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Originally built in 1873, the Briggait was the city’s fish market for over 100 years. It has now been transformed into a vibrant new home for up to 100 visual artists and cultural organisations.
The Gin & Rum Festival tour is returning to Glasgow! If you're thirsty for knowledge or just want to party the night away, this is the event for you!
READ MOREWith over 40 years worth of expertise, Wasps are the UK's largest provider of affordable studio space for artists and creative industries!
READ MOREThe Britannia Music Hall (The Panopticon) located at the end of Argyle Street in Glasgow's Trongate is the oldest surviving music hall in the world!
READ MOREIvory Blacks is a 300 capacity venue run by music lovers, for music lovers in the heart of Glasgow City Centre!
READ MOREComedy in Glasgow has a rich history, and Glee Club are proud to bring our newest venue to such a vibrant city!
READ MOREWaxy O'Connor's is Glasgow's biggest and best Irish pub; the place to go for all the sport, especially rugby and GAA, and weekly live music!
READ MOREThe Hug and Pint is a vegan bar, eatery & live music venue in Glasgow's west end.
READ MOREPlatform is the arts centre at the heart of The Bridge, located in Easterhouse, offering a year-round programme of cutting edge performance, music, visual arts and participation.
READ MOREOn The Fringe is a welcoming creative community hub at the heart of the Southside of Glasgow!
READ MOREMono opened in 2002, furnishing Glasgow with a unique and versatile space in which to eat, drink and discover new music!
READ MOREJunction 1 is a multi purpose outdoor events space in the East End of Glasgow designed to showcase music concerts, comedy, visual arts & dance!
READ MOREFind out what's on at the SEC Centre Glasgow and book your tickets online with What's On Glasgow!
READ MOREWebsters Glasgow is a performing arts theatre, bar and restaurant situated in Glasgow's West End occupying the building of the 19th century former Lansdowne Parish Church.
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