Cool And Quirky Events In Glasgow

A historic building that provides an inclusive atmosphere, particularly attracting the LGBTQ+ community, Argyle Street is home to all kinds of fun. Not only is it a great place to stop by for a signature cocktail or two, but you can also attend everything from cabaret shows to live symphonic music here. Expect drag queens, comedy and lots of laughter, with events that start from as little as £10 per person to attend.

The Glasgow Festival of Burlesque might take place in November, but it's not just the weekend-long programme of shows that they have in store. Expect a number of other performances throughout the year, so you can get your fix of sultry performances in any month.

Are you ready for the ultimate throwback? Then check out Old Skool Bingo's Glasgow events, taking place at Manuka in the city centre. Their modern twist on classic bingo involves dance competitions, high-energy games and an MC host to keep the party going. There'll be RnB classics playing throughout the night, with some amazing prizes up for grabs too. Tickets cost just £17 per person, promising two and a half hours of fun.

Maggie's Rock N Rodeo presents The Cowboy Ceilidh, a chance for you to enjoy a true hoedown experience complete with country music and dance lessons to boot. But that's not all, as there's also a mechanical bull and DJs 'til 3am.

Arta over in Merchant City hosts all kinds of top-notch events, including iconic live entertainment. Showcasing everything from dazzling burlesque and cabaret to Mamma Mia-themed fun and comedy, this Mediterranean-inspired menu guarantees a quirky night out.

YO! in Glasgow city centre is making sure your Wednesdays are never boring by holding a much sought-after sushi school every week. Pop along to the vibrant hangout to create a range of tasty rolls while enjoying refreshments. Once you're done, either tuck in or take them home to show off.

If you're on the hunt for fun experiences with friends, we suggest heading to Flight Club's Social Brunch. You and the gang can wet your whistle and enjoy scrumptious pizzas served on paddles and a bottle of fizz, followed by a round of darts.

Situated on Argyle Street, Sloans is home to all kinds of fantastic events. They host a ceilidh every Friday night that costs just £8 to attend, with a live band to get you whirling round the dancefloor. They also host a Sunday roast which promises a delicious meal while you enjoy hilarious comedy roasts for just £26 per person. And one of their most popular offerings? Their EatFilm sessions, where you can watch a classic film like Grease or 27 Dresses while munching on popcorn and a main course, with a free drink thrown in, all for just £20.

Looking for a vibrant evening full of live music, dancing and freshly brewed beer? Then head to the Ultimate Country Music Fan Experience, taking place at Drygate Bar and Kitchen in the East End of Glasgow this March.

Don your best country-inspired outfits and get involved in line dancing lessons, before taking your turn on the mechanical bull. There'll be a performance from country singer Ashley-Ann Walker, as well as a DJ spinning tunes until late.

If you've got a blank space, baby, and need to fill it with a quirky brunch, then snap up tickets to the Taylor Swift weekend at Glasgow's Moskito. Failing that, there's The One With The Brunch for Friends fans, The Greatest Showman-inspired brekkie and a burlesque extravaganza. 

Need to let loose this weekend? On Fridays, Boteco Do Brasil hosts Latin Connection - the ultimate South American-themed bash. You'll be getting down low and shaking what your mama gave ya to reggaeton, African, dance hall and so much more.

Every Friday and Saturday evening, The Glee Club Glasgow hosts a wicked comedy show. Four brilliant acts will take to the stage to crack you up with their stand-up performances. You can even opt to include a meal with the price of your ticket.