Best Easter Events In Glasgow 2026

If you're looking to have some fun this Easter with your mates, how about booking Flight Club Glasgow's Brunch Social this weekend? Hit up this buzzy spot, complete with circus-themed decor and glowing lights, and partake in a two-hour session, including 60 minutes of battling it out to be darts champion. Enjoy a bottle of prosecco for the table, moreish pizza to wolf down and carafes of orange juice (incase you fancy making a mimosa), all from £33 per person. 

Merchant City venue Haus are hosting a Haus By Day party this Easter weekend, complete with music from DJ Micheal Kilkie and singer Paige Turley. Expect non-stop downtown and disco tunes, guaranteed to have you on your feet.

Your ticket includes a drink on arrival, and the event lasts from 2 to 6pm.

Set off on a trail around the historical Scottish city with the Glasgow Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt this Easter. Either venture on your own or gather a group of mates and wander through the streets, cracking clues along the way to find your prize. You'll be given a map to follow as well as a compass that'll guide you to a cosy pub, where you'll then be able to bag 20% off your bill. Nice. 

Merchant City venue Arta is hosting a Comedy Drag Show on Easter weekend, promising an evening of excellent food and entertainment. Barbra La Bush will be taking to the stage, bringing stunning looks and hilarious jokes.

There'll be lip-syncing, comedy and mesmerising routines. Plus, your ticket includes a delicious two-course meal and a glass of fizz. And afterwards? You'll get free entry to their club, where a DJ is playing until 3am.

Kick off your bank holiday Saturday with a lively start, courtesy of the Abba Brunch at Moskito. The talented Havana Blonde will be performing live, promising all the band's biggest hits and powerful vocals - accompanied by a live DJ and saxophone player.

Your ticket includes a delicious brunch dish and two cocktails, as well as a full afternoon of entertainment.

Unsure of where to celebrate with an Easter lunch in Glasgow? Browns Brasserie & Bar is always a fabulous choice for a celebratory meal. Not only is it decked out with gorgeous interiors, but it also rustles up a hearty menu of top-quality grub like pulled lamb shepherd's pie, pea and asparagus risotto, and sumptuous roast dinners - alongside traditional afternoon teas.

Love to party, but don't fancy the late nights? Then check out the Polo Day Disco, taking place at Polo Lounge & Riding Rooms in Merchant City.

They'll be playing all the biggest hits from across the decades - from Madonna to Queen and ABBA. Song requests are always welcome, and entry is totally free.

Merchant City's super cool and charmingly creative cocktail bar, The Social, is celebrating the long weekend with its Day & Night Easter Bank Holiday Special. 

Kicking off with an early brunch at 11am, you'll have plenty of time to get into the party spirit. From 8pm, the evening's entertainment unfolds, with three incredible acts taking to the stage - Gregor Coleman, Steve Le Mash and Jonny Docherty.

Slip on your cowboy boots and saddle up for Maggie's Rock 'n' Rodeo Presents The Cowboy Ceilidh this Easter. Get ready to go wild 'til 3am with live country music provided by house band The Jaybees, followed by hillbilly DJs spinning the top tunes. There will be line dancing lessons and a free bull ride for ticket holders, so snap yours up now.

If you're looking for things to do over Easter in Glasgow, the city's second largest comedy club Rotunda will be holding its regular Friday Night Stand-up Show. Expect an award-winning lineup of hilarious names, with the option to enjoy a tasty meal while you watch - think pizzas, halloumi fries, hotdogs and more.