The Most-Viewed Links from the Last Glasgow Culture Wrap:
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🎤 David Byrne’s Night at The Old Fruitmarket on Burns Night next year.
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🎻 Royal National Mòd Ghlaschu 2026 Programme and Tickets – Info here.
🏆 The Scottish Music Awards 2026 are on at Barrowland Ballroom on November 7. First winners: David Byrne, Susan Boyle, The Fratellis, and Cammy Barnes. More details on Instagram.
🎵 The Scottish Music Industry Association has launched a four-year action plan for a stronger, fairer, and more sustainable Scottish music industry. Read more by Brian Ferguson.
🎞️ The International Film Festival Glasgow has announced its 2026 program, running from November 10 to 15. Visit IFFG 2026.
🎶 Celtic Connections is creating a new national orchestra for Scottish traditional music, debuting at the festival’s opening concert on January 14. Additionally, Macklemore is set to headline. More details by Brian Ferguson.
📚 Glasgow Women’s Library will celebrate its 35th anniversary with an exhibition featuring 35 objects from October 8 to January 30. More info here by Rachel Cronin.
🎧 Hen Hoose has launched Scotland’s first Safety Certification Scheme for the music industry. Learn more here.
🎼 The Royal National Mòd Ghlaschu 2026 begins this Friday, October 9. Find out more at the Royal National Mòd.
🍲 Being Mixed is hosting a Potluck for mixed folk to meet at Many Studios on October 15. Get tickets here.
💍 MADE in Glasgow features local artisans at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross on October 10. More info here.
🎙️ Scottish Refugee Council is hosting Nae Borders Comedy Night at The Glee Club Glasgow on October 11—get your tickets here.
🎭 Loud & Clear will host behind-the-scenes sessions at Theatre Royal on October 29. Details can be found here.
🌳 An exhibition on the Gaelic roots of Kelvingrove Park, Bellahouston Park, Queen’s Park, Elder Park, and Glasgow Green will be at An Lochran Gaelic Centre on October 9. More info here.
🎬 The 48 Hour Film Project kicks off on October 9; late team entries are open until then. Check it out here.
