Best Things To Do This Spring In Glasgow

Things to do in Glasgow today? Visit the city's top alfresco drinking spots, including rooftop dwellings and waterside hangouts. Rounded up just for you, we've got an eclectic mix of boozers that are serving everything from cold brews and burgers to cocktails and live music.

The Social is a pretty wine and cocktail bar in the heart of Merchant City, boasting some seriously Instagrammable interiors. Head to this party hotspot on either a Friday or Saturday, for live DJ sets until 3am. These guys are guaranteed to get you on the dancefloor, and entry is completely free to both nights.

The Corinthian is a certified favourite when it comes to events this spring. Enjoy sophisticated music with a cocktail or two at Charlie Parker's Piano Bar, or hit the dancefloor as DJs pump out all the best tunes at Tellers Brasserie. And as if that wasn't enough already, check out their day discos and an ABBA-noon tea too.

Located within Glasgow's historic Jacobean Corsetry building in Merchant City, The Corset Club is an LGBTQ+-friendly venue that hosts a brilliant lineup of events throughout the week, ensuring you won't be bored this spring.

Sip signature cocktails and enjoy the entertainment on offer, which ranges from cabaret performances to weekly drag shows, trivia nights and live music. What's more, some of their events are totally free to attend, while others start from only £5.

Wondering about things to do this spring in Glasgow city centre? Flight Club are hosting a fun-filled brunch social every single weekend, which promises a whole bottle of prosecco each alongside unlimited pizza paddles to share.

What's more, you'll enjoy an hour on their interactive dartboards, offering all kinds entertaining games where your scores will be calculated for you. Even better? Prices start from just £33 per person.

With the season in full swing, there's a sense of romance in the air, so make sure to let your significant other know just how much they mean to you. From live music to scrumptious dining, have a glance at our top picks of things to do for couples in Glasgow this spring.

If you're looking for things to do outside in Glasgow this spring, what better way to make the most of the elusive sunshine than heading on an outdoor treasure hunt? From The Great Game comes this exciting activity that sees you working together to solve riddles and puzzles to find the final prize - 20% off at a local pub which will be booked and waiting for you to arrive.

An amazing LGBT-friendly venue in the heart of Merchant City, Riding Room is your go-to spot for everything from burlesque and cabaret to music and magic. With all kinds of on-stage frolics, and a late bar seven nights a week, it's sure to be buzzing whenever you stop by. 

Get down here this April for the Polo Day Disco. DJs will be spinning the biggest pop hits from the 60s to the 90s all afternoon - wrapping up by 7:30pm so you can get home for an early night. In May, the Friday Night Fling rolls into town, showcasing the very best burlesque performers from far and wide.

Fans of country music look no further, as Merchant City bar Maggie's is putting on one of the best spring events in Glasgow today. Every Friday, these guys are hosting a Cowboy Celidh complete with live music, line dancing lessons and free bull rides. And if you want something a little more risqué, then check out their cowboy strip show instead.

Whether you're celebrating Easter with family and friends, or you just love the extra days off work, Glasgow is packed full of fun activities for the bank holiday weekend. With everything from sumptuous meals in pretty restaurant to late-night DJ sets on offer, there's no chance of being bored in this city during your time off.

Mediterranean-inspired hangout ARTA is making sure we're more than entertained by hosting all kinds of spring events in Glasgow, this weekend and beyond. There's so much going on, from talented tribute acts and comedy drag nights through to the ever-popular bandeoke.

Tickets to these epic nights out start from just £16.35. Whatever brings you down here, be sure to continue the your party in the nightclub for epic tunes into the early hours.

Set into spring with a slice of Latin flair at Boteco Do Brasil. In the heart of Merchant City, it serves up classy caipirinhas and banging beats to its lively crowd of locals, ex-pats and tourists from the world over. 

Whether you're here for a salsa night, live music or just because, you can expect the very best of reggaeton, Latin dance and afrobeat. Rum leads the way here, with bold serves and certified classics like reggaeton punch and Cuba Libre up for grabs. If you're feeling peckish, tuck into the likes of feijoada, a naitve stew packed with Scottish fish and Latin flavour.

Sloans is the city's oldest bar and restaurant, and they certainly aren't short of spring events in Glasgow city centre. Their popular EatFilm evenings will have you snacking on hot dogs, nachos and more while watching a classic movie, while their Friday night ceilidhs promise live music and dancing 'til late. They even host a mac 'n' cheese appreciation club featuring an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Let's not get ahead of ourselves now - just because it's spring, that doesn't mean it's always t-shirt weather. For those evenings that are a little less than balmy, we've got a load of craft beer bars to chill out and sip refreshing pints in while the sun goes down.

On the hunt for outdoor family activities in Glasgow this spring? With Go Quest Adventures, you can explore all the sights this city has to offer, while learning some fun facts and solving puzzles along the way. Tickets cost £28.95 for up to five people, giving you access to their helpful app which allows you to self-guide your tour at any time of day.

Perfect for date nights, the stunning Moskito Bar and Restaurant is a vibrant city centre spot serving everything from oysters and miso glazed salmon to Japanese fried chicken, with killer cocktails to match. What's more, they host themed brunches, inspired by everything from Wicked to ABBA, alongside boozy drag shows.

Nestled on the riverbed, Inn Deep are in a prime position for a sunny day in the city. These guys are very good at craft beer and even boast their own outdoor area, making it a charming spot from which to look upon Glasgow's watery pride and joy, with a pint of something hoppy to hand.

Glasgow is without doubt one of the best cities in the UK for great food and drink. This place has so much going for it, whether you're looking for a Michelin-starred spot or an affordable bite to eat. Starting life in a converted horsebox, Kochchi has quickly become a local favourite. Now in the former site of the Hanoi Bike Shop, it serves up sensational Sri Lankan curries.

Over in Princes Square shopping mall, Delphine is another top spot. The menu at this all-day cafe and wine bar packs in everything from caramelised dulce de leche French toast to chicken Milanese and fishcakes with poached eggs and hollandaise sauce. Then there's Sticks'n'Sushi. Buzzy without being overwhelming, it's perfect for catchups, celebrations and those days when only mounds of quality sushi will see to your appetite.

Want to learn a new skill this spring? Then why not check out all the great cooking classes that this city has to offer. Whatever you're hoping to cook, you'll find it in this guide, from sushi masterclasses to Italian culinary workshops.

There'll be expert chefs on hand to guide you during these sessions, and you'll get to enjoy plenty of tasty treats along the way. Plus, there are options for all budgets here.