Latest Events in Glasgow(February Updated)

Explore accurate Celtic v Aberdeen sporting information for 26th February, as well as links for Football news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Celtic Football Club, based in Glasgow, Scotland, is a professional football team that competes in the Scottish Premiership. With a long-standing history dating back to 1887, the club has won 51 Scottish league championships, making them the most successful team in the country. They have also won 40 Scottish Cups, 19 Scottish League Cups, and a European Cup in 1967, becoming the first British team to achieve such a feat. The current squad boasts talented players such as Scott Brown, Odsonne Edouard, and James Forrest, who have helped the team maintain their dominance in recent years. Celtic Park, the club's home stadium, has a capacity of over 60,000 and is known for its lively atmosphere during matches. With their impressive track record and passionate fan base, the Celtic Football Club continues to be a formidable force in the world of football. Aberdeen Football Club, located in the city of Aberdeen, Scotland, is a professional football team that competes in the Scottish Premiership, the top division of Scottish football. Established in 1903, the team has a rich history and has won numerous domestic titles, including four Scottish League championships and seven Scottish Cup trophies. They have also had success in European competitions, winning the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1983. Some notable players who have played for Aberdeen include Willie Miller, Jim Leighton, and current captain Joe Lewis. The team plays their home matches at the Pittodrie Stadium, which has a capacity of over 20,000 and is known for its vibrant atmosphere. With a strong record of achievements and dedicated fan base, Aberdeen Football Club continues to be a force to be reckoned with in Scottish football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

World Gaelic Week (24th February - 2nd March) celebrates Scottish Gaelic across the globe. To mark World Gaelic Week 2025 we welcome author Shelagh Chaimbeul, winner of the Gaelic New Writers Award 2023, to the Mitchell Library on Thursday 27th February to discuss her Scots Gaelic crime novel Far na Slighe, shortlisted for The Highland Society of London Prize for Best Fiction Book 2024. A summer's day in June 2004. Four teenagers are walking on the Fife Coastal Path near St Andrews when one of them, Amy, finds an unusual bracelet. 20 years later a new true crime series begins, Fuasgladh Cheist, which investigates suspicious and unexplained deaths. In the first program, Art Dawson is trying to find answers about the death of his sister, Joni, who fell while walking the Fife Coastal Path in June 2004. He has never believed the official verdict that it was an accident – what happened to her, and where is the priceless bracelet she was wearing? As soon as Amy sees a picture of the bracelet on Fuasgladh Cheist, she recognises it. She had no idea that the jewellery was connected to the death of a young girl, and has no idea what to do with it now, especially with so many people looking for it. Do the three others that were with Amy in 2004 know what happened to Joni? Why are they so reluctant to speak to her about their trip? And why is someone trying to make sure that the bracelet will never be found? Samhraidh san Ògmhios, 2004. Tha ceathrar deugairean a’ coiseachd air Slighe Chladach Fìobha faisg air Cill Rìmhinn nuair a gheibh tè dhiubh, Amy, lorg ai bann-làimhe eireachdail. 20 bliadhna an dèidh sin tha sreath ùr a’ nochdadh, Fuasgladh Cheist, anns am bithear a’ dèanamh sgrùdadh air bàsan amharasach. Sa chiad phrògram, tha Art Dawson a’ feuchainn ri freagairtean a lorg mu bàs a pheathar, Joni, a thuit far Slighe Chladach Fìobha san Ògmhios 2004. Cha robh esan a-riamh a’ creidsinn gum b’ e tubaist a bh’ ann: dè thachair dhi, agus càit an deach am bann-làimhe prìseil a bh’ oirre? Cho luath ’s a chì Amy dealbh den bhann-làimhe air Fuasgladh Cheist, tha i ga aithneachadh. Cha robh for aice gum b’ ann ceangailte ri bàs nighinn òig a bha am pìos seudraidh, agus chan eil for aice dè nì e leis a-nis, is daoine a’ coimhead air a shon. A bheil fios aig na triùir eile a bha còmhla ri Amy ann an 2004 dè thachair do Joni? Carson nach eil iad airson bruidhinn rithe mu dheidhinn an turais aca? Agus carson a tha cuideigin airson dèanamh cinnteach nach tèid am bann-làimhe a lorg idir? Information Source: Glasgow Libraries | eventbrite

CPW presents "The French Ravie-loution" at Fairfield (Working Men's) Club in Glasgow. The event is scheduled for February 28, 2025. Attendees can expect an evening filled with riveting wrestling matches featuring top talent in the industry. Ticket prices range from £8.30 to £33.22, offering options for every budget. Join wrestling enthusiasts in experiencing the thrill and excitement of live professional wrestling at this highly anticipated event.

Explore Glasgow Clan v Cardiff Devils sporting information for 28th February, as well as links for Ice Hockey tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Glasgow Clan is a professional ice hockey team based in Glasgow, Scotland. They compete in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL), which is the top level of ice hockey in the United Kingdom. The team was originally founded in 1996 and has since won two EIHL Challenge Cups in 2003 and 2010. The Glasgow Clan also holds the record for the most playoff appearances in EIHL history. The team's home arena is the Braehead Arena, which has a capacity of over 4,000 seats. The Glasgow Clan has a talented roster of international players, including Canadian forward United Kingdom0 Heywood and Finnish defenseman Zach Sullivan. The team's main rivals are the Fife Flyers and the Belfast Giants. With its impressive track record and dedicated fan base, the Glasgow Clan is a force to be reckoned with in the world of ice hockey. The Cardiff Devils ice hockey team is a top-tier professional ice hockey team based in Cardiff, Wales. Founded in 1986, the team has a rich history and has competed in various major competitions, including the Elite Ice Hockey League, which they have won on three different occasions. The team's home arena is the Viola Arena, with a capacity of 3,100, making it one of the most renowned and atmospheric venues in the league. The team boasts an impressive roster of players, including several international stars, such as former NHL players Stephen Dixon and Matt Pope. In addition, the Cardiff Devils have won numerous individual awards, including coach of the year, player of the year, and top goal scorers. With a dedicated fan base, a strong history of success, and a talented roster of players, the Cardiff Devils continue to be a formidable force in the world of ice hockey. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

The lithographic printing process relies on the basis that oil and water resist each other, and traditionally designs would be prepared on stone or metal plates. Using basic toner-based photocopies or print outs you can use a similar approach to quickly play around with this versatile image making technique. You will be introduced to fast, exciting ways of reproducing and manipulating imagery using layers of colour to create a series of works on paper. No prior experience necessary, and all materials will be provided. Your tutor Ralph is the etching technician for Fine Art at the Glasgow School of Art, is highly skilled in a broad range of print processes and has a wealth of teaching experience. All levels of experience welcome. Ages 16+. Information Source: Mobile Print Studio | eventbrite

Dr Alice Tarbuck is an award-winning poet and writer. Her debut non-fiction book A Spell in the Wild: a year (and six centuries) of Magic is published by Hodder & Stoughton. With Claire Askew, she is the co-editor of The Modern Craft, published by Watkins. She is a previous winner of the Scottish Book Trust New Writer’s Award for poetry, and recipient of their award for programming. She has taught Creative Writing at the Universities of Dundee and York, and is a Lead Reader for Open Book. Alice is currently Writer in Residence on the AHRC funded Print Matters project at the University of York. She splits her time between Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders. Creative Conversations is generously supported by The Ferguson Bequest. Zoom Link to attend remotely if required: https://uofglasgow.zoom.us/j/87835097167 Information Source: Creative Writing Admin Team | eventbrite

Come support our latest GIT 101 course graduates at their class show! Doors 7pm Show 7.15pm Venue: The Old Hairdressers (Upstairs) FREE to attend! -- @improvglasgow www.improvglasgow.co.uk Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

This training is suitable for all adults involved in sports organiations that have participants under 18 years old. It is targeted at all coaches and volunteers working directly with children and young people. The training gives an insight into the issues and legal matters surrounding child wellbeing and protection in sport as well as giving practical guidance for clubs. Participants MUST complete an online module (module 1 - approx 45 mins) which is theory-based before applying for the face to face learning (Module 2 - a 3 hour course). The CWPS eLearning module is delivered via sportscotlands online platform Brightspace. https://learninginsport.brightspace.com/d2l/login When you have confirmed your booking, sportscotland will be in touch with you to provide you with a specific log in and password for brightspace so you can complete the online module prior to the start of the CWPS course. Please also ensure you complete the short survey at the end of the module. This will generate a confirmation of completion email that will be shared with your online tutor. Information Source: Coaching, Training & Volunteer Development | eventbrite

Join us for ournew Make itevents! These are informal workshops for adults where you can come relax, explore and create! No previous abilities required and all materials provided! In this adult-only session (18+), you will have a chance to explore our galleries, discover more about our artworks and spend time creating while using a variety of materials. These sessions are an opportunity to relax and connect with others within the museum whilst making art. So, mark your calendars and come along to the Gallery of Modern Art, for a relaxing, creative experience. Information Source: GoMA - Glasgow Museums | eventbrite

Oluwaseun (Seun) Olayiwola is a poet, critic, choreographer and performer based in London. His poems have been published and anthologized in: The Guardian, The Poetry Review, PN Review, Oxford Poetry, TATE, bath magg, 14poems, Re:creation, and Queerlings. As a Ledbury Poetry Critic, he’s written reviews for the Guardian, the Telegraph, the Times Literary Supplement, the Poetry School, Magma, Poetry Birmingham, and the Poetry Book Society. His poetry has been commissioned by the Royal Society of Literature and Spread the Word. His debut poetry collection is forthcoming from Fitzcarraldo Editions. His choreographic work has been commissioned by Ledbury Poetry Festival, Southwark Council, Studio 3 Arts. His work has been presented at The Place, The Central School of Ballet, and Studio Voltaire. In 2022, he became an associate artist at Swindon Dance. Seun has a MFA in Choreography from the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, where he was a Fulbright Scholar in 2018-2019. He received a distinction and Highest Achievement Prize for his thesis Searching for Something Else: On Choreography and Poetics. He is currently a lecturer (dance) in the Kingston School of Art. Creative Conversations is generously supported by the Ferguson Bequest. The zoom link to attend remotely is: https://uofglasgow.zoom.us/j/87835097167 Information Source: Creative Writing Admin Team | eventbrite

Welcome to the Open Mic at Glasgow Zine Library! Join us for a night of creativity and expression in the heart of Glasgow's Southside. Whether you're a seasoned performer or trying out the mic for the first time, this event is the perfect opportunity to share your voice and connect with fellow artists. Come to Glasgow Zine Library and be a part of a supportive and inclusive space where all forms of art are welcomed. Don't miss out on this chance to showcase your talent and be inspired by others. See you there! Pre-book slots through Google form (https://forms.gle/Xi8jLZHW7hWU6AVA7) * there will be a signup sheet available on the day of. Please only sign up for one time slot if you book in advance. You may sign up for a second slot on the day of, as time allows. Each person gets 5-minutes maximum or 3 poems, whichever is shortest. Host will queue performers when they have one minute and 30 seconds remaining. Event runs from 6:30p to 8:30p. If there’s a full sheet, there will be a 15 to 20 minute break in the middle. BYOB. Tea and small snacks available at venue. Venue Accessibility: View our full Access Guide here A Text-only version of the Access Guide can be viewed here We want to make sure our Library and programme are as accessible as possible to all. For that reason, event capacity is limited to 20. We will limit open mic to 15 performers so that we can maintain a maximum 90 minute runtime with a 15 minute intermission as needed. All spaces in the Library are wheelchair accessible, with ground floor access and all rooms on one level. There is an accessible and gender neutral toilet, with baby changing facilities, available to the public. Our accessible toilet is fitted with a toilet alarm. The library space provides tea, coffee, water, a variety of lighting and seating options, dyslexia reading aids, toys for children, and comfort provisions like soft cushioning, hot water bottles, blankets and space heaters. We understand that people spending time in the library might need to rest for a number of reasons; if you need to lie down on any of our benches or recline in one of our chairs, please feel free to do so. Our staff will do what we can to make you more comfortable. All service dogs, and dogs in general, are welcome as long as they are on a lead. There is free parking on the street outside the Library, but unfortunately there isn’t a specific reserved space for visitors with mobility issues. Please note that Queens Park train station is currently not wheelchair accessible. The closest wheelchair accessible station is Mount Florida Station, which is about 0.7 mile (1.1 km) from the Library. There is level access from nearby bus stops on Victoria Road. We run a full programme of events and activities around the year which means the library can be busy at times. On any day that the library is open there will be a dedicated quiet space. Stim toys are also provided. If you are looking for a quieter day, we suggest getting in touch before visiting if you’d like to know if there’s anything on that day. All GZL activities will adhere to our safer spaces policy, which you can learn about by visiting this link. If you need help accessing the library, or would like more information about access, please contact glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com (or via phone: 07935992888) and we will be happy to offer assistance. Information Source: Bailey Shelton | eventbrite

Cracking New Jokes with a selection of Scotland’s Best Comics from Scotland’s coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company. We run the freshest comedy shows in all of Scotland and excited to bring our legendary new material night to Glasgow International Comedy Festival for its debut! A selection of award winning comedians, Instagram stars, and veterans of the comedy scene, all hosted by the 5-time Scottish Comedian of the year Finalist, Ross Leslie (“Ross Leslie is a nimble compere, who kept the night on track with a gentle authority and, when he shifted into material, he got big around the room responses.” British Comedy Guide) The bar is open from 12pm, and we recommend if you have purchased a food ticket to at least arrive by 6.30pm. We will start bringing people into the comedy room at about 8.15pm, with the show starting at 8.30pm. There will be two breaks throughout the show for refreshments and comfort, and aim to be finished by 10.30pm latest. The bar will remain open to normal closing time. Terms and conditions for ticket holders will be on your tickets, however feel free to check our TERMS page prior to purchasing. Information Source: Good Egg Comedy | eventbrite

Friday night comedy with a selection of Scotland’s Best Comics from Scotland’s coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company. We run the freshest comedy shows in all of Scotland and for the 4th year running are looking to sell out our flagship Friday night shows! A selection of award winning comedians, Instagram stars, and veterans of the comedy scene, all hosted by the 5-time Scottish Comedian of the year Finalist, Ross Leslie (“Ross Leslie is a nimble compere, who kept the night on track with a gentle authority and, when he shifted into material, he got big around the room responses.” British Comedy Guide) The bar is open from 12pm, and we recommend if you have purchased a food ticket to at least arrive by 7.30pm. We will start bringing people into the comedy room at about 8.15pm, with the show starting at 8.30pm. There will be a break during the show for refreshments and comfort, and aim to be finished by 10.30pm latest. The bar will remain open to normal closing time. Information Source: Good Egg Comedy | eventbrite

Friday afternoon comedy with a selection of Scotland’s Best Comics from Scotland’s coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company. We run the freshest comedy shows in all of Scotland and following sell out shows in 2024 of our patented Friday afternoon shows, we are back for 2025. Comedy in a nice relaxed atmosphere, no last trains, no fighting for taxis, no drunk idiots (not guaranteed!) A selection of award winning comedians, Instagram stars, and veterans of the comedy scene, all hosted by the 5-time Scottish Comedian of the year Finalist, Ross Leslie (“Ross Leslie is a nimble compere, who kept the night on track with a gentle authority and, when he shifted into material, he got big around the room responses.” British Comedy Guide) The bar is open from 12pm, and we recommend if you have purchased a food ticket to at least arrive by 12pm. We will start bringing people into the comedy room at about 12.15pm, with the show starting at 12.30pm. There will be a break during the show for refreshments and comfort, and aim to be finished by 2.00pm latest. The bar will remain open to normal closing time. Information Source: Good Egg Comedy | eventbrite

The Wonder Room is Glasgow magician Ryan K. Davidson’s new one-man show in residence in one of the city's most historical and iconic venues, offering a unique, up-close experience of magic and storytelling to a strictly limited audience. Set in an intimate, purpose designed suite in the luxurious voco Grand Central Hotel in the heart of Glasgow, The Wonder Room opens its doors every week by ticket or invitation only. Each show is limited to 20 tickets ensuring everyone in the room is a participant and not merely a spectator. WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY: Ryan K. Davidson RUNNING TIME: 1 hr 50mins without interval AGE RESTRICTION: 16+ Information Source: Ryan K. Davidson | eventbrite

Sunday Comedy Brunch with a selection of Scotland’s Best Comics from Scotland’s coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company. We run the freshest comedy shows in all of Scotland and for the first time at Glasgow International Comedy Festival we are proud to introduce our legendary Sunday Comedy Brunch shows. A selection of award winning comedians, Instagram stars, and veterans of the comedy scene, all hosted by the 5-time Scottish Comedian of the year Finalist, Ross Leslie (“Ross Leslie is a nimble compere, who kept the night on track with a gentle authority and, when he shifted into material, he got big around the room responses.” British Comedy Guide) The bar is open from 12pm, and we recommend if you have purchased a food ticket to at least arrive by 12.15pm. We will start bringing people into the comedy room at about 12.15pm, with the show starting at 12.30pm. There will be a break during the show for refreshments and comfort, and aim to be finished by 2.45pm latest. The bar will remain open to normal closing time. Information Source: Good Egg Comedy | eventbrite

An Evening with Trevor Steven and David Robertson Rangers 9-in-a-row legends return to Glasgow for a night of laughs and memories. This is Trevor's first ever Rangers event in Glasgow. Signed by Graeme Souness and then Walter Smith, the England World Cup star was once Britain's most expensive footballer. We are delighted to have Trevor appearing with David Robertson BEM, tough-tackling full back and star of the hilarious TV documentary, Real Kashmir. Come join us for an unforgettable evening filled with football legends, banter, and stories at the Village Hotel Glasgow. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to get up close and personal with these sporting heroes. Book your spot now! Information Source: Suzanne Milligan | eventbrite

CPW is proud to present "The Boys Are Back In Town!" event at the Fairfield (Working Men's) Club in Glasgow. Join us on March 23, 2025, at 211 Crossloan Road for an exciting evening filled with thrilling wrestling action. Tickets are available at prices ranging from £8.30 to £33.22, offering a range of options for attendees. Don't miss this opportunity to witness top-notch wrestling talent in action at this highly anticipated event.

Witness the adrenaline-pumping action at Iron Girders Pro Wrestling 18 in Glasgow. This thrilling event will take place at Iron Girders on 1173 Gallowgate Unit 2, Glasgow, G31 4EB, on March 29, 2025. Immerse yourself in the excitement of professional wrestling as top competitors battle it out in the ring. Tickets for Iron Girders Pro Wrestling 18 range from £8.30 to £42.96, offering a range of options to fit every budget. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the intensity and athleticism of live wrestling - secure your spot today!

The Wonder Room is Glasgow magician Ryan K. Davidson’s new one-man show in residence in one of the city's most historical and iconic venues, offering a unique, up-close experience of magic and storytelling to a strictly limited audience. Set in an intimate, purpose designed suite in the luxurious voco Grand Central Hotel in the heart of Glasgow, The Wonder Room opens its doors every week by ticket or invitation only. Each show is limited to 20 tickets ensuring everyone in the room is a participant and not merely a spectator. WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY: Ryan K. Davidson RUNNING TIME: 1 hr 50mins without interval AGE RESTRICTION: 16+ Information Source: Ryan K. Davidson | eventbrite

Held in conjunction with The Scottish Utility Breeds Club Championship Show, The Scottish Dachshund Club Championship Show, The Rhodesian Ridgeback Club of Scotland Open Show and the Irish Wolfhound Club of Scotland Open Show. We welcome spectators to enjoy watching the judging of some of the top winning dogs in the country . See the best examples of pedigree dogs competing in multiple shows on the day. This is a great opportunity to speak to knowledgeable people in a variety of dog breeds if youre considering adding a dog to your family. There is also the chance to shop at the trade stands and have a bite to eat whilst enjoying the competitive atmosphere. Information Source: eventbrite