Where Christmas Starts: 4 indoor exhibition areas, 47 Makers, Carol Singers, Musicians, Santa's post box, Book Signing, Food Trucks.... Book now for easy entry on the day, and unlock a treasure trove ...

1930s New York, at the height of the Depression. Joe Bonaparte is a gifted young violinist with a future in music, until a chance at fame and fortune lures him into the brutal world of professional ...

After beginnings in Stirling, the Green Gates family has grown to restaurants in Renfrew, on Sauchiehall Street and this popular, welcoming spot in the Merchant City. Expansive menus include a large ...

Step into The Jazz Room for a musical journey through the songs of Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. From Sinatra's effortless swing style to Armstrong's unforgettable voice and trumpet, their music ...

The street food offerings at The Barras Market have exploded in the last year or two with weekend punters flocking for a taste of what’s on offer. The range of vendors provides a great opportunity to ...

Disclaimer: This is an archived article dated before Saturday 1 January 2022. As such, images and embedded content may be missing. Andrew Thomson, co-promoter and label boss of both Huntleys & Palmers ...

Most TV shows don’t get to choose when they come to an end, but Ghosts was an exception. The team behind this BBC sitcom about a group of spirits from different eras always wanted to bring it to a ...

Four years since Kevin Bridges last graced the Hydro, his show’s title reflects the fact that so few comedians can make an arena seem as intimate as the Glaswegian. His relaxed openness and ...

My interview with Chloe Reith, interim director of Glasgow-based arts organisation The Common Guild, opens with me, the interviewer, unexpectedly on the back foot. She’s read my review in Art Monthly ...

The winners of The List Festival Awards have been announced, celebrating the wealth of creativity and talent across Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals. Poet and winner of the Nan ...

The shortlists have been revealed for The List Festival Awards, shining a light on the fantastic range of creativity and talent in Art, Book, Film, Fringe and International festivals this summer.

Based on Jay Parini’s 2020 memoir, Borges And Me: An Encounter, Marc Turtletaub’s road movie is a labour of love, a spry comic narrative set in Scotland circa 1971. It’s a mostly true story of how ...