365 Things to do in Glasgow

06/07/2013

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09/11/2011

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07/11/2011

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24/10/2011

What's everyone's plan for Halloween Weekend?

20/10/2011

what is everyone's favorite place to buy pumpkins around town?

17/10/2011

how was everyone's weekend?

14/10/2011

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13/10/2011

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22/08/2011

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12/03/2011

what is everyone doing this weekend in the city?

22/02/2011

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08/02/2011

poll: What is your favorite ethnic food place in the city?

06/12/2010

's #9: Grab some excellent hot drinks at Whittard of Chelsea! There is little better than a nice, warm drink on a cold day, and Whittard of Chelsea has not only a great variety, but some of the best around! They have over 20 flavours of hot cocoa!

Whittard of Chelsea offer the finest teas, coffees and chocolate drinks. We boast the finest tea blends, rich coffee roasts and related gifts from around the world

01/12/2010

's #8: Check out some great performances and concerts at a historic theater! The Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom has been around since the 1930's, and it was rebuilt after a fire in 1960. To this day it's still a great venue to see awesome concerts. Go see Airbourne this Saturday!

The Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom is Scotland's premier rock venue. The site includes a full events listing, links to bands playing the Barrowland, concert reviews and a comprehensive history section. There is also information for promoters wishing to book the venue, links to ticketing agencies and a

22/11/2010

's #7: Take a pleasant walk along the River Kelvin Walkway. This is a nice, scenic way to get out of the city and see some great views. Bring a camera for some great pictures, or a friend for some nice company!

Kelvin Walkway: Glasgow to Milngavie. The Kelvin Walkway extends the West Highland Way south to the centre of Glasgow, from Milngavie to Glasgow Heliport on the north bank of the River Clyde, where it can be linked to the longer Clyde Walkway that continues south from the city. The route follows,

18/11/2010

's #6: Head to the St. Mungo Museum of religious Art And Life and learn something interesting about how a variety of religions have influenced Scottish life. This is definitely a fascinating museum and one well worth checking out. Go in now for Stardust: Some Thoughts on Death.

St Mungo Museum of Religious Art and LIfe

04/11/2010

's #5: Start the night off on a happy note and check out The Stand Comedy Club. This club has remained dedicated to making sure that the distinctive Scottish voice of comedy has a place to thrive!

Established in 1995, the club runs two purpose built venues in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Both are open seven nights a week with a varied programme of contemporary comedy featuring the best Scottish and international comedians.

01/11/2010

's #4: Are you looking to buffer up your music collection a little? Check out Monorail Music! It's a cozy independent music shop inside a vegan restaurant and it has a fantastic selection to choose from!

Halloween is almost upon us and we have two special records for you which we hope convey the horror and excitement of this special time. Umberto, inevitably one guy, Matt Hill, takes its cues from early 1980s Italo-horror and of course the sick synth king, John Carpenter. Tracks sort of ooze out wit

19/10/2010

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19/10/2010

's #3: Take a picnic lunch out to George Square! This is a great place to take a lunch out of the office and people watch on a bench. You always see the most interesting people!

George Square is the principal civic square in the city of Glasgow, Scotland. Named after King George III, George Square was laid out in 1781, part of the innovative Georgian central grid plan that initially spanned from Stockwell Street east to Buchanan Street—which reflected the growing rational i...

03/06/2010

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23/04/2010

's #2: We need to go ahead and put this on the calendar now! The World Pipe Band Championships are coming in August. Even if you can't make the whole thing, plan on being there the last day. It is classic Glasgow

The World Pipe Band Championships is a pipe band competition currently held in Glasgow, Scotland every August. The event has been operating regularly since 1930, when the Scottish Pipe Band Association (today known as the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association) was formed. ...

23/04/2010

's #1: Every now and then, it feels kind of good to dissappear into the depths of an old library. Luckily, we have one right here. Show up one Saturday afternoon to the Mitchell Library and enjoy cozying up in a giant chair with a dusty old favorite

19/04/2010

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