The Renfield Centre

Come along and bag a bargain at the Y2K Kilo Sale coming soon to the Renfield Centre, Saturday 27 June 2026.😀 See below for ticketing information.

You Have To Be There - Merchant Voices Summer Concert 2026. Come and join the choir Join us for our summer concert on Saturday 6th June at 7:30pm as we celebrate the Merchant Voices' 20th Anniversary.
Tickets are available form choir members or online at
www.ticketsource.co.uk/merchant-voices

Queens University Symphony Orchestra
Friday 5 June - St Andrew's West Parish Church at 7pm

Coming soon🎻

Zoe Barnett Live in Glasgow – Classical Guitar Concert 30th April 2026 @ 7.30pm.
British classical guitarist Zoe Barnett performs live at The Renfield Centre in Glasgow as part of the Alba GB concert series. This intimate city-centre recital will feature a carefully curated programme spanning early music to twentieth-century repertoire, presented in one of Glasgow’s most welcoming acoustic venues. A must-attend event for anyone searching for classical guitar concerts in Glasgow or live classical music in Scotland this spring.
Zoe is a British classical guitarist with an established international performance profile. She studied at the Royal College of Music in London, completing a Master’s degree with support from the Derek Butler Trust. Alongside her concert career, she is active as a teacher and regularly engages with audiences through educational and outreach work.
Tickets for the 30th April 2026 concert are available exclusively online via the Alba GB website - tickets.albagb.com. Seating is limited due to the venue’s size, and early booking is recommended.

The Telling presents Purcell, The Musical
Saturday 25th April, 7.30pm - 9.20pm - St Andrew's West Parish Church (Renfield Centre), Glasgow
1695: composer Henry Purcell (actor Niall Ashdown) is not feeling well. Under pressure to finish a song, a series of surreal experiences transports him back in time, and his songs take on a life of their own! Interwoven into the drama are assorted compositions by Purcell: from b***y theatre ballads and joyful celebrations of love, to slow airs, a ‘mad song’, and numbers from his semi-operas.
More information and tickets: https://www.thetelling.co.uk/events/purcell-glasgow

The Old Glasgow Club

The Old Glasgow Club will meet again on Thursday, 9 April.
This month’s speaker is Iain Quinn, historian of the famous paddle steamer, who will be sharing tales about going ‘Doon the Water’ on the Waverley.

Royal Scottish Geographical Society
Garnethill Hall, Thursday 5 March at 2.15pm
This month’s speakers are Vicky Allan and Jackie Kemp – Take Me to the River.
Open water swimming plays a pivotal role in many great narratives, from Homer’s Odyssey to the work of contemporary writers, poets, and memoirists like Amy Liptrot and Iris Murdoch. Take Me to the River is an homage to stories that plunge us to greater depths. Journalists and co-authors Vicky Allan and Jackie Kemp discuss the myriad themes that surface in this fabulous selection of joyful, immersive, and life-affirming writing about wild swimming. What can we learn from the swimmers of the past, as well as from the world of contemporary wild swimming?

Tickets are available at https://www.rsgs.org/Event/vicky-allan-jackie-kemp-take-me-to-the-river-glasgow

Waverley Around Britain

The Paddle Steamer Preservation Society meets on 19 February 2026 at 19:15 to 21:15 in the Garnethill Hall.
Charles McCrossan will be sharing his photographs of the Waverley around the British coastline.