Featured Events in Glasgow in May 2025 (May Updated)

What to Expect What is the Access to Elected Office Fund? Find out how this vital fund supports disabled people to stand for elected office — including what support is available, how it works, and how to apply. Launching Our Manifesto for Inclusion Be among the first to see our draft manifesto and help shape its priorities for the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. Interactive Workshop Join a dynamic session exploring key issues, challenges and solutions facing disabled people seeking elected office. Your input will help shape real change. Lunch & Networking Enjoy a relaxed lunch, get to know other disabled people and stakeholders, and build connections that support your political journey. Access & Support Radisson Blu is wheelchair accessible. You can learn more about the venue here: Hotels in Glasgow near SSE Hydro | Radisson Blu Hotel Glasgow Live captioning will be provided Personal assistants will be available on the day Seating and breaks are built into the programme Refreshments will be provided on arrival, with lunch provided The venue has air conditioning available This is a hybrid event so attendees will be able to join online. More information will be provided in due course. Let us know any additional access needs when you register and we’ll do everything we can to support you. Masks will be provided for those who would like to use them. We ask that event attendees refrain from attending the in-person event if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and other airborne illnesses such as colds and flu. Travel & Expenses We can reimburse reasonable travel costs. If you have questions about this, get in touch with us at: members@inclusionscotland.org Information Source: Inclusion Scotland | eventbrite

Watch two different improv teams improvise a comedy show on the spot! Featuring The Glasgow Improv Theatre's Brand New Harold teams! F.L.U.S.H. and Raintown! Doors 8.30pm Show 8.45pm Pay-What-You-Want The Old Hairdressers (Upstairs) Glasgow Harold Night is a monthly improv comedy show that has been running since 2016. Harold Night is on the first Tuesday of each month The Harold is a classic improv structure developed by Del Close and popularised at the Upright Citizens Brigade theatre in Los Angeles and New York, and Chicago's iO theatre. @improvglasgow www.improvglasgow.co.uk Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

Watch an extravaganza of improv forms as the Glasgow Improv Theatre's latest forms class graduates, demonstrating several dazzeling forms! Doors 7.00pm Show 7.15pm The Old Hairdressers (Upstairs) FREE to attend! @improvglasgow www.improvglasgow.co.uk Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

This event is taking place in-person in the Boyd Orr Building Room 2 03 at the University of Glasgow or you can sign up to view the talk online. Event Details The next Scottish Parliament elections are about a year away – in ‘political time,’ that is a very long time indeed. Thinking back to the last Scottish elections in 2021, quite a bit has happened in the intervening period, not the least being a 2024 Westminster election that seemed to reshape the Scottish political landscape. Reports at the time suggested that Scotland had “fallen out of love” with the SNP and that without fundamental root and branch reform the party was set to lose the 2026 Holyrood elections. Then the Labour party’s programme for governing the UK began to come into focus, Nigel Farage steered the Reform party to poll surges that have surprised many and the Conservatives in Scotland continued to look for a path out of the wilderness. How will these different factors shape the electoral contest over the next year? Please join members of the Scottish Election Study ’s team of researchers as they present insights from their SCOOP data series to assess the prospects for the 2026 Holyrood elections. Speakers The Scottish Election Study is an independent, ESRC-funded academic study of Scottish politics, elections and voting behaviour. About the Stevenson Trust: The Stevenson Trust was established in 1921 by a bequest to the University of Glasgow from Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson to fund a Lectureship in Citizenship.‎ Since 2006 the Trust has promoted a series of annual lectures on citizenship themes. These are held at the University of Glasgow and open to academics, students and the general public. Speakers have included Professor Sir Bernard Crick and other politicians, academics, political theorists, journalists, educators and cultural commentators. The Trust also supports a number of other activities concerned with citizenship, such as conferences and events for schools. Information Source: College of Social Sciences, University of Glasgow | 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

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we journey into the heart of one of China’s most revered and ancient art forms—Peking Opera. This performance brings together the finest elements of Chinese culture, blending music, drama, dance, and martial arts in a vibrant display of storytelling that has captivated audiences for over 200 years. Our programme features three iconic Peking Opera segments, each showcasing the rich traditions and intricate artistry that define this cultural treasure. In addition to the opera performances, we are proud to present traditional instrumental pieces that highlight the unique sounds of Chinese musical instruments. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Peking Opera or experiencing it for the first time, this evening promises to be an enriching cultural experience. We invite you to sit back and let the magic of Peking Opera transport you to a world where tradition meets artistry in its most captivating form. Performance programs (tentative) Peking opera- 三岔口 Dance Peking opera- 拾玉镯 Flute solo Guqin & Kunqu opera- 游园 Traditional Magic Guzheng Peking opera- Monkey Flute Peking opera- 卖水 Information Source: Peking Opera Society, University of Glasgow | eventbrite

Join our Boozy Brushes Sip and Paint, Floral Art Party! Have a Couple of Drinks, Meet Some New Friends and Experiment with Delicate Colours and Brush Strokes to Create a Floral Masterpiece! 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 light-hearted, 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

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

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we journey into the heart of one of China’s most revered and ancient art forms—Peking Opera. This performance brings together the finest elements of Chinese culture, blending music, drama, dance, and martial arts in a vibrant display of storytelling that has captivated audiences for over 200 years. Our programme features three iconic Peking Opera segments, each showcasing the rich traditions and intricate artistry that define this cultural treasure. In addition to the opera performances, we are proud to present traditional instrumental pieces that highlight the unique sounds of Chinese musical instruments. Whether you are a long-time admirer of Peking Opera or experiencing it for the first time, this evening promises to be an enriching cultural experience. We invite you to sit back and let the magic of Peking Opera transport you to a world where tradition meets artistry in its most captivating form. Information Source: Peking Opera Society, University of Glasgow | eventbrite

Part of our monthly Saturday improv drop-in workshop series at The Old Hairdressers Openings - A Very Good Place To Start with Karen Davidson Tired of monologues? Uninspired by one word suggestions? In this workshop, you'll learn how to set the stage with strong, engaging openings that captivate your audience from the start. With openings like invocation, sound and movement, living room, and more, we'll dive into techniques that help you establish connection, build momentum, generate ideas and spark creativity. Perfect for beginners or seasoned performers — get ready to start strong, every time! Karen Davidson has been a fixture in the Glasgow improv scene since 2019. Having trained with the Glasgow Improv Theatre, the Upright Citizens Brigade and the World’s Greatest Improv School she has been taught and inspired by some of the best improv teachers around. She has appeared in the legendary podcast Improv4Humans, with Matt Besser of UCB, and has performed in events such as Edinburgh Fringe, Glasgow International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh International Improv Festival, Robin Hood Improv Festival and others. Saturday 10th May 2025 13:00 - 16:00 (3 hours) Venue: The Old Hairdressers, Renfield Lane, Glasgow Full Price Ticket £15 Concession £10 2 Free Scholarship Spots available, bookable on Eventbrite alongside paid tickets Note: Partcipants should be aware that this venue is up two flights of stairs Email glasgowimprovtheatre@gmail.com with any questions - Glasgow Improv Theatre improvglasgow.co.uk facebook.com/improvglasgow twitter.com/improvglasgow instagram.com/improvglasgow Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

Yosari Baby Live at Beech Avenue Social Club Come join us for a night of **live music** with Yosari Baby at Beech Avenue Social Club! Get ready to groove to some catchy tunes and enjoy the **vibrant atmosphere**. This event is going to be a blast, so bring your friends along for a great time. Mark your calendars and get ready to dance the night away with Yosari Baby! Information Source: eventbrite

Part of our monthly Saturday improv drop-in workshop series at The Old Hairdressers Openings - A Very Good Place To Start with Karen Davidson Tired of monologues? Uninspired by one word suggestions? In this workshop, you'll learn how to set the stage with strong, engaging openings that captivate your audience from the start. With openings like invocation, sound and movement, living room, and more, we'll dive into techniques that help you establish connection, build momentum, generate ideas and spark creativity. Perfect for beginners or seasoned performers — get ready to start strong, every time! Karen Davidson has been a fixture in the Glasgow improv scene since 2019. Having trained with the Glasgow Improv Theatre, the Upright Citizens Brigade and the World’s Greatest Improv School she has been taught and inspired by some of the best improv teachers around. She has appeared in the legendary podcast Improv4Humans, with Matt Besser of UCB, and has performed in events such as Edinburgh Fringe, Glasgow International Comedy Festival, Edinburgh International Improv Festival, Robin Hood Improv Festival and others. Saturday 10th May 2025 13:00 - 16:00 (3 hours) Venue: The Old Hairdressers, Renfield Lane, Glasgow Full Price Ticket £15 Concession £10 2 Free Scholarship Spots available, bookable on Eventbrite alongside paid tickets Note: Partcipants should be aware that this venue is up two flights of stairs Email glasgowimprovtheatre@gmail.com with any questions - Glasgow Improv Theatre improvglasgow.co.uk facebook.com/improvglasgow twitter.com/improvglasgow instagram.com/improvglasgow Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

Date: Saturday 10th May 2025 Time: 7pm arrival for 7.30pm start Tickets: £35 per person (includes a welcome drink and 2 course meal) Dress code: Smart Casual Please note all U18s must be collected by 10pm. Information Source: GHK Ladies Hockey Club | eventbrite

Date: Saturday 10th May 2025 Time: 7pm arrival for 7.30pm start Tickets: £35 per person (includes a welcome drink and 2 course meal) Dress code: Smart Casual Please note all U18s must be collected by 10pm. Information Source: GHK Ladies Hockey Club | eventbrite

Phil Bancroft Standards Trio Phil Bancroft - Tenor Saxophone Mario Caribe - Double Bass Tom Bancroft - Drums A recent blog post sums up what you can expect "In an excellent show, the trio's set list contained so many of my favourite tunes it was like they'd been through my playlist. And they played them wonderfully!" Tunes by Cole Porter, Jerome Kern,Ellington, Charlie Mingus, John Coltrane- Bye Bye Blackbird, Miles Davis, Joe Henderson's Inner Urge, Monk's Mood, Wayne Shorter' Deluge,Sonny Rollins'- Freedom Suite may feature in one of the current must-see shows on the Scottish Music scene. "A pioneering saxophonist." Soweto Kinch Round Midnight BBC Radio 3 A major figure on the Scottish Music scene for over 30 years- Phil Bancroft first stuck his head above the proverbial parapet in the late 80’s as saxophonist and main composer for the seminal John Rae Collective before forging a reputation in influential Scottish bands such as Celtic Feet, award-winning Trio AAB, Colin Steele’s Stramash, the SNJO. He has since performed at the highest level with musicians from across the pop, jazz, classical and Celtic music scenes. He is currently working with Greg Lawson’s Grit Orchestra, Paul Harrison’s Sugarwork, leads his own Quartet with Graeme Stephen, Alyn Cosker and Calum Gourlay, and is mixing a new album with Tabla virtuoso Gyan Singh, recorded in Delhi in December 2017. Phil has developed a truly authentic voice on saxophone, combining the study of Jazz, Celtic, Indian and Classical music- to produce a unique mix of virtuosity, expressive sound and heart-felt conviction. "I met two brothers called Bancroft, They’re good!" Sun Ra, writing in The Guardian From the world of jazz, he has performed with luminaries Kenny Wheeler, Oliver Lake, Ernst Reisinger and Joe Lovano- and he has composed music and developed multi-media for his own small and large ensemble projects. These include the multi-media show ‘Small As The World’, exploring the meaning of ‘Home’ with 7-piece band, interactive website, musicians joining-in over live Skype feeds from around the world and animated tin-foil space ships. Collaborations have crossed musical and geographical boundaries, including those with bassist Reid Anderson (US/Bad Plus), drummer Thomas Strønen (Norway), guitarist Mike Walker (England), Carnatic violinists Ganesh and Kumaresh Rajagopalan (India), and West African musicians- master drummer Okoe Ardyfio (Ghana) and Singer and Ngoni virtuoso Siaka Diarra (Burkina Faso). Phil recent work includes albums with fiddler Aidan O’Rourke of Lau fame (An Tobar, Hotline), and multiple projects with guitarist Graeme Stephen including performing live soundtracks to silent movies such as Graeme’s award-winning score for Mernau’s Sunrise. He is a featured soloist in the Grit Orchestra celebrating Martyn Bennett’s music. Phil studied Medicine and Psychology at Cambridge and Edinburgh Universities and worked for 10 years part-time as a hospital doctor and Psychiatrist before concentrating on music composition, performance and education. Phil has taught saxophone and improvisation at undergraduate and post-graduate levels at the RSAMD, and Napier and Newcastle Universities, and taught on numerous jazz courses. Phil is currently writing a book on philosophy, music, musical form and the brain, and he is inspired by many things including Malloch and Trevarthen’s work in Communicative Musicality. "Bancroft's Standards Trio took much loved and familiar tunes and made them fresh and vibrant. His passion for the tunes and the stories behind them, as well as anger at the prejudice faced by the artists had the audience captivated." UK Jazz News "An Internationally renowned saxophonist who never rests on his laurels, bringing vitality to what was familiar, making accessible the challenging and free." Jazzwise Information Source: Jazz at The Merchants House | eventbrite

Alex Cornish Alex Cornish is a singer songwriter, virtuoso violinist, pianist and guitarist from Dunbar, Scotland and he has been around the block. He has supported and toured with (amongst others) Kathryn Williams, Tom McRae, Morcheeba, Alison Moyet, Steve Nieve and Amy MacDonald. He has been in session for Tom Robinson, Dermot O Leary, Roddy Hart, Vic Galloway and more. The Sunday Times said in the past 'a beautiful album that has Mercury Prize written all over it', the Telegraph said 'etheral singer songwriting'. Touring his ninth record, Squall Critical, which was recorded in just over a week at his kitchen table with some synths, programming, his violin, guitar and a single SM57 microphone. Pete Paphides on Squall Critical - "Percussive clicks, shuffling snares and restive washes of electronic noise create a cocoon of sorts for Cornish’s pensive acoustic ruminations. I remember when listening to his previous album, the record for which I wanted to reach afterwards was Travis’s The Man Who . With this one, it’s Radiohead’s In Rainbows and Nick Mulvey’s First Mind . Which perhaps gives you an indication of the direction from that one to Squall Critical . Of course, I'm writing a singles column here, so I’m really just here to pick out one song. And right now, I’m finding it hard to look beyond the quietly cascading majesty of the title track. At times, Cornish sounds like a man who, whilst not wanting to be any trouble, is trying to keep himself busy as he anxiously awaits the outcome of his own story. If, right now, you feel like you're sitting in the same metaphorical waiting room, you could do much worse than cue up Squall Critical while waiting for your name to be called." Watch - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3eNDniYK4Y Information Source: Bellevue Records Presents | eventbrite

Join us for a magical one-day printmaking and bookbinding course! There are two dates available for this workshop: Sunday 11 May, 10am - 4pmSunday 18 May, 10am - 4pmAs we approach the lighter days of the year, we’ll take inspiration in this workshop from the ancient Gaelic sun festival of Beltane. Beltane was traditionally celebrated on the first of May. This festival marked the beginning of summer, and welcomed warmth back into the world. Working alongside printmakerAbbie Loislearn how to carve intricate Lino blocks with traditional tools and print beautiful repeated patterns. Participants will use the block printed papers to make covers for an A6 Coptic Bound book with bookbinder Kerry Douglas who will teach you how to hand sew and bind a wonderful lay-flat notebook/sketchbook. Inspiration material for the class will be provided, along with some lore about this festival for you to listen to! Although the day will be inspired by this Gaelic festival, you are of course welcome to be inspired by whatever you’d like for your book, and we encourage you to bring your own reference material for inspiration if you wish. All tools and materials are provided however participants are welcome to bring along A5 prints or found papers to include within their bindings. Please cut these to size before arriving. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and go home with your own handmade books. Book your spot now and get ready for a day of learning new skills. Extra InformationThis is a one day workshop with two available dates to choose from.Suitable for beginners and those wishing to enhance their skills.Participants must be 18+.The workshop is scheduled to run from 10am to 4pm, but please allow an additional 30 minutes to 1 hour if needed. While we aim to finish on time, we want to ensure all participants, regardless of pace, have the opportunity to complete their books.Tea, coffee and tasty treats will be provided.We will stop for a 30-45min lunch break, please see details below of local amenities below.A week before the workshop we will email everyone with more information.LocationEast End Press, 60 Brook Street, Glasgow G40 2AB Entrance to the studio via the car park on Rogart St. How to get thereTrain: Bridgeton Station 5 min walk Bus: No. 2 to Bridgeton, 61 or 18 to Sword St + 5 min walk Walk: 40 min walk from city centre Car: free car park and on street parking - Broad St Business Complex Car Park Access3rd/top floor studio accessible via stairsThere is a lift but unfortunately we cannot guarantee it will be operating during the weekendSink, kettle, small fridge and microwaveNearbyGarlic & Thyme Cafe next door in Rogart St CampusGreggs on London Rd alongside a variety of cafes, newsagents and local fresh marketRefundsPlease see our refund policy here. Information Source: Abbie Lois and Kerry Douglas | eventbrite

Galway Dance’s one-day Symposium exploring the relationship between Intangible Cultural Heritage and contemporary (dance) performance, to be held at Tramway in Glasgow City on Sunday May 11th 2025. The symposium is part of the International Residency Initiative Scheme supported by the Irish Arts Council to build relationships with Scotland’s Glasgow Life and Theatre gu Leòr. Doors open 12 noon with an introduction by Galway Dance and IRIS Facilitator Rob Heaslip - with the 4 participating artists in the programme. Guest Speakers and Panels with invited artists include: Folk Folx Lived experience of making work connected to tradition for the contemporary audience palette. Event concludes with a sharing by participating IRIS artists. This event is free of charge but you must register through Eventbrite. If you require any access needs please email contact@galwaydance.ie Information Source: Galway Dance | eventbrite

Join us at Cottiers for a one-off performance of Oud Player on the Tel! This piece, written by Tom Block from the International Human Rights Arts Movement and directed by Jesica Garrou, aims to tell the story of how the founding of Israel on Palestinian land could have been a catalyst for peace, and instead became 75+ years of conflict into the war of today. Although very sensitive to the Palestinian narrative, it also shows how the Jewish people were "hanging by a thread" at that time, and points out that the British and, to a lesser extent America, played a role in beginning this ongoing conflict. The piece aims to educate, as well as open new doorways of understanding in a situation desperately in need of it. The work is presented by the International Human Rights Art Movement , whose foundational values are Beauty as a fundamental creative valu; sincerity and vulnerability of presentation (no anger or finger pointing, which only stifles conversation); celebration of diversity and opening doorways of engagement between people who are in disagreement. Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo)Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo). This presentation of "Oud Player on the Tel" includes five of the original cast members, who premiered the piece in New York City in November 2024, as well as the original director, Jesica Garrou and two local actors. The play is part of the Fringe Programme of events around the UNESCO RIELA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating . Reviews Can the tale of two families living in Palestine just before the partition that created the State of Israel shine a light on the current status of affairs? Playwright Tom Block’s Oud Player on the Tel does just that with a combination of wit and empathy." - Joel Benjamin, TheaterScene.net "Oud Player on Tel is a story that needs to be told now more than ever. This original play seemingly uses humor and love to open the audience's hearts and souls. Each actor brings such humanity and vulnerability. Playwright Tom Block has a lot of courage to offer common ground in a world that feels extremely divided. These performances will continue to leave an impact long after watching." - Michael Druck, Casting Director, CSA “The role of art, in my opinion, is to go into the most difficult situations, not turn away from them,” Block said of “Oud Player.” - Ambar Castillo, Religion News Service Audience Reviews "Oud Player on the Tel portrayed Palestinians very well and there was no stereotype/propaganda of Palestinians and Muslims which I’m grateful for. I loved the friendship between Amir and Melke. The music was beautiful! Every single one of the characters makes a place in your heart! Please go see this production while you can!" "Breathtaking and devastating. Beautiful storytelling and incredible talent." "I enjoyed this show tremendously. The acting was brilliant and the play left me in tears." "A thought-provoking play that invited me to think about a complicated and challenging topic from multiple perspectives." "This is a brilliantly written play which was enhanced by the direction and acting. It is an important narrative for all to see. I am moved by the story. This one will sit with me for a while." "Great portrayals of the characters and discourse explaining the perspectives of the Arabs and Jews. Must watch and so timely!" "The play is at the same time an intimate story of two families and a thought provoking study of the complexities of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Emotional and mind opening. I highly recommend this show." "Kudos to Playwright Tom Block who opens a doorway to understanding both sides' perspectives and offering new ones in a situation in which most people feel sure in their too often one-sided perspectives. The play is set in the past BUT as Tom states in an interview, "We really need to keep having these conversations until even a frigid peace with a big fat line of demarcation, with UN peacekeepers along it, would be much, much better than what is currently happening there". This poignant, well-conceived, and well-executed play ends on Nov 24th." "Beautifully written, directed, acted and scored. Extremely engrossing, informative and heartfelt, as well as painful and humorous." Information Source: UNESCO RIELA | eventbrite

Come witness this COMPLETELY NEW hilarious, well-crafted, professional, yet deeply personal and experimental show. It's tight, careful, calm, and occasionally dramatic, touching on themeslike: migration, language, bureaucracy, inequality, wars, therapy, gender, relationship, autism, and, of course, elephants 🐘! Join Sasha and bring your friends to experience her wonderful show! 🎭STAND-UP COMEDY IN ENGLISH 🎭 🎟️ TicketsSuper Early Bird: £15Early Bird: £20General Admission: £25Late Bird: £30Doors: 19:00 Start: 19:30 End: 20:30 The show will be held entirely in English. ⭐️ Press Reviews: “One of the most famous stand-up comedians in Russia, who often mocks the authorities” - Forbes “Dolgopolov certainly does mix themes of God, atheism and profanity – often hilariously” - the Independent “One of the most famous representatives of the stand-up genre which is gaining popularity in Russia” - Euronews 🦄 Audience Reviews: NB person from canada idk how i ended up here but Sasha is amazing <3 person from Canada I’ve already watched the show twice, and it’s incredible! Thank you Sasha for such an amazing show! ❤ person not from Canada 🌈 About Sasha: Sasha(Over 10 mln views on youtube/insta/tiktok ), a queer alternative political comedian from Russia who immigrated when the war in Ukraine started, has spent a decade honing her stand-up craft. She's evolved into one of the most provocative, recognisable, original, and significant Russian-speaking comedians. Frequently lauded by opposition media and colleagues, she's considered one of the best Russian-speaking comedians in modern history. Now embarking on her second English tour with a completely new program, Sasha is embracing a new chapter in life and career. Over the last decade, she's delivered hundreds of solo shows, open mics, festivals, contests across more than 24 countries (not an easy task with this type of passport). Sasha has successfully filmed seven one-hour comedy specials (including one in english) amassing over 14 million views on YouTube collectively. Despite public attacks from Russian propagandist media, she persists in addressing topics like religion, authoritarianism, gender non-conformity, and anti-war stances. This unique comedian is now ready to captivate an English-speaking audience once again! 18+ Please note that tickets and Eventbrite's fees are non-refundable Information Source: UK STAND-UP CLUB | eventbrite

Bryan Adams Glasgow is set to be an unforgettable event, taking place at the renowned OVOHydro in Glasgow, United Kingdom. Scheduled for May 13, 2025, at 18:30, this concert promises to be a highlight for music enthusiasts. Known for his iconic hits and electrifying performances, Bryan Adams will bring his timeless classics and new tracks to life on stage. The OVOHydro, with its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional acoustics, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. Fans can expect an evening filled with powerful vocals, captivating melodies, and an atmosphere charged with excitement. As one of the most celebrated artists in rock history, Bryan Adams' Glasgow concert is an event not to be missed, offering a rare opportunity to experience live music at its finest.

Perfect Improv! Our flagship improv show with a special guest monologist and an all-star improv cast from the Glasgow Improv Theatre! Special guest monologist: TBA! Previous monologists include: Josie Long, Christopher Macarthur-Boyd, Marc Jennings, Susan Riddell, Elaine Malcolmson, Tamsyn Kelly, Stephen Buchanan & Stuart McPherson. Doors 7pm Show 7.15pm Tickets £5 Venue: The Old Hairdressers (Renfield Lane, Glasgow) -- improvglasgow.co.uk @improvglasgow facebook.com/improvglasgow twitter.com/improvglasgow instagram.com/improvglasgow Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

The All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2025, set to take place at the prestigious Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow, promises to be a groundbreaking event in the renewable energy industry. As the name suggests, this exhibition and conference will bring together professionals, industry leaders, and innovators from all corners of the globe, showcasing the latest advancements and discussing the future of energy. With its impressive lineup of speakers and exhibitors, attendees will have the chance to delve into a wide array of topics, from sustainable energy solutions to cutting-edge technologies. Over the course of two days, from 2025-05-14 to 2025-05-15, the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2025 is bound to spark conversations, ignite ideas, and propel the energy sector towards a more sustainable future. The event is not just a platform for knowledge exchange, but also a golden opportunity for networking and forming partnerships that could shape the course of the energy landscape. All signs point to the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2025 being an unmissable event, marking a significant milestone in the journey towards a cleaner, greener world.

Don't miss the upcoming event "michiel - live at the old hairdressers -" taking place at The Old Hairdresser's in Glasgow. Join in on the celebration of new music with support from Mairi Sutherland on May 15, 2025. Secure your tickets now for a night filled with incredible live music. Ticket prices range from £7.21 to £13.70. This is an event music lovers won't want to miss!