Best Events In Glasgow This March 2025

Whether you're after quirky date ideas or a vibrant night out with friends, check out the Cowboy Ceilidh at Maggie's, held every single Friday from 6pm, lasting late into the night. Your £8 ticket promises line dancing lessons, live music from house band The Jaybees, DJ sets and a free ride on the bull. And if you want something a little more scandalous, they host strip shows here too.

Popular West End spot Tennents Bar is a great spot for casual drinks and late-night parties alike, but come Friday evenings it's all about karaoke. Their basement area transforms into a spot for singing, dancing and affordable drinks, where you can belt out al your favourite tunes - and entry is completely free.

Moskito Cocktail Bar & Restaurant is a seriously stunning spot in the city centre, home to a number of fun brunches throughout March. Themed around TV shows and films like Friends or The Greatest Showman, as well as a special Take That-inspired Mother's Day event, you can expect live DJs, plenty of cocktails and delicious breakfast plates like pancakes or a full English.

The Corinthian flaunts a couple of music-loving events this March. Whether you fancy live tunes accompanied by cocktails in Charlie Parker's Piano Bar or want to flip your hair back and forth at Tellers Brasserie as a DJ thumps out absolute bangers, it's got you covered. And if that wasn't enough for you, they've got Broadway-themed boozy brunches and an ABBA-noon tea this month too.

It's all kicking off at Committee Room No.9 this month. If you're looking for the best Glasgow March events, this buzzing Merchant City boozer is not only hosting fun-filled musical bingo bonanzas on Thursdays, but also late-night parties on Fridays and Saturdays. Hungry? They've got everything from hot dogs and burgers to wings or loaded fried here too.

This Sunday Cocktail School from All Bar One is one of the best events in Glasgow this weekend. Whether you're mixing up date night or just fancy learning a new skill, this snazzy bar will teach you how to make three tipples (which you'll of course get to drink, too).

After fun things to do in Glasgow today? Go Quest Adventures give you the opportunity to take the fun into your own hands, with a self-guided tour of the city that involves puzzles, challenges and learning lots of new facts about the area. You'll see plenty of landmarks along the way, and this experience costs just £28.95 for up to five people.

SpeedDater is holding events for eligible singles throughout March, where you can meet like-minded people of a similar age in a friendly environment. These sessions cost just £22 per person, a small price to pay for love, and if you don't meet someone you want to go on another date with then your next event will be completely free.

Yes, Scotsman Hotel & Grand Cafe is a splendid space to partake in a bit of wining and dining, but did you know it also hosts regular live music events? Snap up a table to knock back delish cocktails and gourmet grub as a range of pianists, celloists and more serenade you. Even better? These performances are totally free.

It's queer, it's fabulous, and we absolutely love it. If you're wondering what's on in Glasgow tomorrow, Delmonicas is putting on a whole load of wild events. From drag-doused karaoke and unusual quizzes to DJ-focussed parties, there's a lot to check out. Expect raucous cabaret performances and classic cocktails like daiquiris and French martinis as you party.

Looking for March events in Glasgow city centre? Every single weekend, you and your pals can take advantage of Flight Club's brunch socials, which promise a whole bottle of prosecco each alongside bottomless pizza paddles. All of this can be enjoyed while getting competitive on the electronic dartboards, which offer lots of different fun, interactive games.

Looking for fun events in Glasgow for March 2025? Hillhead Bookclub is keeping us well and truly entertained with a roster of epic goings-on, as well as the brunches and affordable cocktails on offer. Head down to this West End destination for spoken word poetry, queer dance music nights, drag bingo, DJ-led nights and more, with each event being totally free of charge.

A friendly, welcoming, LGBTQ+ inclusive hangout on Wilson Street, The Polo Lounge is an iconic venue if we ever saw one. And, to help you through the week, it hosts all kinds of wicked parties, from Camp Tuesdays to Queer Fridays - both of which are free to enter before 11pm and offer some pretty great drinks deals.

For those of you seeking out free things to do in Glasgow this weekend, check out Manuka. Renowned for its epic nights out, this joint boasts parties throughout the week, including its Juicy Tuesdays, complete with live entertainment and frozen drinks, as well as its snazzy Saturday bashes which promise some of the city's best DJs.

This Ashton Lane hotspot is holding all kinds of free March events in Glasgow. Grosvenor Cafe is not only filling calendars with live jam sessions and bustling DJ parties, but also Sunday Funday sessions, all of which you can enjoy with refreshing cocktails and top-notch food like Mediterranean sharing boards or burgers.

The Great Game Outdoor Treasure Hunt provides you with a unique new way to see the city. You'll be given a map, compass and clues at this outdoor event in Glasgow this March, which you'll need to decipher so that you can snap up your winning prize: 20% off your bill at a local pub, where a table will be booked and waiting for you.

Need March plans? Then make your way to Merchant City's Arta. Step inside this glorious Mediterranean-inspired venue, where you'll be able to catch a plethora of live entertainment, from Mamma Mia-themed Mother's Day antics to comedy drag shows and Queen or Fleetwood Mac tribute nights. You don't need to ask us twice.

While O'Neill's Merchant Square is certainly popular for its affordable food and refreshing pints, it's also renowned for putting on regular live music sessions, from Scooby Snax to Mc4 Cover Band. Plus, you can head to its sister site in Grand Central for even more live music and DJ nights.

Don't miss out on the chance to make your own sushi with this fun school from YO! Glasgow Central. At the hands of an expert chef, you'll perfect your knife skills and make a number of banging Japanese bites, from salmon sashimi to crunchy California rolls, with nibbles and a drink thrown in too.

Grab tickets starting from £22.50 to R&B Brunch Glasgow, taking place at August House, and enjoy five hours of your favourite tunes - as the top DJ spins only the best of UKG, hip-hop, dancehall and more. Tuck into some great grub all day, sip on fruity cocktails and get down early to nab some bottomless rum punch. RnB not your thing? Check out their Mean Girls brunch instead.