The Glasgow Festival of Burlesque is coming in hot with all kinds of glorious goings-on throughout the week. Not only can you enjoy an evening of tantalising tease accompanied by signature cocktails, such as the vodka and lavender-based From Dusk 'Til Dawn, but also cabaret, burlesque and so much more. Thursdays see The Tacky Tassel Club: Nedlesque welcome revellers to an evening of twisting and twirling from £7 per person. 

If it's fun things to do in Glasgow for young adults you're after, Hillhead Bookclub has got you well and truly sorted with its artist evenings. Whether you fancy a night of spoken word poetry, learning about the queer history of dance music or getting involved in some late-night frolics yourself while underground DJs provide the soundtrack, head on over to get your absolute fill.

The Corinthian is a stunning, Grade A-listed venue, housed in a former bank and high court, sporting domed ceilings and grand decor. It also happens to be holding its fair share of unusual goings-on throughout the year across its five fabulous floors. Its famed ABBA-NOON TEA is not to be missed, bringing together live performances, tiers of tantalising treats and plenty of prosecco, not to mention fun prizes with tickets starting from £35 per person. 

While Moskito Cocktail Bar & Restaurant is quirky within itself, with purple-hued interiors, floral depictions of Brigitte Bardot and hanging foliage - it also hosts all kinds of unique events. Think themed brunches, such as Beyonce vs Lady Gaga or a Harry Potter-inspired quiz paired with bespoke cocktails and avocado toast. Expect drag queen entertainment and if musicals are your thing? Look forward to Grease and Mamma Mia affairs. 

Put your aim to the test at Fayre Play, which combines booze and some of the city's finest street food with fairground games like Bulls Aye and Slam Drunk. If you're ever short of the best things to do in Glasgow, this multi-coloured venue has got you sorted. Touting an ever-changing roster of vendors and themed cocktails (think Clown Star Martinis and bubblegum-flavoured Hubba Bubbas) too, there's plenty of fun to be had.

Fronting two other locations in Forge and Drumchapel, Mecca Glasgow Quay is holding some seriously fun events at its city centre venue. Pop over for a cracking round of bingo, complete with games, tasty food and an array of liquid libations. If you swing by during October, you might even get a peak at the Forbidden Nights Girls' Night Out event that's perfect for hen dos and naughty group outings. 

If VR arena gaming, arcades, fun bowling sessions on graffiti-clad lanes or private karaoke pods sound more your thing, Level X has you covered. The neon-clad entertainment venue promises an array of activities that'll pique everyone's interest. And that's not all, as there are killer cocktails to accompany your gaming sessions, as well as thick, creamy milkshakes. 

Maggie's Rock N Roll Rodeo Cowboy Ceilidh is a fab choice if you're looking to try out some themed fun. Expect every Friday to be complete with a hoedown experience of dance lessons, country music from live house band The Jaybees, a go on the mechanical bull and DJs 'til 3am. Tickets start from as little as £8 per person so buckle up and giddy on down. And if you're into singing? Secure your spot at The Hoedown Hoe-K-Oke every Sunday

Delmonicas is bringing us a bucketload of quirky activities at its Merchant City location. What's on the agenda? Epic singalongs on Mondays with Drag-aoke, its weekly drag show Suck! on Wendesdays and Go Home Or Go Homo Saturdays. It also hosts fun events that promises to test your brains as well as your beauty, like its Let's Get Quizzical Thursdays. 

If there's one event we're dying to head to? Flight Club's Brunch Social. The cracking event allows you and your pals to play a fun round of darts in its glitzy, fairground-themed surrounds while enjoying a scrumptious meal - we're talking bottomless pizzas served on paddles and a bottle of prosecco each. Plan the perfect weekend with your friends and book your spot now from £30 per person. 

When it comes to things to do in Glasgow for couples that are on the quirky side, ARTA really blows it out of the water. The gorgeous, Mediterranean-inspired venue is not only a photo-worthy opportunity with its floral decor and grand, cascading staircase, but also host an array of fun-filled events throughout the week. Swing by for a decadent dinner in unique surrounds, a scrumptious afternoon tea, or cast your eyes on its spectacular cabaret performances, not to mention its famed music-themed tribute nights.

Glasgow Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt helps you see the city in a whole new light. Not only will you have fun solving puzzles and figuring out riddles, but you'll also get to explore iconic landmarks and secret back streets. If you find the treasure? You'll nab 20% off at a fab pub.

Looking for things to do in Glasgow city centre? We've got you sorted. Enter Super Bario, a cool arcade bar that offers you local beers and restored classics from the golden era of gaming. This place lets you battle your friends on Mortal Kombat, Ridge Racer and so much more in a super sleek setting, decked out with hanging lights and neon signage. 

If clubbing or concerts are more your type of thing then you won't want to miss out on what's happening at SWG3. Having hosted the likes of Seth Troxler and FatBoy Slim, this late-night mecca can also switch things up with outdoor movie screenings, Bongo's Bingo and more. It's also a pillar in the art community, hosting everything from design fairs to artwork shops.