Best Things To Do This Spring In Glasgow

Sloans is the city's oldest bar and restaurant, and they certainly aren't short of spring events in Glasgow city centre. Their popular EatFilm evenings will have you snacking on hot dogs, nachos and more while watching a classic movie, while their Friday night ceilidhs promise live music and dancing 'til late. They even host comedy shows complete with a Sunday roast once a month, as well as a mac 'n' cheese appreciation club featuring an all-you-can-eat buffet.

On the hunt for outdoor family activities in Glasgow this spring? With Go Quest Adventures, you can explore all the sights this city has to offer, while learning some fun facts and solving puzzles along the way. Tickets cost £28.95 for up to five people, giving you access to their helpful app which allows you to self-guide your tour at any time of day.

All Bar One makes it on our list of fun places in Glasgow to visit this spring, thanks to their Sunday Cocktail School. For just £30 per person, you and your pals can try your hand at creating three classic concoctions, while learning more about the history of these drinks. What's more, you'll receive a complimentary bellini on arrival and there will be games thrown in throughout the session.

The Corinthian is a certified favourite when it comes to events this spring. Enjoy sophisticated music with a cocktail or two at Charlie Parker's Piano Bar, or hit the dancefloor as DJs pump out all the best tunes at Tellers Brasserie. And as if that wasn't enough already, check out their Broadway-themed boozy brunches and an ABBA-noon tea too.

The Social is a pretty wine and cocktail bar in the heart of Merchant City, boasting some seriously Instagrammable interiors. Head to this party hotspot on either a Friday or Saturday, for live DJ sets until 3am. These guys are guaranteed to get you on the dancefloor, and entry is completely free to both nights.

Whether you're celebrating Easter with family and friends, or you just love the extra days off work, Glasgow is packed full of fun activities for the bank holiday weekend. With everything from sumptuous meals in pretty restaurant to late-night DJ sets on offer, there's no chance of being bored in this city during your time off.

Don't miss out on one of the best things to do in Glasgow this weekend and give Fayre Play a visit. This quirky Southside space offers adults-only games, like Bulls AYE and Slam Drunk. Plus, there are juicy burgers and inventive cocktails like the Clown Star Martini or a Toffee Appletini to fuel you through.

With the season in full swing, there's a sense of romance in the air, so make sure to let your significant other know just how much they mean to you. From live music to scrumptious dining, have a glance at our top picks of things to do for couples in Glasgow this spring.

Spring is the season of love; the flowers start to bloom, the sun comes out to play and we shake off our winter hibernation. And if you're done with the whole swipe-right shenanigans? Give SpeedDater's events a go, where you can meet like-minded individuals in a friendly space. Even better - if you don't meet anyone you click with, they'll give you a free ticket to their next event.

Fans of country music look no further, as Merchant City bar Maggie's is putting on one of the best spring events in Glasgow today. Every Friday, these guys are hosting a Cowboy Celidh complete with live music, line dancing lessons and free bull rides, all for just £8 per person. And if you want something a little more risqué, then check out their cowboy strip show instead.

Let's not get ahead of ourselves now - just because it's spring, that doesn't mean it's always t-shirt weather. For those evenings that are a little less than balmy, we've got a load of craft beer bars to chill out and sip refreshing pints in while the sun goes down.

Known for it's delicious menu and extensive drinks list, the Scotsman Hotel and Grand Cafe is also a top destination for listening to live music. Sit back and enjoy piano or cello music here, as you tuck into fish 'n' chips, pan-fried chicken, plant-based burgers and much more - with a cocktail in hand of course.

For late-night parties throughout the week that are completely free of charge, make your way to Manuka. This lively spot hosts Juicy Tuesdays, complete with live entertainment and tasty frozen cocktails, alongside its Wednesday events and Saturday night parties which promise tunes from some of the best DJs around.

Treat yourself to an evening of drag, dancing and drinks at Lady Balls Bingo. This beloved Hillhead Bookclub event is enough to brighten up even the most unpredictable of spring evenings, with creative drinks and plenty of sass to keep you on your toes. Even better, you could win vouchers, booze or even £300 in cash, and entry is totally free. And if you're after something a little different, these guys host spoken word poetry, queer dance music nights, and DJ-led nights too.

Grosvenor Café is a relaxed West End space with a rotation of brilliant weekly events. From live jam sessions, whether you're watching or joining in, and late-night DJ sets to get you on the dancefloor to Sunday Funday events that are perfect for family, this laidback spot is full of fun - and it's all totally free.

Things to do in Glasgow today? Visit the city's top alfresco drinking spots, including rooftop dwellings and waterside hangouts. Rounded up just for you, we've got an eclectic mix of boozers that are serving everything from cold brews and burgers to cocktails and live music.

Delmonicas is keeping us on our toes with a bucketload of Glasgow spring events. This welcoming and queer-inclusive spot is known for it's raucous atmosphere, as well as serving classic cocktails like an old fashioned or daquiris. On the agenda? Everything from late-night parties, like Filth Fridays and Go Hard Or Go Homo Saturdays, to Drag-Aoke and the epic Thursday quiz.

Mediterranean-inspired hangout ARTA is making sure we're more than entertained by hosting all kinds of spring events in Glasgow, this weekend and beyond. There's so much going on, from talented tribute acts and comedy drag nights through to the ever-popular Club Cabaret.

If you're looking for things to do outside in Glasgow this spring, what better way to make the most of the elusive sunshine than heading on an outdoor treasure hunt? From The Great Game comes this exciting activity that sees you working together to solve riddles and puzzles to find the final prize - 20% off at a local pub which will be booked and waiting for you to arrive.

Wondering about things to do this spring in Glasgow city centre? Flight Club are hosting a fun-filled brunch social every single weekend, which promises a whole bottle of prosecco each alongside unlimited pizza paddles to share. What's more, you'll enjoy an hour on their interactive dartboards, offering all kinds entertaining games where your scores will be calculated for you. Even better? Prices start from just £30 per person.

The Polo Lounge is an iconic Glasgow venue, thanks to its long history of epic events and LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere. Whatever night of the week it is you can find lively parties going on here, from Camp Tuesdays to Queer Fridays - both of which are free to enter before 11pm, as well as their Lipstick Sundays featuring drag queens and cheap drinks.

If you're looking for quirky things to do in Glasgow this spring, check out YO!'s Sushi School. Taking place at the city centre restaurant, it will see you mastering the art of sushi, whipping up sashimi, nigiri and maki, all with drinks and nibbles to accompany.

Perfect for date nights, the stunning Moskito Bar and Restaurant is a vibrant city centre spot serving everything from oysters and miso glazed salmon to Japanese fried chicken, with killer cocktails to match. What's more, they host themed brunches, inspired by everything from The Greatest Showman to ABBA, alongside boozy drag shows.

O'Neill's in Merchant Square is a firm Glasgow favourite when it comes to cheap pints and pub grub. This spot also hosts regular quizzes and live performances, from Scooby Snax to Mc4 Cover Band, so they've got you covered for entertainment while you drink too. Not in the area? Head to their other venue in Grand Central for even more live music and banging DJ sets.

Nestled on the riverbed, Inn Deep are in a prime position for a sunny day in the city. These guys are very good at craft beer and even boast their own outdoor area, making it a charming spot from which to look upon Glasgow's watery pride and joy, with a pint of something hoppy to hand.