A new, stylish multi-room restaurant, bar and events space called Bothwell House opened its doors in an iconic location in Glasgow’s city centre on Friday, September 30. As you walk into the majestic space, you will be...
It could be happening! We could soon be able to hop on a ferry to Belgium and have a mini adventure/cruise crossing the North Sea. Ferries from Rosyth to Bruges could start operating as soon as April 2023, only an hour'...
So cosmic radiation is a thing and it's a very real thing that affects the earth and its inhabitants. While the Earth is sheltered by its atmosphere, people on the ground won't be affected by cosmic rays as much, yet pe...
The world has been taken over by slow fashion, and it is clear that thinking about what we buy has become more critical than ever. The is bringing a set of events to Glasgow to attract more attention to sustainable fas...
Off The Rails opened its doors for the first time in late September, delighting weegies with decent brews and modern décor. Located in one of Glasgow’s most iconic locations next to the refurbished Glasgow Queen Str...
Boasting a multitude of wick chandeliers seductively dangling from the ceiling and an exclusive feel from the moment you walk in, is a place of casual grandeur. Located on Ingram Street in Glasgow, the restaurant is kn...
Music lovers will be given the opportunity to watch Coldplay Music of the Spheres Tour live from Buenos Aires in across the UK on Saturday, October 29. If you didn't get the chance to see the then believe us when we s...
A string of free pop-up music events is happening in Stereo this week until Sunday, October 23. Curated by leading independent radio station, Clyde Built Radio, the five-day pop-up, the Heverlee Mixer, gives a platform...
Halloween is creeping in next week, leaving everyone wondering where the year went. However, is adding to the festivities by hosting a Halloween party full of horror-themed cocktails, spooky sing-alongs and a fancy dre...
A brand new immersive exhibition has arrived at the , and it’s made entirely out of recycled cans. A whopping 1,500 cans have been used for the art installation, to prove the infinite recyclability of aluminium as well...