August Bank Holiday In Glasgow 2026

For a little competitive fun this bank holiday, be sure to check out the brunch socials at Flight Club, taking place every single weekend across both days. You'll get to enjoy an entire bottle of prosecco per person, all while munching on unlimited paddles of pizza.

Spend the first half of this two-hour session on their electronic dartboards that add up all your scores for you, before heading to the fairground-inspired bar for celebratory drinks - with prices starting from just £33 per person.

For some lively fun this long weekend, head to Maggie's - the vibrant Merchant City venue that's inspired by the dive bars of Nashville. Their lineup includes a country-themed ceilidh on the Friday night, where a live band will play as you take part in a line dancing lesson - all for just £8.50, including a ride on the mechanical bull. And for something a little bit cheekier, they even have a cowboy stripshow on Saturdays.

Though Tennents Bar is already a best-loved spot for its traditional boozer feel and live sports, it's also hosting cracking karaoke sessions and head-scratching quizzes. Or if you're looking for August bank holiday Monday events in Glasgow? You can enjoy an evening of comedy for £5.

A great chance to explore the city in a whole new way, Go Quest Adventures are bringing you a brilliant Walking Adventure and Interactive Treasure Hunt that's perfect for groups of friends or family. Their handy app makes this self-guided tour a breeze, giving you fun challenges and puzzles to complete as you explore landmarks and hidden gems. You can do this activity at any time that suits you, costing just £28.95 for up to five players.

Shilling Brewing Co. isn't just a cool microbrewery and taproom, boasting some seriously delicious beers, it also hosts a bunch of fabulous events. Get ready for DJs on the weekend (to enjoy alongside freshly prepared pizzas), tours and tasting sessions.

Over the August bank holiday, Mowgli Glasgow is a solid choice if you're looking for somewhere that feels a bit more relaxed but still social. Its central location makes it easy to drop into as part of a day or evening out, whether you're meeting friends or taking a break from the crowds.

The menu works particularly well for casual, drawn-out meals. You can dip in and out of dishes like treacle tamarind fries, sticky chicken and bhel puri, ordering as you go rather than committing to a set structure. 

This Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt has to be one of the best outdoor events this August bank holiday. Assemble yourself into a team then use a map, compass and clues to discover cool landmarks and secret back streets, with 20% off at a local pub to finish.