Local entrepreneur Darren Kavanagh aims to breathe new life into Glasgow’s struggling shopping district with the launch of DNA, a popup shop and arts venue beside George Square. DNA will offer affordable space for creative startup companies to sell their products, exhibit their artwork, and run events and performances. They also plan to open an… [Keep Reading]
Mono, a few streets south of the Merchant City, is somewhat of a hidden gem in Glasgow… It’s also one of the most popular bars in town, but with a very specific crowd. This place has a super laid back vibe, every night of the week. It busies up, and loudens up, on a Saturday… [Keep Reading]
A short while ago, we took a look at 10 of the best bars in Glasgow City Centre. This time, however, we’re aiming our sights squarely on the West End. It may not be very big, but The West End of Glasgow certainly delivers a big punch in cultural terms. This area is densely packed… [Keep Reading]
The Oxjam Takeover is returning to Glasgow on Sunday the 20th of October and is shaping up to be as great as ever. Oxjam is a month-long music festival, which takes place in cities all across the UK in October and raises money for the charity Oxfam. The festival started in 2006 and since then… [Keep Reading]
I’ve always loved Brel, being one of my regular haunts ever since my student days at Glasgow Uni. When I heard it had been bought over and that they were making big changes, I was a tad skeptical of what the outcome would be, but we went in with an open mind! Read on to… [Keep Reading]
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