2025 will be a big year for Glasgow as we celebrate the city's 850th birthday. It's a milestone and everyone who has or does call Glasgow home is invited to the party!
READ MORESt Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow, is celebrated during the city's official St Mungo Festival held annually in January!
READ MOREThe January blues are set to be well and truly banished as Glasgow comes alive when Celtic Connections returns for 2025 between January 16th and February 2nd!
READ MORETo celebrate Glasgow 850, St Mungo Museum are teaming up with Glasgow Cathedral, their partners on the Cathedral Precinct, for a morning of stained glass art history appreciation!
READ MOREIn the lead-up to Burns night, The National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall is delighted to present in partnership with St Mungo's Mirrorball, 'Glasgow: City of Poets'.
READ MOREThis Burns Night, join in Glasgow's big outdoor Strip the Willow dance down the recently reopened pedestrian thoroughfare of Sauchiehall Street, to celebrate a new year, and new street!
READ MOREArchitect Ruairidh Moir considers Sir John James Burnet's Clyde Navigation Trust building and Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art in this talk as part of Glasgow 850.
READ MORECappella Nova Outreach at St Bride's are celebrating their saint, St Brigit of Kildare, on Saturday 8th February with an afternoon of Mediaeval Irish music and poetry!
READ MOREThe Old Glasgow Club hosts regular talks and occasional events for people interested in Glasgow, its environs, its history and its people!
READ MOREA look at the preaching order that supported the growth of Glasgow College and Blackfriars church, with links to 19th century architects Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson and James Sellars.
READ MOREThe Glasgow International Comedy Festival returns in March 2025 featuring spectacular stand-up stars and home-grown favourites on stages across the city!
READ MOREJoin Ashley Storrie, Christopher Macarthur-Boyd and Alan Bisset for three different performances as they use comedy to celebrate the life of Alsadair Gray as part of the Glasgow 850 celebrations.
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