Craft Beer is having a bit of a moment all over the world, but in Glasgow, it’s having a bit of a minute. The appetite for refined brews with great flavour is bigger than ever in Glasgow, and every new bar that opens in town makes room for some niche beers on the menu. And… [Keep Reading]
Running from the 16th to the 22nd of September, Doors Open Day is a free festival to celebrate Glasgow’s buildings, streets, architecture, parks, culture and people, Glasgow Doors Open Day has become a real event to look forward to every year with a wealth of things to do - so much that you couldn’t possibly… [Keep Reading]
On Saturday the 27th of July, lovers of craft beer will trickle into the salubrious surroundings of the Langside Hall in the South Side to sample a wide range of drinks from some of Scotland’s top brewers. The nearly sold-out day is part of an increasing movement in Scotland in reaction against the increased homogenisation… [Keep Reading]
One of Glasgow’s most iconic restaurants is making its way to the south side for one weekend only as Café Gandolfi Pops Up at The Bank on Clarkston Road from Friday 10th May to Sunday the 12th. Over the course of the weekend, famed Glasgow restaurateur Seumas MacInnes and his chefs from Café Gandolfi will… [Keep Reading]
Govanhill Baths, in Glasgow’s Southside, were constructed almost 100 years ago in 1914, and have been at the center of the community ever since. Even now, since its closure in 2001, many locals campaign to see the baths re-opened and restored to their former glory. While very little headway is being made in this area,… [Keep Reading]
