Glasgow is full of amazing things to do that you’d only find if you spent some time here. Our list of essential Glasgow experiences that you probably wouldn’t find in your regular guide book!
The Glasgow West Farmers Market brings a taste of rural Scotland to the city, on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month.
Check out Scotland’s best independent traders in Sloans Market, every Saturday & Sunday from 11am to 5pm.
The Southside Farmers Market brings a taste of rural Scotland to the city, on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month.
A brand new vintage fair with live performances and workshops, taking place in Saint Luke’s on the first Sunday of every month!
A diverse and dedicated vintage fair that has been running for 6 years in Hillhead Bookclub on the last Sunday of the month.
Glasgow’s summer festivals are hugely varied; there’s everything from Shakespeare to samba, and piping to Pride. We’ve picked out a few of Glasgow’s best summer festivals. You don’t even need your wellies at most of them.
When it comes to sunny days in Glasgow, there is nothing better than sipping your pint in the open air, in one of Glasgow’s surprisingly many beautiful beer gardens. Here are some of Glasgow’s best al fresco drinking joints.
Glasgow is one of the most culturally rich cities in the UK, if not the world, so banish your preconceptions and head up or down or across here to Glasgow from wherever you are, and see why everyone loves our city!
The Loch Lomond Farmers Market is at Loch Lomond Shores on the first and third Sunday of every month!
The Merchant City will be home to the Craft & Design Fair this summer, featuring candles, photography, jewellery & more!
The SSE Hydro is Glasgow’s newest major gig venue, attracting the biggest national and international names in music and comedy. It’s easy to get to and situated right next to the uber-trendy Finnieston area, filled with bars and restaurants.
Glasgow Airport is just a 15 minute drive from the city centre. If you have a late flight or an early start airport hotels are always a good option.
27th March 2010: “The Violence of the Slams” – Glasgow’s Irn Bruisers play host to CCR’s Belles of Centrinnians and GRG’s Maiden Grrders play CCRs Slay Belles.
27th January 2010: Indie rocker Jamie T, “the one man Arctic Monkey”, is playing Glasgow’s Barrowlands in January 2010.