Best Events In Glasgow This March 2027

Head to Merchant City venue The Corset Club for a lineup of diverse and unforgettable entertainment. This LGBTQI+ friendly destination promises nightly performances, ranging from drag shows to live music and trivia nights.

Looking for March events in Glasgow city centre? Every single weekend, you and your pals can take advantage of Flight Club's brunch socials, which promise a whole bottle of prosecco each alongside bottomless pizza paddles. All of this can be enjoyed while getting competitive on the electronic dartboards, which offer lots of different fun, interactive games.

Need March plans? Then make your way to Merchant City's Arta. Step inside this glorious Mediterranean-inspired venue, where you'll be able to catch a plethora of live entertainment, from ABBA tribute nights to comedy drag bingo and Motown performances. You don't need to ask us twice.

Whether you're after quirky date ideas or a vibrant night out with friends, check out the Cowboy Ceilidh at Maggie's, held every single Friday from 6pm, lasting late into the night. Your £8 ticket promises line dancing lessons, live music from house band The Jaybees, DJ sets and a free ride on the bull. And if you want something a little more scandalous, they host strip shows here too.

Running every week throughout March, the Yo! Sushi School teaches you all the tricks of this ancient art. As you learn the history of the dish, a sushi master will show you how to pack, roll and slice.

As well as everything you need to craft four delicious creations, your session includes a welcome drink of bubbles or beer and snacking plates of gyoza and edamame. Grab your tickets from just £27.95.

The Great Game Outdoor Treasure Hunt provides you with a unique new way to see the city. You'll be given a map, compass and clues at this outdoor event in Glasgow this March, which you'll need to decipher so that you can snap up your winning prize: 20% off your bill at a local pub, where a table will be booked and waiting for you.

Glasgow's home of all things raucous and rambunctious is gearing up for a night of cabaret and cocktails. Roll on up to dive into an eclectic evening of entertainment. 

We're talking burlesque, magicians and musicians. With all kinds of on-stage frolics and a late bar seven nights a week, there's never a bad time to drop into the Riding Room.

Hosts of the UK's best paint and sip nights, Paintvine is bringing its fun and games to Glasgow. Get on over to The Alchemist to enjoy a relaxed, guided art class with drinks, music and all-round good vibes. 

Under the watchful eyes of talented instructors, you'll create a masterpiece to take home. Tickets start from £35.20 and include everything you need to get creative, from tips and guidance to paints and brushes. 

Located in Merchant City, Sloans is a welcoming bar and restaurant that hosts all kinds of fun events. Their Friday night ceilidh takes place every week, complete with a live band and traditional dances.

This month, you can also attend their Eatfilm sessions, where you'll get to enjoy a delicious meal while watching a classic film, and they're hosting a special Mamma Mia Brunch edition on the 15th. And if you're a fan of mac 'n' cheese? They even host a Scottish macaroni appreciation club on Wednesdays.

The Corinthian flaunts a couple of music-loving events this March. Whether you fancy live tunes accompanied by cocktails in Charlie Parker's Piano Bar or want to flip your hair back and forth at Tellers Brasserie as a DJ thumps out absolute bangers, it's got you covered. And if that wasn't enough for you, they've got daytime discos and an ABBA-noon tea this month too.

Popular West End spot Tennents Bar is a great spot for casual drinks and late-night parties alike, but come Friday evenings it's all about karaoke. Their basement area transforms into a spot for singing, dancing and affordable drinks, where you can belt out al your favourite tunes - and entry is completely free.

After fun things to do in Glasgow today? Go Quest Adventures give you the opportunity to take the fun into your own hands, with a self-guided tour of the city that involves puzzles, challenges and learning lots of new facts about the area. You'll see plenty of landmarks along the way, and this experience costs just £28.95 for up to five people.