Latest Events in Glasgow(September Updated)

SERVICED ACCOMMODAION DISCOVERY DAY Location: Glasgow Join us at the Pillow Partners Centre of Excellence for a unique day exploring the Serviced Accommodation Industry. This will be an action-packed day with our team finding your passion, working on our plan and leaving with a better understanding of your purpose in life. The 5 business models in Serviced Accommodation Is SA right for you? Business Planning Session IKIGAI - Find your purpose in life Identifying the right strategy for you Develop your niche / edge / USP 1-2-1 private mentoring session 9 Step framework to set up your own management company Partnering with Pillow to build a £100,000 a year business Resources Included - Totalling £2500+ worth of value Serviced Accommodation Fundamentals Course (Worth £299) Business Plan Template Pack (Worth £199) 1-2-1 Follow-up strategy call with Scott Weir 4 x Online Training Events (worth £499 each) NOTE: If you join Pillow Partners we will refund your ticket price in full AND give you £1000 towards your travel and accommodation costs. Information Source: Pillow Partners | eventbrite

London's favourite Paint and Sip is now Sculpting! Join us for a creative night of drinking and sculpting in the heart of Glasgow! No previous sculpting experience necessary! Get your creative juices flowing! You will be guided through hand-building with clay, taught how to make pinch pots, and decorate these as you all desire with plenty of room for creative freedom. There is also plenty of opportunities to make other dishes, ring holders, candle holders etc that will be explained after you have the basics. This is the perfect unique night out for those looking for something a little different. What's included ✔️Approx. 2 hour step-by-step sculpting session led by our experienced artist and assistants. ✔️All sculpt materials needed to complete your masterpiece ✔️ Photos taken throughout the session & posted on our Facebook page. ✔️ Heaps of fun exploring your creative side. ✔️A one-of-a-kind masterpiece to take home. ✔️and best of all - we clean up! Please arrive 15 mins before your event start time to get settled . Drinks are not included but can be purchased from the bar. BYO is not permitted as our events are held at licensed venues. Information Source: Paintvine | eventbrite

Join us at The Alchemy Experiment on Wednesday 17th September at 6.30pm to celebrate seasonal botanicals! You will create your own composition using colourful paper stocks and botanical themed cut-outs. You will be guided through various creative prompts to create your own botanical plates. All materials will be provided, you will learn collage and compositions techniques , and you will leave with your new collages. Who is this for? This event is for anyone ages 18+ interested in exploring collage, art and nature in a relaxing and welcoming environment. This workshop is suitable for all levels, no previous experience and skills are necessary. What is the After Hours Creative Club? Monthly workshops hosted by Concrete Nature on Wednesday evenings and Sundays Between Glasgow and Edinburgh to nurture your creativity off-screen and connect with fellow creatives. Materials All materials will be provided, however we recommend you bring a tote bag or shopping bag big enough to fit A4 size artworks to keep your artwork safe when you leave the workshop and make your way home. Location & Nearest subway station The Alchemy Experiment is an inclusive art venue located on Byres Road, and the nearest subway station is Hillhead. There is on street parking around the venue. The closest Nextbike Station is number 8314, it is located outside of Kelvin Hall Subway Staion, for more information visit Nextbike's website . About the venue The upper exhibition space where the workshop will be taking place is fully accessible from ground level on Byres Road. However, please note the toilets are not wheelchair accessible, they are located downstairs and only accessible via a flight of stairs. For more information about the venue, visi t The Alchemy Experiment's website . Cancellation policy Tickets will only be refundable up to 7 days prior to the event taking place. Tickets are non-exchangeable. Please note Eventbrite’s fees are non-refundable. If you can no longer attend the event after the deadline for refund, please let us know via email us at hello@concretenature.studio so your ticket can be re-allocated to someone on our waiting list. Questions Please get in touch with Clementine at hello@concretenature.studio if you have any questions. Information Source: Concrete Nature | eventbrite

Join Engineer a Career for The Power of Engineering on 17 September in Glasgow, 6–9pm, hosted by The Social Hub. Hear from experienced engineers who will share their career journeys, insights, and practical advice. Network with peers, meet industry professionals, and make connections that could shape your future. The evening ends with an informal meet-up to keep the conversations going. Information Source: Engineer a Career | eventbrite

Your monthly check-in to clear what’s holding you back and step closer to your dream life. In this circle, we’ll work on removing blocks around achieving your goals, dive into real conversations about manifestation, and use targeted journaling prompts to bring clarity and focus. You’ll be guided through meditation and receive Reiki to reset your energy and align you with what you’re calling in. This is your space to pause, recalibrate, and propel yourself forward with intention. Think of it as your monthly energy tune-up for manifestation. Information Source: The Soul Works 222 | eventbrite

Please note: this event will be held in person at Glasgow Zine Library. A group to discuss theories and themes in contemporary and past television series. This is an event for people who love television, history, and pop culture, who want to gain a greater understanding of television culture. Topics will include but are not limited to: television's political application, television and social progress, and television and identity. Participants can expect to be "assigned" a variety of television series and episodes that have been culturally significant throughout television's nearly 100 year history, learn how television is a unique form of storytelling different from cinema and how its format has been utilised since its inception to express society's anxieties, hopes, and fears. Content warnings will be dependent on the chosen texts for the meetings. This month's show: Freaks & Geeks Also helpful: Your favourite episodes Your Independent research This event is BYOB so you are welcome to bring your own drinks. Please note, this means alcohol may be present and consumed during this event. This event is for over 18s only. About the event leader: Hannah Granberry is an academic with a PhD in Film Studies specialising in television and nostalgia. She has taught at universities in the United States and in Scotland for the past eight years and is currently working to turn her PhD thesis into a book. Her research interests beyond television and nostalgia include genre cinema (specifically horror), reality television, cultural studies and contemporary media, and psychoanalysis. Ticket information for this event: Please note: we can only issue refunds requested 72 hours before the event. This event is suitable for ages 18+ . There will be 20 attendees maximum, and the event will feature comfort breaks. During this event, participants will be involved in: Talk / Lecture, Group Discussions, Reading, Visual presentation This event will take place at Glasgow Zine Library's place on Albert Road. You can find directions here . You may be asked to wear a mask at this event. If you have any questions or access requirements, please get in touch with us via glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com Find out more about access at GZL events and how to make an access request here. All events will adhere to our safer spaces policy, which you can learn about here. GZL pledges to support The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. As part of this pledge we may participate in strikes called in response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine. If this event falls on a strike day and is cancelled, we will work with event leaders to reschedule the event asap. Participants will also have the option of receiving an immediate refund for any ticket purchases and travel booked to attend. How to access the event: After booking a ticket, you will be sent several reminder emails from Eventbrite leading up to the event. We will also send emails that share any resources that attendees will need access to, including any required materials. Please email glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com for any queries or issues. Support GZL: Join the GZL Patreon and support the library on a monthly basis. Information Source: Glasgow Zine Library | eventbrite

The masterclass, led by María Grazia Goya Barquet focuses on the intersection between nature, documentary, and ways to frame our landscapes through cinematography. María is a director and cinematographer born in Ecuador, based in Barcelona and working internationally. Her short film Hello Sea! is screening at IberoDocs in the programme 'The Sea' . María's most recent project as Cinematographer, “Only on Earth” (directed by Robin Petré) had its World Premiere at the 75th edition of Berlinale 2025. And later won the Award for Best Cinematography at Millennium Docs Againts Gravity Film Festival 2025. Through an introduction of María’s work and practical exercises, the masterclass will offer a space to think about the world that surrounds us and how we want to capture it through our cameras. Led by María Grazia Goya Barquet Information Source: IberoDocs | eventbrite

Welcome to our free Parent & Carers Coffee Morning ! Join us at Suite 312, The Pentagon Business Centre for a coffee morning where you can meet other parents and carers of bereaved children and young people. Our bereavement practitioners will give a short presentation on how best to support your child through their grief. The practitioners will answer any questions and have prepared a mini activity manual for you to take home. We hope that this will be a safe space for you to come along and meet with other parents and carers to share stories and experiences over a cup of coffee. Numbers are limited so please sign up early! Information Source: eventbrite

Host of the hit podcast After Dark Anthony Delaney joins us to discuss his first book, Queer Georgians ! A look at the often-hidden lives of queer people in the Georgian world, through court documents, diaries, archives and other sources, Anthony's book is a fascinating work of restorative history, including resurfacing forgotten histories and offering radical reinterpretations of lives we already know.Anthony will be discussing some of his favourite figures from the book, the work of research, and the work of restoration of queer history before signing copies of his book. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

"The Sea" is a new environmental strand within IberoDocs, bringing together four powerful short films by women filmmakers that reflect on our complex relationship with the ocean and coastal life. Our journey begins with Hello Sea! by María Goya Barquet, a poetic and personal documentary that explores what the sea is, for a person who has never seen it. With Blow! by Neus Ballús, poetry is merged with reality, as we follow a research team and the singing of the whales. The animated lines of Percebes by Laura Gonçalves carry us to the Portuguese coast and the social and ecological cycles surrounding one of the ocean’s most prized delicacies, while Spirits & Rocks: an Azorean Myth by Aylin Gökmen captures the deep emotional and geological tremors of life on a volcanic island. Together, they form a resonant chorus—stories of memory, longing, survival, and transformation—each uniquely anchored by the voices and visions of women. In collaboration with DocNomads. All films shown with HOH captions. Followed by Filmmaker Q&A (With BSL interpretation) & Live Music. Information Source: IberoDocs | eventbrite

Good ventilation is essential for healthy, comfortable, and resilient buildings—but as mechanical systems become more dominant, it's critical to ask: are we designing for long-term wellbeing, or creating new dependencies? This event explores why ventilation matters—not just for compliance or technical performance, but for occupant health, comfort, and the psychological benefits of environmental control. As buildings increasingly rely on mechanical systems, understanding building physics, material choices, and passive design strategies becomes more important than ever. Through case studies and discussion, we’ll demonstrate how to design for indoor air quality while considering flexibility as well as ethics. We’ll look at how passive and natural ventilation, and low-impact construction materials can support both regulatory standards and 'passive survivability'—the ability for buildings to remain safe and comfortable during power outages or emergencies. The session will highlight practical examples from engineering and architectural practice, with a focus on avoiding 'eco-bling' and prioritising real, long-term benefits for occupants. Participants are invited to bring project-specific questions for open discussion. Our speakers: Janice Foster , Chartered Engineer and researcher specialising in building performance evaluation (BPE) at MEARU, GSA. Richard Atkins , Chartered Architect who has designed sustainable buildings and advised clients, government and stakeholders for over 40 years. Sandy Halliday , Chartered Engineer, who has worked in building research, training, policy guidance and as project advisor for local and national government and private clients for over 30 years. Sam Foster , Net Zero Leader at NatureScot, Architect with strong interest in beautiful, low energy architecture constructed from non-toxic materials to create healthy environments. Jessica Noel-Smith , Chartered Architect, Founder of Beyond Access, PhD Researcher at University of Stirling and Associate at Dementia Services Development Centre (DSDC). Discussion will be facilitated by Magdalena Blazusiak , who is the current Vice-chair of SEDA, Chartered Architectural Technologist, lecturer and PhD researcher at RGU, with interest in human centric retrofit supporting health and wellbeing. WHERE: Reid Building, Glasgow Schol of Art, Principal Seminar Room 1 – Ground floor and online WHEN: 18th September at 5.30pm for 6pm start (6pm-8pm) Please let us know your access and dietary requirements. Donation box will be provided for the food and drink. There will also be a Q&A, a Discussion and an opportunity to Network at the event. The event will be hosted in a hybrid format. If attended in person, please ensure to arrive at least 10 minutes before the start. The Zoom call will close after Q&A and discussion. How to get there: Glasgow School of Art, Reid Building 167 Renfrew Street Glasgow, G3 6RQ Public transport: The GSA is about a 20-minute walk from Buchanan Bus Station and Queens Street and Central train stations. The nearest local railway station is Charing Cross and the nearest subway station is Cowcaddens. Car Parking: There is metered on-street parking locally and the nearest public car parks are located at Cambridge Street and Concert Square. Note that the GSA is within Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone. Parking can be paid for via RinGo App. Information Source: The Scottish Ecological Design Association (SEDA) | eventbrite

Anna Zoe Quirke joins us in conversation with Margaret McDonald to launch her new teen sapphic romance, Sad Girl Hours .Anna, author of Something to be Proud Of , joins us to launch her second novel, the moving sapphic romance Sad Girl Hours , a perfect slice of teen fiction for fans of Alice Oseman and Casey McQuiston, covering mental health, sexuality, and love in a fantastic romcom. Anna will be joined by Carnegie Medal winning author Margaret McDonald, author of Glasgow Boys , for a discussion of writing about young love, the changing world of teenagers, and more in a fantastic conversation, before signing copies of her books. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Neirud died shrouded in mystery, leaving behind no trace of her past. Confronting family secrets, the filmmaker pieces together the mysterious life of her enigmatic "aunt". In doing so, she discovers Neirud’s colourful life as a pioneering black lesbian wrestler in an all-female circus troupe through the 60s and 80s. As she investigates Neirud’s controversial ring persona, the filmmaker paints a fascinating story touching on race, identity and queer life through changing Brazilian society. In collaboration with SQIFF. Information Source: IberoDocs | eventbrite

Stroke recovery isn’t just about physical healing — it’s about rediscovering who you are, making sense of what’s changed, and connecting with others who understand. This event is a chance to do exactly that. Join us in Glasgow for a welcoming, supportive day of conversation, learning and connection. Whether you're a stroke survivor, a carer, a family member or a friend, this is your space to explore life after stroke — honestly and openly. Special Thanks to Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland We’re delighted to be jointly hosting our Glasgow event with Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland . Their partnership has been invaluable in helping shape a programme that reflects the needs of stroke survivors in Scotland — including local expertise, lived experience, and community-focused support. A huge thank you to everyone at CHSS for helping us make this day one of connection, insight and shared purpose. Details: Date & Time: Saturday 20 September 2025, 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM Location: thestudio... 67 Hope St, Glasgow G2 6AE Tickets: £10 per person (includes lunch & refreshments) What to Expect: The day will begin with registration from 10am, where you can settle in, enjoy some refreshments, and chat with others before the sessions begin. It’s a relaxed start with time to mingle and meet fellow attendees. We’ll then hear from our inspiring keynote speaker, sharing their personal experience of stroke and what they’ve learned along the way. Next, you’ll take part in your first interactive discussion session — chosen by you during registration — on topics ranging from fatigue and aphasia to returning to work, carers’ support, and more. Afterwards, we’ll break for lunch (included in your ticket), giving everyone time to recharge, connect, and enjoy informal conversations with others who truly understand what life after stroke is like. In the afternoon, you’ll join your second chosen discussion session, followed by a chance to explore the exhibition space, relax, or ask questions. There will be refreshments available throughout the day, and our team will be on hand if you need any assistance. We’ll also have quiet spaces available for rest or downtime whenever you need it. Interactive Discussion Groups: These include: Living with Aphasia Fatigue Legal advice Supported Self-management Carers Support Healthy living post stroke (including seated exercise) You will choose which two sessions you wish to attend at checkout. Meet our Keynote Speaker: Amy Callaghan Amy Callaghan was elected as a Member of Parliament at 27 years old, having worked in the Scottish Parliament for two MSPs (one a serving Scottish Government Minister), in 2019. Amy went on to lead for her party as their front bench spokesperson for health, campaigning for fairer more equitable access to healthcare and standing firm against the causes of health inequality. Amy survived melanoma as a teenager and a brain haemorrhage soon after being elected during the first covid lockdown, following this she successfully campaigned to make the House of Commons more accessible for MPs with disabilities and long term health conditions by introducing proxy voting. Amy returned to work with no support from medical professionals involved in her care and credits Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland tech-enriched rehab at the University of Strathclyde for getting her back to the House of Commons. Interested in Attending? Whether you’re looking to learn something new, meet others, or simply feel part of a wider community — we hope you’ll leave feeling heard, uplifted, and supported. Carers tickets are availible free of charge when signing up to attend with a stroke survivor. If the cost is a barrier to you attending, please get in touch and we will help best we can — we want these events to be as accessible as possible. Information Source: Different Strokes | eventbrite

Welcome to Men Matter Scotland Presents Mayhem Bingo ! Get ready for a night of laughter, fun, and excitement at G15 6QE . Join us on September 20, 2025 at 7:00 PM (Europe/London) for an unforgettable experience. There will also be a raffle, an auction and many more chances to win amazing prizes. Buffet included in ticket price. Information Source: Men Matter Scotland | eventbrite

We're hiring out a private room in iCafe @ Merchant City to host a writing club! Since we're a fantasy based event organiser fantasy will play a big part in this, however any genre is welcome from cutesy romance to sci-fi cowboys.This will be very casual and paper/pens etc will be provided, come along and talk through your ideas and get some feedback! Information Source: Caledonian Starlight Guild | eventbrite

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Join our Boozy Brushes Drag Dreamy Electro Paint Party. Neon Beats, Vibrant Colours and Electric Landscapes Guide Your Dreamy Painting. Painting is a fantastic way to unwind, explore your creative potential and socialise with your friends or someone new. We want to show people that art is not restricted to a particular type of individual and learning new painting skills can be lighthearted, fun and therapeutic. All of our classes are beginner friendly and are taught by a drag queen who will guide you through the painting process. You can also chose to show off your own skills and paint something entirely different should you choose to. All of the supplies will be provided, including: Canvas Easel Brushes Paint Aprons Food and drink available to purchase Alongside potentially winning one of our exciting prizes, guests can also take home their own masterpiece. Please arrive 15 minutes before the class with your ticket to hand. Late comers may be denied entry. Our tickets are non-refundable once purchased. If you would like to reschedule your class please provide us with at least 24 hours notice and you should be able to join a future event. Look forward to getting creative with you all :) Information Source: Boozy Brushes | eventbrite

Craft & Flea brings together the best independent makers, collectors, designers, and creatives from your area. Support small businesses by shopping local at our unique twist on the traditional craft market. With a wide selection of products, including ceramics, illustrations, candles, jewellery, vintage collections, and more, there's truly something for everyone on offer! But this isn’t your typical craft fair. We carefully screen all stall applications to ensure only the finest artisan traders are featured. Our events celebrate creativity and craftsmanship, showcasing only handmade, hand-designed, and authentic vintage goods. No two events are the same, and we are always welcoming new traders who apply to trade with us! Head over to our Facebook event page to see all the amazing talent - facebook.com/craftandflea * Stalls are curated on an application basis and we can't guarantee certain stock types. Images used for promotional purposes only TICKETS £3.00 Entry Under 12’s – FREE (no need for a ticket) Pre-booked tickets will ensure priority entry to the event. The ticket time is an arrival time ONLY. Your time within the event will not be capped. WANT TO TRADE? If you would like to trade at this event you can fill in the application on our website www.thecraftandflea.com WANT TO WORK WITH US? We need steward and promotional staff to help us run the event on the day! If you're interested in working with us please email your CV and city of the event to hello@thecraftandflea.com PLEASE NOTE: Any products displayed in images are used for advertising purposes only and are not guaranteed to be sold at events. We schedule our adverts weeks in advance and therefore cannot guarantee which traders will be attending each event. Information Source: Craft and Flea | eventbrite

The Left And Elections: Learning From The Past, Fighting For The Future Join us for a day of discussion on rebuilding socialist ideas and organisation. With perspectives on Your Party, the movement and the working class toda y. In the first quarter of this century the patterns of political expression and organisation on the radical left have varied. Largley, they have been dominated by mass movements. Here, we can reference the anti-war movement of 2003, and the Palestine solidarity movement today. We have also seen other movements emerge around austerity, Scottish independence and climate change. Within these developments, socialists have played a central role. Alongside these extra-parliamentary campaigns, there have been attempts at utilising political parties as instruments of opposition and resistance. And, to provide an alternative to a failed establishment. These have taken various forms. In Greece, Syriza came to power. In Spain, Podemos became the country's third lasrgest force. And in the UK, the mass movements made a turn towards the Labour Party in the form of Corbynism. Each of these, and other such examples, met structrual challenges which eventuated in their demise. And, within these projects, there are very different conceptions of what is possible, what is desirable, and how best to navigate a volatile era. Today, the process of political fragmentation is intensifying. Reform far outstrip the Tory party in the polls on the radical right. At the same time, the launch of the "Your Party" process by Zara Sultana and Jeremy Corbyn has attracted 900,000 sign-ups, showing an incredible appetite for radical change. This represents a new dynamic in politics, in which the once invincible two party system, is falling apart. In Scotland there are specific dimensions to examine around the national question, and a different set of challenges in relation to the SNP. Moreover, electoral politics opens up a range of questions for socialists, about the relationship between the state, the movement, political parties and the working class today. It is in this context that Counterfire Scotland has arranged this day of discussion. We will assess the problems and challenges bound up with previous electoral initiatives, and look at the some of big questions facing the left today: - From Syriza to Corbynism: What are the key lessons for a new left party? - The state and the system: How can we confront British capitalism? - The working class and the movement today: Strategies for the left - Socialism in Scotland: What kind of organisation do we need? - Theory and practice: Ideological preparation for an era of uncertainty The aftrenoon will be structured around a series of panels and talks, to be released soon. Check back here for updates - or better still - sign up to our substack to be kept up-to-date with all of our meetings and activities. Note: This event is free, with options to pay £5 or a solidarity price of £10 to help us cover costs. Information Source: Counterfire Scotland | eventbrite

Lil Solace + Guests Come join us for amazing music at The Hug and Pint ! Lil Solace, Descend and some special guests will be performing live, filled with great songs and vibes. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see some talented artists in person. Information Source: eventbrite

A British Cycling Championship event, promoted by Johnstone Jets Youth Cycling in partnership with Scottish Cycling and SportScotland. Two full days of racing at the venue of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow. Teams from Scotland, Wales, Ulster, the 10 English Regions plus our Guests from Leinster will compete to see which Team will ride away with the British Cycling Inter-Regional Championship Trophy. Events include Match Sprint, Tempo, Points, Scratch, Elimination, Team Sprint, Team Pursuit, Keirin and the Madison. Free ticket with purchase of an Event Programe via Event Brite. Simply select how many programmes you require for each day for your party. Information Source: Johnstone Jets Youth Cycling | eventbrite

Dive into creativity with our Eco Resin Craft Workshop! Join us for a Fun, Interactive Session where you’ll Experiment with Mixing, Moulding and Colouring a Design of your Choice. Craft Workshops are a fantastic way to unwind, explore your creative potential and socialise with your friends or someone new. We want to show people that art is not restricted to a particular type of individual and learning new crafting skills can be lighthearted, fun and therapeutic. All of our classes are beginner friendly and are taught by a professional artist who will guide you through the creative process. We fully encourage guests to take any of our workshops in their own direction, have fun and create something unique and personal to them. All of the supplies will be provided, including: Eco Resin Mixing Materials Crafting Tools Aprons Moulds Gloves Please arrive 10 minutes before the class with your ticket to hand. Our tickets are non-refundable once purchased. If you would like to reschedule your class please provide us with at least 24 hours notice and you should be able to join a future event. Locating the studio - The code for the door entrance is 1524. The studio is on the second floor at the end of the right hand corridor. Room 206 Look forward to getting creative with you all :) Information Source: BRSHES | eventbrite

MAKE AMAZING MEMORIES and discover Scotland with International Student Tours ; highly recommended by International & Exchange Students. Everyone is welcome to join: students, professionals and visitors alike. Find out more on Instagram: #ISTourScotland Meet new friends from around the world as you explore Scotland’s rich history and vibrant culture! ----------------------------- Harry Potter Bridge, Hogwarts Express and the Highlands Day Trip This is the most popular tour every year and A-MUST-DO for all Harry Potter fans and anyone who appreciates the breathtaking natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands! This incredible tour offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience to explore the majestic Highlands and visit iconic filming locations from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and many other movies including Outlander , Skyfall , Braveheart , Outlaw King , Mary Queen of Scots and Highlander . ----------------------------- Ticket £45 and it includes: A return journey and transportation by a luxury coach with AC, TV screens and toilet Fully guided tour with a friendly local guide, hiking/walking and free time for sightseeing, shopping and visiting attractions Places we explore: Harry Potter Bridge : Visit the world-famous viaduct featured in the Harry Potter films. Glenfinnan : Stroll through a charming Highland village and visit the iconic Glenfinnan Monument, the historic Glenfinnan Church and more. Loch Sheil : Walk along the stunning shores of Loch Shiel, the real-life setting of the Harry Potter series' Black Lake , where Harry competed in the Triwizard Tournament . 3 Sisters of Glencoe and River Coe : Marvel at Scotland’s most breathtaking landscapes and uncover one of the darkest chapters in Scottish history. Loch Lomond : Visit Scotland’s largest loch and explore one of its picturesque villages. Fort William : Visit the 'Outdoor Capital of UK', in Lochaber and known as a gateway to Ben Nevis, the U.K.’s highest peak, and Glen Nevis. Lochs, Glens, Munros: Experience the heart of the Scottish Highlands, filled with stunning scenery and hidden gems. ----------------------------- About the Tour Our day will be spent exploring the incredible landscapes in Scottish Highlands visiting some magical places including Harry Potter Bridge (the world famous viaduct filmed in the Harry Potter movies), hiking in Glenfinann to the viewpoint with majestic views overlooking Hogwarts and the shores of Loch Shiel (fictional Black Lake near Hogwarts) and find yourself at exact spot where Harry Potter and his friends took part in Triwizard Tournament - all featured in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban . How exciting is that?! This fully guided tour also includes visiting the majestic Three Sisters of Glencoe, Fort William, Rannoch Mor, Loch Tulla and Loch Lomond. The unspoiled beauty of the Highlands will leave you absolutely speechless. As our most popular and highly sought-after tour , this is an experience you simply can’t miss ! No words can truly capture these places, and no photos can do them justice. ----------------------------- Pick Up Points: 08:00am, Strathclyde Business School , 199 Cathedral St, Glasgow City Centre 08:15am, Glasgow University Main Gate , University Ave, Glasgow West End IMPORTANT : When booking your ticket, you will be able to select one of the available pick-up points. If you need to change your selected pick-up point after booking, you must contact International Student Tours directly — we’ll be happy to assist you. if you arrive at a different pick-up point than the one chosen in your booking form, we cannot guarantee that you will be picked up. ----------------------------- Final Departure Point: 08:15am, Glasgow University Main Gate , University Ave, Glasgow West End NOTE : The departure point may be different from your pick-up point. You can select your preferred pick-up point when booking your ticket through the booking form on Eventbrite. ----------------------------- Lunch / Things to bring with you There will be time for a lunch break in restaurants, however, you can also bring your own packed lunch. Bring with you a Gryffindor Scarf, a camera, warm clothes, proper walking / hiking shoes, an ID, a power bank, a bottle of water and snacks. We will also have tea/coffee and toilet breaks throughout the journey. ----------------------------- Reminder Email You will receive a reminder email a few days before departure, which will include important details such as your pick-up point and any updates. Please check your junk and spam folders, and if you haven't received the email by the day before departure, make sure to contact us on Instagram or by email . ----------------------------- Notes and Terms Tickets are very limited and available based on first come, first served. Tickets are non-refundable if you miss the tour for any reason. If you can no longer attend, you may sell your ticket to others, however, you must notify International Student Tours in advance for check in purposes. You will receive a reminder email with details and updates a few days prior to departure. Our tours are open to everyone aged 18 and over, including adult students, professionals, visitors, and tourists. If you wish to book tickets for minors, you must contact us in advance. Keep up to date on our Facebook Page and Instagram Read more about other Terms & Conditions in our Website ----------------------------- Schedule of Student Tours Scotland: Sept - Nov 2025 E veryone is welcome to join: students, professionals and visitors . Oban, Inveraray and West Highlands Day Trip : 13.09.25 Isle of Skye and the Highlands Weekend Trip G1 : 20-21.09.24 Harry Potter Bridge, Glencoe & the Highlands Day Trip : 21.09.25 Loch Ness, Fort Augustus and Great Glen Day Trip : 27.09.25 Isle of Skye and the Highlands Weekend Trip G 2 : 04-05.10.25 Harry Potter Castle and Hogwarts Day Trip : 04.10.25 Isle of Skye and the Highlands Weekend Trip G 3 : 11-12.10.25 Stonehaven and Dunnottar Castle Day Tri p : 11.10.25 Isle of Skye and the Highlands Weekend Trip G 4 : 18-19.10.25 Lake District and Windermere Day Trip : 18.10.25 Outlander(I): Portpstrick and 3 Scottish Castles Day Trip : 25.10.25 Isle of Skye and the Highlands Weekend Trip G 5 : 25-26.10.25 Argyll Forest, Glen Branter & Holy Loch Day Trip : 01.11.25 Holy Island and Lindisfarne Castle Day Trip : 08.11.25 Outlander(II): Culross and 3 Scottish Castles Day Trip : 15.11.25 Book your next adventure on IST Eventbrite Page ----------------------------- Information Source: International Student Tours Scotland (Glasgow) | eventbrite

As AI agents become more and more prevalent in everyday technology, more and more individuals -- from every walk of life, at every level of education, across the entire socioeconomic spectrum, of every gender, race, ethnicity and age -- will need to make decisions about which agent(s) to use, when and how, and to what extent using them is the best path forward. The "mission" this talk explores is how we can enable such diverse individuals to make such decisions in ways that make their lives better instead of worse. For example, should I use an agent to enable me to be a remote caregiver for my grandmother, or should I move in with her? Should I buy semi-self-driving car X, or semi-self-driving car Y, or stay entirely manual? Will using one of these systems cost someone's life? Will it so destroy someone's privacy that their lives become filled with fear and harassment? Will my child become less intelligent over time if I give her access to LLM-powered "homework helpers"? In this talk, I don't show how to answer any of these questions. But I show a few paths forward that may point to way(s) toward answering them, and at least one path on how not to answer them. Information Source: PHAWM Project | eventbrite

The Metadata & Discovery Group in Scotland invites you to a seminar on FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology) and how it is being used in the UK. We are very lucky to have speakers from the British Library, BDS (Bibliographic Data Services), and the Universities of Edinburgh and St Andrews. This will be an afternoon in-person event held at CILIP Scotland in the centre of Glasgow. Light refreshments will be provided. About FAST FAST is the Faceted Application of Subject Terminology, a general use controlled vocabulary developed by OCLC in collaboration with the Library of Congress and based on Library of Congress Subject Headings. This modern, easy-to-use subject schema has become widely used within different library and metadata settings. The seminar will provide background to FAST, its structure and principles, how FAST is being used in libraries, including examples of facets and MARC coding. Speakers will also give practical use cases on how FAST is used by vendors, and why, and the pros and cons of FAST in library catalogues and their use in discovery. Speakers We are delighted to welcome our speakers: Thurstan Young (Collection Metadata Standards Manager at the British Library) Jenny Wright (Chief Metadata Officer at BDS (Bibliographic Data Services)) Alasdair MacDonald (Metadata and University Collections Facility Manager at Edinburgh University Library) Iain Veitch (Collections Data and Discovery Manager, University of St. Andrews) Tickets This event is charged at: MDG / MDGS members: £48 (plus Eventbrite fees) non-members: £60 (plus Eventbrite fees) This is set to be a fascinating insight on the development and use of FAST – please come along to learn more about this modern subject schema, designed for ease of use and integration with the modern information landscape and linked data. Discover how you might implement FAST in your own catalogue, if you have not already done so, and learn how other libraries are using it! Date / location · Date: 23rd September, 2025 · Time: 1:30-4:30 · Venue: CILIP Scotland Robertson House 152 Bath Street Glasgow G2 4TB Information Source: Metadata & Discovery Group in Scotland | eventbrite

Not another cringey networking event! We've all been to them... the awkward, uncomfortable, salesy events where you listen to one scripted elevator pitch after another. The MLM/pyramid scheme folks trying to convince you they can help you make 'six figures in just six months!' The corporate board table powerpoint session, complete with a room full of suits, instant coffee and stale croissants. This is not one of those events. Small Biz, Big Chat is about building a community of female entrepreneurs. It's about real, honest business chat, skill sharing, and non cringey networking (no sleazy sales pitches required). We're a friendly group of women wanting to help other female-owned businesses. It's about proper coffee and delicious cake in a relaxed environment. This is not just another networking event... it's a new community we want YOU to be a part of. Do you feel lonely running your business by yourself? Do you want to meet like-minded business owners? Do you have questions you want to ask other small biz owners? Do you sometimes just want to have a moan about that overdue invoice? This is the place for you. The details: Tickets are £24 / £20 for an early bird You'll get a decent cup of coffee (or tea) & delicious sweet treats Two hours of networking & honest chat with likeminded female founders A presentation / upskilling session with a featured guest speaker (details coming soon!) We run these sessions regularly so you can become part of a supportive community The option to stay for lunch and do a bit of co-working About Small Biz, Big Chat: Meet Rhiannon, Emmelie and Sarah. We're three small business owners. Rhiannon helps women build and grow stand out businesses with brand and content strategy, brand photography and business mentorship. Emmelie is an illustrator who works with female entrepreneurs to create magical, bold and fun branding for their businesses. Sarah is a florist and writer who creates wedding florals and runs floristry workshops. Two of us are mothers so we understand the stresses of juggling childcare, running our businesses and coping with mum guilt. We're all at different stages in our businesses and want nothing more than to grow a community of likeminded female business owners. Follow us on Instagram to keep up to date. Location: The Haberdashery, 545 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G3 7PQ We chose this venue because it's a small, female-ran, business - everything that SBBC champions! Train: It's a 7 minute walk from Charing Cross train station and a 12 minute walk from Anderston train station. Subway : The nearest subway station is St George's Cross. Bus: There’s a bus stop on Granville Street, just round the corner from the venue. Car: It’s very easy to access from the M8. Paid parking is available on the surrounding streets. Information Source: Small Biz Big Chat Glasgow | eventbrite

📸 GGC Photo Meets 2025 with Shots by Sherrie 📸 Date: 23rd September Time: 11am - 1pm Location: The Social Hub Ticket cost: £65+VAT for members (£115+VAT for non-members) - £2 from every ticket goes to the Glasgow Kindness Charity Are you struggling to find time for networking alongside the many demands of running a business? Are your headshots and brand photography in need of a refresh, but you’re looking for something more dynamic than the standard professional image? Introducing the PhotoMeets, a unique collaboration between the Glasgow Girls Club and professional photographer Sherrie Stewart. This event combines networking, brand photography, and content creation – all in one stylish indoor setting. Why Attend? 1. Professional Headshots and Brand Photography Step away from traditional headshots! This indoor session allows you to capture bespoke images tailored to your brand, whether that’s standout headshots, group-style shots for workshops and classes, or imagery featuring your products. 2. Networking That Works Expand your professional network and forge meaningful connections with like-minded women in business. The relaxed indoor setting provides the perfect environment for collaboration and inspiration. 3. Tailored Content Creation Bring along your props and products to showcase your brand in an authentic way. Ahead of the event, we’ll send you a pre-event questionnaire to help outline your goals and build a personalised shot list. You’ll leave with fresh, high-quality content to boost your social media and marketing. 4. Expert Guidance Sherrie’s expertise ensures that every shot highlights your brand’s unique personality. Each attendee will receive 5 professional photos included in the ticket price, with the option to purchase more images at excellent rates: 10 photos: £2520 photos: £3535 photos: £405. Cost-Effective Branding Solution Keep your brand imagery fresh and current with a super accessible price tag. This event offers an affordable way to update your content regularly. What to Expect Pre-Event Preparation: A pre-event guide will be sent out to help you map out the exact shots you need, ensuring the images reflect your brand style and tone.Mini Photography Lesson: Begin the session with a 5–10 minute photography tip from Sherrie to help you take better photos yourself.Professional Support: Whether you’re bringing a camera or simply using your phone, Sherrie will provide expert guidance throughout the session.Personalised Experience: With just 8 participants, you’ll enjoy an intimate and enriching event.NEW FOR 2025 - You can level up on the content generated from this event by ordering slow mo video content in your package from Sherrie. These videos are amazing additions to reels or as videos in their own right to showcase the person behind the brand in action. The cost for the Slow Mo package is £45. Spaces are limited, so book your ticket today to avoid disappointment! Information Source: Glasglow Girls Club | eventbrite

Based on the popular public tours, this illustrated talk by Oliver Braid, Creative Learning Manager for Mackintosh at the Willow, will guide guests through the story of the original Willow Tea Rooms building, now Mackintosh at the Willow, with stories of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Margaret Macdonald, and their patron, the Edwardian entrepreneur Kate Cranston. Information Source: Graeme Nicholls Architects | eventbrite

Welcome to The Alan Fletcher "Back to School" Album tour ! Don't miss this opportunity to see, hear and meet Neighbours legend Alan Fletcher as he brings his latest album to life on stage. Join us at The CCA on Wednesday September 24 , 2025 at 7 :00 PM for a night of unforgettable music and memories. N.B. FULL REFUND AVAILABLE FOR ANY CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES What to expect: An Alan Fletcher concert is a complete night’s entertainment. Alan, or Fletch as everyone knows him, will regale you with songs and stories that will, in turn, bring a tear to your eye and a smile to your dial. And Fletch doesn’t shy away from his Neighbours connection with some fun chat and music speaking to his other life as a soap Doctor. The support artist on the tour is brilliant Aussie singer/songwriter Riley Catherall. Riley supported Fletch on his sellout 2024 tour and was so admired by audiences he was the obvious choice to invite for an encore performance. A night with Fletch and his band is a guaranteed fun night out! IS ALAN FLETCHER A BETTER MUSICIAN THAN DR KARL! Here's what they say. Overall Alan Fletcher delivered a show that surprised in the best possible way. He had a fantastic vocal quality throughout as well as some solid guitar playing, but what elevated the evening for me was the balance he struck between thoughtfulness and fun and the strength of his connection with the crowd. It’s safe to say he’s going to appeal to music fans way beyond just those who know him from ‘Neighbours’ Entertainment-focus.com – Laura Cooney Had the pleasure of meeting Fletch in Worthing this week. A joyful evening of songs old and new. Highly recommended - Andy Dobson What a great night at The Steam and Whistle!! Thank you so much! You were all amazing and so lovely to see you again!! - Emiliana, Hannah and Jason Saw you in Southampton last night and you definitely have a better voice and more talent than Dr Karl !! Fabulous evening! - Kim Roberts LISTEN TO ALAN : https://open.spotify.com/artist/7cFm5js7bzn23T8tKkJG5G?si=iY9d3NT4SkO19EYVj5NJBA BE QUICK AND DON’T MISS THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR AND MEET A TV ICON! SPECIAL NOTE: Fletch gives a ticket discount code to his website subscribers. Subscribe at the web address below and you will receive a 15% discount code. Paste this code in the Coupon box at ticket checkout to receive discount. https://alanfletcher.net/join-the-alanfletcher-net-community/ Information Source: Alan Fletcher | eventbrite