School choirs from Lorne St, Ibrox, Govan Gaelic, St Saviours, St Constantines, Pirie Park Primaries and musicians from Hazelwood. Free entry, tickets here.

Riverside Primary P5 & 6 create a brand new show, six months in the making, with director John Binnie and composer Karen McIver on their learning theme of Govan's ship building heritage. Local singer-songwriters Jennifer Armstrong, Ant Thomaz, Alex Neilsen and Hawaii Fivo also perform their new songs celebrating The Clyde. Choreography Jane Simpson, Robin Mitchell design. Supported by Creative Scotland & Ernst Maas Educational Trust.

FREE ENTRY: TICKETS HERE

The Glasgow Barons Orchestra presents riffs, roars & romance from Scotland & France.

Scotland and France, two cultures forged together through history; passionate, stylish and gallus!

Ibert - Concertina da Camera for saxophone and chamber orchestra - soloist Dean Garrity

Richard Greer - Inheritance (premiere)

Damase - Duo Concertant - flute Catriona Ryan, harp Teresa Romão

MacMillan - The Exorcism of Rio Sumpul

Conductor Paul MacAlindin

Tickets £5/£1 plus booking fee

Freed Up Friday brings people together to celebrate music, recovery and creativity, all in a safe, welcoming, drug anad alcohol-free space. With powerful live performances and an unbeatable atmosphere, it’s more than a gig — it’s a movement! Featuring Hunter & McMustard, Hawaii Fivo, Willie Campbell, FREED UP singer songwriters and Phoenix Futures rappers. Supported by HSCP Glasgow, Creative Scotland, Baillie Gifford through Foundation Scotland FREE TICKETS HERE disabled access. Ibrox & Cessnock subways.

Govan's resident string quartet performs a stunning line up of classic masterworks old and new, with tuneful cheer and dramatic atmosphere.

Schubert -Death and the Maiden (1824)

Moishe's Bagel - Timgad & Rosa Ravelska's Blind Date(arr. Ben Norris 2025)

Donnacha Dennehy - STAMP (to avoid erotic thoughts) (2008)

Grace-Evangeline Mason - Midnight Spires (2019)

Aaron McGregor - violin 1

Allison Stringer - violin 2

Zoe Matthews - viola

Marina Sanchez-Caballo - cello

TICKETS £5/£1 + booking fee

Supported by McGlashan Charitable Trust, disabled access

DCS, Rootless and Cosmic Dance

DCS, one of the greatest Bhangra bands in the world, launched their first album "Teri Shaun" back in 1985 and have been rocking the Asian music scene ever since.

Rootless unite Glasgow's top Indian classical and Roma musicians in a fusion that will get you jumping for joy.

Cosmic Dance have been championing the gorgeous dance forms of Bharatanatyam in Edinburgh. They have grown and popularised Bharatanatyam in its traditional and modern form across Scotland.

TICKETS £10 plus booking fee. Under 16s must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian. Disabled access. Bar. Doors open 7pm.