possibility of independent choice of the program, unexpected locations, and flexibility of the format, our team of professional musicians is inspired to bring their favorite music to life. Founded in 2021, our studio of contemporary music has grown rapidly, with over 40 shows in the UK in its first year of performing. Our founder, Almin Alexander, has devoted more than 12 years of his life to the music industry and the development of cultural initiatives around the world, working with many outstanding musicians and musical groups. The ensemble’s repertoire contains an incredible amount of music. Just look at some of the programs so dearly loved by our viewers: these are tribute concerts of such great composers as Ludovico Einaudi, Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Ólafur Arnalds, Joe Hisaishi, or the minimalists’ John Cage and David Lang, along with At the same time, the ensemble performs popular soundtracks from sensational TV shows and movies: Wednesday, The Young Pope, Harry Potter, a variety of Disney and Pixar films, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit saga, Spencer, Star Wars and others. There is also the unique music of Enigma, Enya, combined with neoclassical music, or world rock hits, and tributes to the legendary Michael Jackson, Queen and the Beatles. For lovers of the classics, the ensemble collection contains music by W.A. Mozart, J.S. Bach, L.V. Beethoven, R. Wagner, I. Strauss, P.I. Tchaikovsky, S.V. Rachmaninov, and all key composers — classics. And much more. Every month the studio releases new programs and updates the existing repertoire. For some projects, the team gathers as part of a chamber or small symphony orchestra. Join us and experience the creative energy and passion that drives our team to bring music to life in unforgettable ways! Programme Hans Zimmer — Dreaming of the Crash Hans Zimmer — Mountains Hans Zimmer — Afraid of Time Hans Zimmer — Coward Hans Zimmer — Day One Hans Zimmer — Gravity Hans Zimmer — Message from Home Hans Zimmer — S.T.A.Y. Hans Zimmer — Cornfield Chase *The programme may be subject to changes Information Source: RED EVENTS & Distribution ltd. | eventbrite

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi & Qigong at a free taster class and beginners' course preview in Glasgow. Join us at Finn's Place on 167 Ledard Road, G42 9QU, on May 1, 2025, to discover the benefits of these traditional Chinese exercises. This event provides a wonderful opportunity to explore the foundations of Tai Chi & Qigong in a welcoming and supportive environment. Admission is free, so don't miss this chance to start your journey towards improved well-being and mindfulness.

Sabbotage Tribute to Black Sabbath. The UK's best and most authentic Sabbath tribute. With two one hour sets of Ozzy era classics, the closest you can get to the original band in their heyday... Information Source: eventbrite

Simon Fisher Turner: In the Shadow of the Sun The images of In the Shadow of the Sun are fused with scarlets, oranges and pinks. The degradation caused by the refilming of multiple images gives them a shimmering mystery / energy, like Monet’s Nympheas, or haystacks in the sunset. There is no narrative in the film. The first viewers wracked their brains for a meaning instead of relaxing into the ambient tapestry of random images. The language is there and it is conveyed – and you don’t know what to say until you have said it. You can dream of lands far distant. (Derek Jarman, Dancing Ledge, 1984). In the Shadow of the Sun has been described as Derek Jarman’s ‘Super 8 masterpiece’. It was assembled from a dozen different short films made c. 1972-74, including pieces such as Journey to Avebury and Fire Island, which Jarman cut together and superimposed to create a new work. The resulting film is a testament to his experimental boldness, his fondness for revisiting and reimagining past motifs, and to the intensity and brilliance of his vision. In 1981, the renowned group Throbbing Gristle created a new soundtrack for a screening of In the Shadow of the Sun at the Berlin Film Festival. Such transformations of Jarman’s film works through music have continued into recent times, with his frequent collaborator Simon Fisher Turner making a new score in 2021 for the version of My Very Beautiful Movie currently showing at The Hunterian Art Gallery as part of Digging in Another Time: Derek Jarman’s Modern Nature. He also devised new music for the live performance Blue Now, presented at Tramway in November last year as part of the exhibition programme. For this special, one-off event screening of In the Shadow of Sun, Turner will present new music to accompany a stretched version of the film. It is a unique opportunity to see and hear one of Jarman’s key artistic partners continue their creative dialogue. To mark this occasion, The Hunterian has extended its opening hours so that visitors can see the exhibition before attending the concert. In the Shadow of the Sun is screened with kind permission of James Mackay and LUMA Foundation. This event is presented in partnership between Thinking Culture and Music in the University, in response to the Hunterian's exhibition, Digging in Another Time: Derek Jarman's Modern Nature. Simon Fisher Turner Composer Simon Fisher Turner is renowned for his film soundtrack work which started with Derek Jarman, for whom he scored many feature films - from Caravaggio (1986), through to Jarman’s final work Blue (1993). Caravaggio began a long relationship with the BFI, and more recently Fisher Turner composed the score for restorations of three silent films, Un Chant D’Amour dir. Jean Genet (1950), The Great White Silence dir. Herbert Ponting (1924) and The Epic of Everest dir. Captain John Noel (1924), winning a prestigious Ivor Novello Award for the soundtrack to The Epic of Everest. He has also composed film music for Mike Hodges, Michael Almareyda, Isao Yamada. His various collaborators over the years include Ruicki Sakamoto, Gina Birch, Deux Filles, The Derek Jarman Lab, and The Elysian Collective. With a career as varied and diverse as his current projects, Simon Fisher Turner began as a young actor in Tom Brown’s Schooldays, and in between then and now has released records under his own name and as The King Of Luxembourg and Deux Filles. AccessibilityInformation on the University of Glasgow Concert Hall can be found here. Information Source: School of Culture & Creative Arts | eventbrite

Hey, Glasgow! When was the last time you did something completely spontaneous? Our series groups together complete strangers for a fun day out. That's right, you sign up, and we book the restaurant. We know life can get busy. Don't forget to spend time making new friends! Don't do city life alone and build your community with us. This project is to host dinners in 100 major cities to combat loneliness while supporting locally owned businesses. We are dedicating 25% of sales towards charity or GoFundMe page at the end of each month. How does it work? -After you register, you'll be emailed an introduction message including a quick questionnaire regarding age, dietary restrictions, hobbies, and interests that we use to select restaurants for the night's group. -At the end of the month, we'll share sales reports with attendees and detail how we are utilizing 25% of sales towards social good. *Your registration does not include your individual food and drink purchases. *These outings are intended to help people make friends . These are not singles gatherings . Our vision is simple: we take the no gimmicks approach to networking. No need for yet another app to take up space on your phone - just four walls and a roof and good food for people to connect :) We coordinate with you directly, human-to-human. If you have any more questions, please contact ermantourageimpact@gmail.com ! Brought to you by event series Ermantourage . You can also take a look at our main event calendar via Posh for coffee meets, evening hangouts, and more! Information Source: Ermantourage Europe & US | eventbrite

Karen Dunbar is taking over Berlinkys for Daytime Disco! Karen will be DJing through the decades from 3pm on every first Sunday of the month! Get ready for a whole day of dancing at Berlinkys, get the tickets now, don't wait until they sell out! Please note that this is standing ticket only, so make sure to book a table on berlinkys.com! Information Source: Berlinky's Glasgow | eventbrite

Calling all local improvisers! Come along to this FREE improv jam to get some practice, stagetime, and those all-important reps in. A practice opportunity and a chance to meet and perform with new people you might not have had a chance to play with! You can also just watch! Doors 8pm Jam 8.15pm to 9pm (after the Beginners Drop In Workshop) Upstairs at The Old Hairdressers (Renfield Lane) FREE! @improvglasgow facebook.com/improvglasgow twitter.com/improvglasgow instagram.com/improvglasgow improvglasgow.co.uk Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

What to Expect What is the Access to Elected Office Fund? Find out how this vital fund supports disabled people to stand for elected office — including what support is available, how it works, and how to apply. Launching Our Manifesto for Inclusion Be among the first to see our draft manifesto and help shape its priorities for the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. Interactive Workshop Join a dynamic session exploring key issues, challenges and solutions facing disabled people seeking elected office. Your input will help shape real change. Lunch & Networking Enjoy a relaxed lunch, get to know other disabled people and stakeholders, and build connections that support your political journey. Access & Support Radisson Blu is wheelchair accessible. You can learn more about the venue here: Hotels in Glasgow near SSE Hydro | Radisson Blu Hotel Glasgow Live captioning will be provided Personal assistants will be available on the day Seating and breaks are built into the programme Refreshments will be provided on arrival, with lunch provided The venue has air conditioning available This is a hybrid event so attendees will be able to join online. More information will be provided in due course. Let us know any additional access needs when you register and we’ll do everything we can to support you. Masks will be provided for those who would like to use them. We ask that event attendees refrain from attending the in-person event if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and other airborne illnesses such as colds and flu. Travel & Expenses We can reimburse reasonable travel costs. If you have questions about this, get in touch with us at: members@inclusionscotland.org Information Source: Inclusion Scotland | eventbrite

Collate. Collaborate. Collage. On the first Wednesday of every month collage lovers rejoice together at House of Toad in Glasgow's West End. Our monthly meet-ups are all about keeping things relaxed, creative and refreshingly unpretentious. No rigid workshops or intimidating art jargon—just a free space to unleash your inner artist, even if it’s been hiding for decades. Here’s the best part: anyone can collage. Seriously. If you’ve got paper and an idea — or even just paper — you’re halfway there. We do ask that if you're coming along, please bring some materials you are happy to share with the rest of the group. Any old newspapers, magazines, off cuts of wallpaper - anything you're not precious about keeping. One man's trash is another man's treasure and all that! Look forward to seeing you there! Find out more here: glasgowcollageclub.co.uk Please note: Use HOUSE OF TOAD EVENTS buzzer to gain entry to the venue. Information Source: Glasgow Collage Club | eventbrite

Creatives of Colour Festival: Kapil Seshasayee + Intibint Glad Cafe, Friday May 9, 2025 Part of the Creatives of Colour Festival, May 8-10, 2025. Join us at the Glad Cafe for a celebratory gig of two groundbreaking Glasgow-based artists, Kapil Seshasayee and Intibint, followed by a DJ set from Arusa Qureshi. Tickets: £15 full price / £12 concession. Pay what you can / no one turned away for lack of funds - please email scca-thinking-culture@glasgow.ac.uk for this option. Set Times 8.00pm - Doors 8.30pm - Intibint 9.10pm - Break 9.30pm - Kapil Seshasayee 10.30pm - DJ set: Arusa Qureshi 12.00am - Bar closes Kapil Seshasayee British-Tamil artist Kapil Seshasayee tells the stories other artists are afraid to tell with a guitar style all his own - combining Carnatic Indian classical music, R'n'B and jazz fusion. Singles released from his most recent LP “Laal” have featured at Rolling Stone India, BBC Radio4, Bandcamp, The Quietus, The Hindu, BBC Radio6 Music, BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Asian Network. Laal is a concept album about the influence of Bollywood and Indian cinema - platforming conversations around censorship, nationalism and caste which aren’t discussed often in mainstream media circles. Kapil also hopes to celebrate unsung heroes of the Indian film industry with singles from the album such as the director of queer film “The Pink Mirror” - Sridhar Rangayan. Kapil has showcased songs from Laal across SXSW, South Asian festival Dialled in, Latitude Festival, The Roundhouse and venues such as the Concorde 2 in Brighton alongside artists such as Tinariwen, Talvin Singh and Raghu Dixit. Highly sought after for session work due to his idiosyncratic guitar playing - Kapil has amassed a number of high profile collaborations and commissions including a rework of a Ravi Shankar composition to commemorate his 100th birthday for BBC Asian Network, a collaborative single with rap legend LIL B and performances in Glasgow Royal Concert Hall alongside Billy Bragg and members of legendary Scottish acts Mogwai / Belle & Sebastian. Intibint Intibint (meaning You are a girl ) is the moniker of Glasgow-based Yemeni artist Noha. Whilst studying for her masters at SOAS she began to revisit songwriting and performing after a long break from music. As a result of her deep dive into music and songs, Noha debuted her first single Myself , and later in 2021 an EP titled What Are You Willing to Do which introduced her own production, with the tracks You & Me and Telling my Mother . Her work is primarily electronic imbibed with inspiration by Yemeni sounds, exploring themes straddling both the personal and the collective. Her latest tracks Sunflower and Ymn Alsa3eed are symbols of Intibint’s journey both personally and musically, showing the breadth of her production skills and sonically innovative sound. Arusa Qureshi Arusa Qureshi is a writer, editor and music programmer based in Edinburgh. She is the current Editor of Fest and the former Editor of The List and writes mostly about music, most recently Flip the Script – a book about women in UK hip hop, published by 404 Ink. Her work has appeared in the Scotsman, Clash, the Guardian, GoldFlakePaint, Time Out, the Quietus, NME and more. She chairs the board of the Scottish Music Centre, sits on the board of the Music Venue Trust and is the co-curator of the award-winning Amplifi series at Edinburgh's Queens Hall. Creatives of Colour Festival The festival centers the voices, experiences, and creativity of people of colour in Glasgow. Storytelling sits at the heart of these creative practices, and celebrates the resilience, joy, and talent of PoC artists. Co-curated by Zahra Khosroshahi and Kevin Leomo. Our stories. Our lens. Our terms. This event is presented by ‘Thinking Culture’, a cultural programme from the School of Culture & Creative Arts, University of Glasgow. AccessibilityInformation on Glad Cafe accessibility can be found here. Photo credit: Miriam Ali Information Source: School of Culture & Creative Arts | eventbrite

Welcome to the Barbarians FC at Glasgow Academicals RFC matchup! 2025 marks the centenary of Scotland’s historic Grand Slam victory in 1925. To celebrate this milestone and honour former Accies greats J. Nelson, H. Waddell, J. Dykes, and M. Simmers, the Accies are set to host the legendary Barbarians FC—an iconic invitational side often featuring some of the greatest rugby players of all time. Join us on May 10th at New Anniesland for an unforgettable meet up between tradition and excellence. This is more than just a match—it’s a celebration of rugby history. Get your tickets now! Information Source: Glasgow Academical RFC | eventbrite

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Join us at Cottiers for a one-off performance of Oud Player on the Tel! This piece, written by Tom Block from the International Human Rights Arts Movement and directed by Jesica Garrou, aims to tell the story of how the founding of Israel on Palestinian land could have been a catalyst for peace, and instead became 75+ years of conflict into the war of today. Although very sensitive to the Palestinian narrative, it also shows how the Jewish people were "hanging by a thread" at that time, and points out that the British and, to a lesser extent America, played a role in beginning this ongoing conflict. The piece aims to educate, as well as open new doorways of understanding in a situation desperately in need of it. The work is presented by the International Human Rights Art Movement , whose foundational values are Beauty as a fundamental creative valu; sincerity and vulnerability of presentation (no anger or finger pointing, which only stifles conversation); celebration of diversity and opening doorways of engagement between people who are in disagreement. Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo)Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo). This presentation of "Oud Player on the Tel" includes five of the original cast members, who premiered the piece in New York City in November 2024, as well as the original director, Jesica Garrou and two local actors. The play is part of the Fringe Programme of events around the UNESCO RIELA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating . Reviews Can the tale of two families living in Palestine just before the partition that created the State of Israel shine a light on the current status of affairs? Playwright Tom Block’s Oud Player on the Tel does just that with a combination of wit and empathy." - Joel Benjamin, TheaterScene.net "Oud Player on Tel is a story that needs to be told now more than ever. This original play seemingly uses humor and love to open the audience's hearts and souls. Each actor brings such humanity and vulnerability. Playwright Tom Block has a lot of courage to offer common ground in a world that feels extremely divided. These performances will continue to leave an impact long after watching." - Michael Druck, Casting Director, CSA “The role of art, in my opinion, is to go into the most difficult situations, not turn away from them,” Block said of “Oud Player.” - Ambar Castillo, Religion News Service Audience Reviews "Oud Player on the Tel portrayed Palestinians very well and there was no stereotype/propaganda of Palestinians and Muslims which I’m grateful for. I loved the friendship between Amir and Melke. The music was beautiful! Every single one of the characters makes a place in your heart! Please go see this production while you can!" "Breathtaking and devastating. Beautiful storytelling and incredible talent." "I enjoyed this show tremendously. The acting was brilliant and the play left me in tears." "A thought-provoking play that invited me to think about a complicated and challenging topic from multiple perspectives." "This is a brilliantly written play which was enhanced by the direction and acting. It is an important narrative for all to see. I am moved by the story. This one will sit with me for a while." "Great portrayals of the characters and discourse explaining the perspectives of the Arabs and Jews. Must watch and so timely!" "The play is at the same time an intimate story of two families and a thought provoking study of the complexities of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Emotional and mind opening. I highly recommend this show." "Kudos to Playwright Tom Block who opens a doorway to understanding both sides' perspectives and offering new ones in a situation in which most people feel sure in their too often one-sided perspectives. The play is set in the past BUT as Tom states in an interview, "We really need to keep having these conversations until even a frigid peace with a big fat line of demarcation, with UN peacekeepers along it, would be much, much better than what is currently happening there". This poignant, well-conceived, and well-executed play ends on Nov 24th." "Beautifully written, directed, acted and scored. Extremely engrossing, informative and heartfelt, as well as painful and humorous." Information Source: UNESCO RIELA | eventbrite

The 2025 Magnus Magnusson Awards will take place in Glasgow at The Lantern, Glasgow Caledonian University. The event is scheduled for May 12, 2025. Attendees can visit the venue at Cowcaddens Road, Glasgow, G4 0BA. Admission to the awards ceremony is free of charge. Join us for an evening of honoring exceptional achievements and celebrating excellence in the field.

Nørstadt live at the RumShack with support from the amazing Michael Cassidy! Grab your friends and head Southside for a great night of music at the Rum Shack. Information Source: Nørstadt | eventbrite

Not Another Rangers Podcast Live Come join us for a night of banter, laughs, and all things Rangers at Oswald's Bar ! Our hosts will be sharing their hot takes, special guests will make appearances, and you might even win some cool prizes. Don't miss out on this chance to connect with fellow fans and enjoy some live entertainment. Grab your tickets now! In aid of Walters fighting Fund and the Rangers Charity foundation. Information Source: Not Another Rangers Podcast | eventbrite

Welcome to the Kylie Minogue Concert Trip - Aberdeen to Glasgow Hydro (Return Travel)! Join us for an epic journey from Aberdeen to Glasgow Hydro to see Kylie Minogue perform live! Get ready to sing along to all your favorite hits and have an unforgettable experience with fellow fans. Our luxurious coach fleet will ensure to have you arrive in plenty of time while having you arrive in style! Event Details: Date: Fri 16th May 2025 Time: 14:00 Location: Glasgow Hydro Coach Return Travel ONLY - No concert tickets included. Avoid the hassle of booking overnight stay. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to see Kylie Minogue in concert. Book your spot now for a trip you won't forget! Information Source: King Coaches | eventbrite

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Experience the ultimate gaming event at VALOR: Come Ahead! taking place in Glasgow at the prestigious Grand Ole Opry. Join fellow gamers on May 18, 2025, at 2-4 Govan Road, Glasgow, G51 1HS, for an unforgettable day of competition and excitement. Immerse yourself in the world of gaming with tickets priced between £16.96 - £22.38. Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your skills and connect with like-minded individuals in the gaming community.

Are you an indoor plant lover ? Would you like to grow your plant collection in a more sustainable way whilst saving money? Then join us for our plant swap and propagation workshop at the Eco-Hub! How will the session work?: This session is a perfect opportunity to swap plants from your collection for new ones - the idea being: bring a plant, take a plant. You can also bring cuttings of plants and swap these. Please ensure your plant is healthy and pest free before swapping. During the event, people will swap their plants by having a one to one chat with another plant owner and agreeing on an appropriate swap together. Please be aware, your offers may be countered or rejected as plants can have different values to different people. Plants should only be swapped at the event, no payment should be exchanged. You can however give plants away for free and if you want, you can donate plants to the permenant Eco-Hub plant swap! We encourage you to label your plants beforehand however, we have labels on the day that you can use. There are no size restrictions on plants you want to swap, however it is worth noting you will need to carry your plants to and from the event. at the event, no payment should be exchanged. We also recommend bringing a box or a bag to the event so you can transport your new plants. As well as the plant-swap, the GUEST Bio-Diversity promoter , Andy Muir will be leading this session and giving out tips and tricks for propagation. You will learn the best ways to take a cuttings from your houseplants and germinate them. N o experience is needed , just enthusiasm and willingness to learn! Tea and Coffee will be available to purchase on the day for 50p a cup. This workshop is for university staff, students and the wider Glagsow community! Event Information: The event will take place in Room 206 on Level 2 of the Boyd Orr Building (Previously the Piccolino Cafe). You can find directions here . There is an accesible entrance to the Eco-Hub via University Gardens and the James McCune Smith Learning Hub for those who need it. If you have any additional accessiblity issues, please contact Lauren (lauren.crilly@glasgow.ac.uk) and she will be happy to support if possible. If you can't make the event, please cancel your ticket in advance or contact Lauren so we can keep on top of numbers. Additional Info on the Eco-Hub: The Eco-Hub offers services that benefit both people and the planet. The Eco-Hub is for staff, students and the wider community and has been introduced by the Sustainability Team, Student & Academic Services and GUEST (Glasgow University Environmental and Sustainability Team) . We host a permanent swap-shop as part of the GUEST Student2Student Essentials Programme . We offer regular activities such as plant swaps, bike repair sessions and practical climate-engaged workshops like clothing repair sessions and sustainable crafting. Our opening hours are Monday to Friday from 9.30AM-5PM. Please email lauren.crilly@glasgow.ac.uk if you have any further questions or queries! Information Source: Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team | eventbrite

Strings In Flight is a highly anticipated event taking place in Glasgow at the Govan and Linthouse Parish Church on May 22, 2025. This unique event will showcase the talents of various string musicians, promising a mesmerizing evening of melodious performances. Attendees can expect to be swept away by the enchanting music in the historic setting of the church. Tickets for Strings In Flight range from £1.79 to £5, offering an affordable opportunity to experience the beauty of live string music. Join music enthusiasts from all around to witness this exceptional musical event in the heart of Glasgow.

THE BIG INDIE TRIBUTE FEST IS HERE! The biggest indie tribute fest is set to take the roof off of Glasgow! Brace yourself for 4 hours of tribute bangers from your favourite indie legends with our LIVE BAND, DJs & performers! Belt your heart out to seventeen going under, pull up them knee socks and come out of that cage - as we take you on an indie journey you'll never forget at this not-to-be missed live music experience! EXPECT TO HEAR MUSIC FROM THE LIKES OF: ARCTIC MONKEYS SAM FENDER THE KILLERS THE 1975 KASABIAN & MANY MORE! A NIGHT OF HUGE INDIE ROCK ANTHEMS! This event is 14+ under 18s must be accompanied by an adult! This is a standing event! Information Source: The BIG Indie Fest | eventbrite