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01 January 2008 | ||
| Sleeping Beauty Various (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 12/01/2008 Location: King's Theatre Wakey, Wakey! It’s Panto time at the King’s Theatre Glasgow! Oh yes it is! Christmas just wouldn’t be the same without it! This year’s Christmas spectacular is Sleeping Beauty. He’s back! Gerard Kelly makes a welcome return to the King’s panto as cheeky Chester the Jester, with a heart full of magic and a head full of mince. Joining Gerard this year, in her first ever panto appearance is Karen Dunbar as the hilarious and lovable Nanny Begood. The versatile Scottish actress Dawn Steele (Monarch of the Glen, Sea of Souls) returns to the King’s stage for her first King’s panto as the wicked witch Carrion. As panto baddie, she’s sure to have you booing and hissing at her deliciously evil antics! Cast includes Gavin Mitchell (Still Game) as the evil Norval and Steven McNicoll (Legit) as King Edward. Tickets: £6.50 - £21.50 Dates, times and prices vary. Please contact Box Office for details. BOX OFFICE: 0870 060 6648 (bkg fee) www.kings-glasgow.co.uk (online booking with bkg fee) | ||
| Ceilidh! Art Exhibition by Gail Wendorf (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 24/03/2008 Location: Paisley Museum An exhibition of paintings inspired by traditional music and ceilidhs around Scotland. Additional Information | ||
| An evening of Scotiana Music 8.30pm (Brian McDade) Location: Kirkstyle Inn, Glenmavis, Airdrie Singer songwriter with songs played from his current album and back catalogue. Additional Information | ||
02 January 2008 | ||
| Handel's Messiah 3.00pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Glasgow Cathedral of St Mungo, on the High Street Performance of Messiah with Glasgow Cathedral Choral Society conductor Colin Mackay, with Elaine Tate, Lynda-Jane Workman, Christopher Hann, Bartholomew Lawrence,and the Scottish Classical Players Additional Information | ||
03 January 2008 | ||
| Older Adult Health & Well-being Programme 2008 (Older Adult) Ongoing Event, Ends 14/12/2008 Location: University of Glasgow Aimed at those 55 and over. We use a unique blend of exercise classes, courses and gym sessions to add variety and create interest for what we deliver. Our programme is also known for its great social side with time for tea and a chat after each session. Participants are encouraged to work at their own pace, to make the sessions as strenuous or easy as they wish, to achieve the numerous positive health benefits of exercising on a regular basis. For more information contact Alan Francis on 0141 330 4200 or e-mail a.francis@admin.gla.ac.uk Additional Information | ||
04 January 2008 | ||
| Sccoby Snax Band 9.00pm (Musical Performances) Location: Uplawmoor Hotel Live music from a local covers band including The Rolling Stones, The Police, U2, oasis, coldplay etc... for info on the band go to www.scoobysnaxband.co.uk. For Directions and Menus go to www.uplawmoor.co.uk Additional Information | ||
| The James Honey Big Band 2 till 5 pm (Musical Performances) Location: Hamilton Rugby Club 18 piece big band covering Sinatra, Robbie Williams and Buble classics. | ||
05 January 2008 | ||
| Helensburgh and West Dunbartonshire Ramblers’ Weekend Walk Depart 9.30am (Hillwalking) Location: Meet at Helensburgh Pier in front of the swimming pool. Today's walk is round Luss Horseshoe. The circular, 11km route begins at Luss with a steep, hillside ascent after which there is a grassy ridge walk before a fairly steep descent in Glen Luss. The final stretch is on road. Participants should be fit or have some walking experience, as this moderate to strenuous, high level walk has a total ascent of 692m and will take six hours. To join the walk, contact Joyce Mather on 01389 731953. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Additional Information | ||
| Leana Zaccarini:Rhythmic Seduction Performance 8 - 10.30 pm (Musical Performances) Location: Art de Caf-Brunswick St-Merchant City-Glasgow A top class performance by Leana Zaccarini & The Jenny Clark Trio. Seductive blues, jazz, swing, funk, pop and Diva favourites from across the decades. If you aren't swaying to the the rhythm, your feet will tap to the beat. Additional Information | ||
06 January 2008 | ||
| American Football tryouts 1pm - 4pm (Sports) Location: Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Road Rutherglen Glasgow G73 5SE The Glasgow Tigers Acadamy have announced three dates where new recruits can try out the sport of American Football and train under the Tigers Coaching staff with the Junior , Youth and Senior kitted teams. The dates are : Sunday 6th January 2008 1 - 4 pm Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Rd Ruthergen Glasgow G73 5SE Sunday 13th January 2008 1 - 4 pm Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Rd Ruthergen Glasgow G73 5SE Thursday 17th January 2008 7 - 9 pm East End Healthy Living Centre 183 Crownpoint Rd , Glasgow G40 2AL The sessions are all outdoors and on astroturf. | ||
08 January 2008 | ||
| Recruitment and information day all day (Charity) Ongoing Event, Ends 09/01/2008 Location: Paisley centre, by M&S WRVS are opening a new info centre and cafe, lots of fantastic volunteering opportunities, pop down to the Paisley centre 8th and 9th of January to find out more. | ||
| Glasgow Feminist Network Meeting 7pm - 9pm (Conventions/Seminars) Location: RSAMD, Renfrew Street, Glasgow. We will focus on activism tactics, learn about other activist groups, and create a plan of action. This meeting is for women only. Additional Information | ||
09 January 2008 | ||
| The Nutcracker 7.30 (Evening) 2.30 (Mat Thus) (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 10/01/2008 Location: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall The Nutcracker Starring Kristina Terentieva – 2007 winner of the Vienna ‘Gran Prix’ Take this rare chance to catch the breathtakingly spectacular famous 1966 Moscow production of the Nutcracker. Including a large, live orchestra and starring the outstanding Kristina Terentieva - winner of the Grand Prix International Dance Competition, Vienna 2007. It is a classic Christmas story about a girl swept away to a magical dream world is full of Tchaikovsky’s memorable music – Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Waltz of the Flowers, Russian Dance and Decoration of the Christmas Tree March. This is an amazing production boasting stunning scenery with flying boats, special effects and astonishing wizardry. A 120 strong company with an impressive corps de ballet of over 50 dancers and a large live orchestra will offer you the best of Russian Ballet. The production had not been seen in the UK since the early 1970’s. Box Office: 0141 353 8000 | ||
| First Aid Course 7.30pm (Community) Location: Hamilton West Parish Church, Hamilton A standard First Aid Course to help you learn about basic First Aid and give you confidence in an emergency. | ||
| Scottish Rail Preservation Society Talk 7.30 (Community) Location: St Mary's Church, Avon Street, Motherwell Fred Landery will be giving a talk on 'Rail Travel in Retirement' (2005 - 2007). The meeting will be in the church conference rooms. | ||
11 January 2008 | ||
| Ceilidh 7.30 (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Clydebank Town Hall The Clydebank and District Highland Association hold their ceilidh in the Clydebank town Hall. Admission - £4.00 inclusding Tea and Biscuits. | ||
| The Elvis Years (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Theatre Royal Glasgow THE ELVIS YEARS 1954 – 1977 Are you ready to rock n’ roll? The UK’s number one Elvis production is back! This outstanding concert tour of the West End Show Jailhouse Rock charts a unique journey through the musical life of the King of Rock n’ Roll. With over 40 Elvis hits, from the innovative days of That’s Alright Mama, to the TV and movie years with GI Blues, and finishing with the stunning performances in Las Vegas – this is as close as you can get to the King. While there are many Elvis impersonators, there are few able to recreate his entire musical recording career, and Mario Kombaou delivers an extraordinary tour de force performance in this two-hour concert. Voted “Images of the King World Champion” in 2005 in Memphis Tennessee, Mario has been described by Donna Presley as “The best Elvis since Elvis”. Against competition from hundreds in the UK and extensive auditions held on Broadway, Mario landed the lead role in the West End production Jailhouse Rock - The Musical and received numerous accolades for his performance. In an effort to keep the magic alive following the West End production, Mario came together with the Musical Producer of Jailhouse Rock David Mackay to create this concert version of the show combining the entire musical life of Elvis with the innovative musical elements of Jailhouse Rock that captivated audiences in London. Friday 11 January, 7.30pm Tickets: £15.50 - £19.50 Box Office: 0870 060 6648 (bkg fee) www.kings-glasgow.co.uk | ||
12 January 2008 | ||
| Harry Margolis Big Band 2 - 5pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Pivo Pivo, Waterloo Street Come along and hear Harry's Band this afternoon playing some classics. | ||
| Charity Piping Concert 7.30pm (Musical Performances) Location: The National Piping Centre, 30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow G4 0HW This charity concert in aid of the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice will feature performances by many great traditional musicians such as Finlay MacDonald and Friends, Simon McKerrell, Maeve McKinnon, TNT, Lomond and Clyde Pipe Band, Scottiah Power Pipe Band, Alastair Dunn, Margaret Dunn, Ryan Canning and others. It is all for a good cause and it will certainly get your feet tapping! Additional Information | ||
| Daybreak 7.30pm (Musical Performances) Location: The Ferry, Broomielaw Dayybreak are playing the Ferry, Broomielaw, Glasgow on Saturday 12th January 2008. Doors open 7.30pm and tickets are available at the door, priced just £5. To find out why Daybreak are being compared to the likes of REM and Coldplay, then log on to www.myspace.com/daybreakglasgow. Additional Information | ||
| Leana Zaccarini:Rhythmic Seduction Performance 8 - 10.30 pm (Musical Performances) Location: Art de Caf-Brunswick St-Merchant City-Glasgow A top class performance by Leana Zaccarini & The Jenny Clark Trio. Seductive blues, jazz, swing, funk, pop and Diva favourites from across the decades. If you aren't swaying to the the rhythm, your feet will tap to the beat. Book a table for a meal or simply enjoy the fine wine and art on display. Additional Information | ||
| New Year Concert 19.30 (Musical Performances) Location: Paisley Town Hall Graham Laurie Paisley Accordion Orchestras' annual concert. £6 adult, £3 child Additional Information | ||
| Sing a long a Joseph and Sound of Music 2.30 (Joseph) 7.00 (Sound of Music) (Musical Performances) Location: Theatre Royal, Glasgow Ever dreamed of being the star of the show? Now's your chance to steal the limelight in two of the most popular musicals of all time - Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and the Sound of Music. Dress up as your favourite character from each show and join in the fun at the Theatre Royal for this spectacular sing-a-long event. Sing-A-Long-A…Joseph Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is one of the world’s most successful musicals. Now audiences can enjoy it like never before, as they are invited to dance in the aisles and sing-a-long to every wonderful word. Sing-A-Long-A Joseph takes the multi-million pound film of the original stage show and gives it the inimitable Sing-A-Long-A treatment. The show’s host will lead a vocal warm-up, take the audience through their free “magic moments” pack and suggest some fun actions and heckles to join in with. Then the audience become the stars of the show, singing their hearts out to the on-screen lyrics. The film features heart-throb Donny Osmond, plus a host of favourite stars including Joan Collins, Richard Attenborough, and Christopher Biggins. Add spectacular sets, tons of energy and some of the best songs ever written – Close Every Door to Me, Any Dream Will Do, and Go Go Go Joseph - and the result is a fabulous night out for everyone. Sound of Music Have you ever been to a film musical and had the uncontrollable urge to burst into song? Do you muse over the endless tailoring opportunities for chintz curtains? Have you always wondered what it would be like to wear a wimple? Sing-A-Long-A Sound of Music is your chance to test your vocal range with several hundred other assorted nuns, Von Trapp family members and Julie Andrews look-a-likes. The evening begins with a live show in which your host will lead you through a vocal warm-up, judge the fancy dress competition and award the prizes. Costumes are not compulsory but they are highly recommended and you will be amazed at the inventiveness on display. The host will then show you how to use your free goody bag throughout the film and suggest some appropriate heckles and accompanying actions. Then, you sit back and watch the original 1965 movie in glorious Technicolor with the lyrics for all the songs on screen, so you won’t miss a chance to sing your hearts out. The audience takes over as the star of the show from this point and almost anything can happen – the first rule of Sing-a-long is THERE ARE NO RULES! Sing-a-long-a Joseph Theatre Royal Glasgow Saturday 12 January, 2.30pm Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music Theatre Royal Glasgow Saturday 12 January, 7pm Tickets Adults: £10 - £15 Children: £8 - £13 Box Office: 0870 060 6647 (bkg fee) www.theatreroyalglasgow.com | ||
| Developing Your Personal Resources 10.30-12.30pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow The aim of this 2 hour workshop is to introduce participants to some of the tools and techniques used by personal life coaches to empower their clients to make the desired changes. Learn how to: Improve your self-awareness Limit negative behaviours Turn indecisions into actions that work for you. Additional Information | ||
13 January 2008 | ||
| Helensburgh and West Dunbartonshire Ramblers’ Weekend Walk Depart 9.30am (Hillwalking) Location: Meet at Helensburgh Pier in front of the swimming pool. Today the group are walking to Lochan Beinn Chabhair. The route starts with a steep ascent on a good stony path beside a waterfall, levels out on reaching the hanging valley and is then easy walking along a grassy moorland path beside Beinn Glas Burn to the lochan. The return is by the same route. Participants should be fit or have some walking experience, as this moderate to strenuous 9km walk has a total ascent of 490m and will take four hours. To join the walk, contact Joyce Mather on 01389 731953. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Additional Information | ||
| Daniel Wylie, Desolation Yes!, Suspire and Come On Gang! 8.30pm (Musical Performances) Location: Capitol, 468 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow Daniel Wylie, ex Cosmic Rough Rider, plays his first hometown gig in a year on the eve of the release of his career retrospective 'The Very Best of Daniel Wylie and Cosmic Rough Riders' “A pop genius” NME "Anyone who reckons pop's finest hour happened when The Beatles, The Byrds, and The Beach Boys were at their mid-1960's peak simply must listen to Daniel Wylie". The Sunday Times Also on the bill are Desolation Yes!, tipped as being Glasgow's next big thing, Suspire, melodic rock with warm infectious hooks and Come On Gang, spiky pop with overtones of the Strokes and T Rex. Additional Information | ||
| American Football tryouts 1pm - 4pm (Sports) Location: Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Road Rutherglen Glasgow G73 5SE The Glasgow Tigers Acadamy have announced three dates where new recruits can try out the sport of American Football and train under the Tigers Coaching staff with the Junior , Youth and Senior kitted teams. The dates are : Sunday 6th January 2008 1 - 4 pm Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Rd Ruthergen Glasgow G73 5SE Sunday 13th January 2008 1 - 4 pm Stonelaw High School 140 Calderwood Rd Ruthergen Glasgow G73 5SE Thursday 17th January 2008 7 - 9 pm East End Healthy Living Centre 183 Crownpoint Rd , Glasgow G40 2AL The sessions are all outdoors and on astroturf. | ||
14 January 2008 | ||
| Easterhouse Writers Group 18.30 till 20.30 (Arts and Entertainment) Location: BRIDGE LIBRARY | ||
| Need a Hand 7.00-9.00pm (Community) Location: Gather in Glasgow Week 1: The Basics: Rules & Tools of DIY This session will provide an introduction to DIY around the house (including fuse boxes, water points etc) and will run over some small simple jobs. Background information re: the tools to use will also be provided. Additional Information | ||
| Theatre Guild Concert 7.30pm (Musical Performances) Location: Partick Trinity Church Concert with Songs from the Shows - Tickets £5 with proceeds to the Blythswood Trust. | ||
15 January 2008 | ||
| Livingston Accordian & Fiddle Club 7.30 (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Hillcroft Hotel, Whitburn The guests tonight will be The Neil Hardie Band. | ||
| Grow:Lunch n Learn 12.00-2.00pm (Business Development) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow In the first of our new Lunch & Learn Sessions KMJ Success will share their 5 step strategy to help you think differently about sales, grow and prosper. With a focus on You - you are your own sales manager. Getting in to the best position to sell Knowing how to help your clients Implementing successful business processes The 3M's - monitoring, measuring and managing your business performance. Additional Information | ||
| Adult Jazz 6.00pm - 7.00pm (Community) Location: Gather, 37 Ruthven Lane, Glasgow, G12 9BG Weekly class in which you can enjoy learning dance moves and simple routines while increasing stamina, strength and flexibility. Additional Information | ||
| Be part of Glasgow's biggest community play! 7:30 pm (Community Drama) Location: Renfield St Stephen's Church, 260 Bath Street Be in Glasgow's biggest outdoor community play, (performances in Kelvingrove Park in mid May) Anyone who's interested in taking part in the modern passion play The Life of Jesus Christ (acting or backstage) should come to Renfield St Stephens Church, 260 Bath Street, Glasgow at 7:30 pm on Tuesday 15th January 2008. Previous experience not necessary! See http://www.cuttingedgetheatre.co.uk or e-mail suzanne at cuttingedge21@btopenworld.com for details. Additional Information | ||
| MEDIUMISTIC/PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASSES SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED. 7.30pm – 10.00pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET Weekly Mediumistic/Psychic Development classes run by our experienced mediums Amber and Angelina. Suitable for all levels of development. Cost £6.00 per week. 0141 561 0355/0354 for more details. Additional Information | ||
16 January 2008 | ||
| Chinese State Circus Various (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 20/01/2008 Location: King's Theatre Glasgow The acrobatic stars of the Chinese State Circus have come together with martial arts warriors from the Shaolin Temple and artists from the infamous Peking Opera to produce Olympic Nation Spectacular, an action-packed show bursting with high adrenalin acts and breathtaking traditional Chinese art forms. Currently on its first tour outside China, the company will be making a rare appearance at the King’s Theatre, Glasgow from Wednesday 16 – Sunday 20 January. Formed from seven of the most talented Circus troupes in China, including the Shaolin School of Kung Fu, and with no less than four Olympic Gold and Silver medallists, The Chinese State Circus are the undisputed masters of martial arts, stretching the limits of the human body. This spectacular production will include back-flipping acrobats spiralling through rotating hoops, daredevil stunts, dizzying successions of gymnasts, and the sensational traditional Chinese lion dance. Further spice comes from candelabra balancing contortionists and Chinese pole balancing, not to mention the deadly grace of martial arts from the Shaolin school of Kung Fu. With dazzling costumes, luxurious sets and thrilling special effects this is electrifying for the whole family. King’s Theatre, Glasgow Wednesday 16 – Sunday 20 January Wed 5pm Thu & Fri 5pm & 8pm Sat & Sun 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets: £11 - £25 Box Office: 0870 060 6648 (bkg fee) www.kings-glasgow.co.uk | ||
| Open Day 10-:00 am - 12:00 noon (Community) Location: Broomton Road Community Shop, 42/44 Broomton Road A variety of local community organisations , housing associations and learning providers will be an hand to give advice on what's available to people living in and around the Balornock area. | ||
17 January 2008 | ||
| Djembe Drumming for Beginner's (Women Only) 7.45-9.15pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow Drumming is so much more than just making a noise... it can help concentration, focus, co-ordination, counting, confidence and listening skills. You may also find it relaxing, energising, meditative and most of all…….fun. Wow! So, why not come along and see for yourself? We are running a 6-week course aimed at women beginners and you will have the chance to learn the djembe and also play dundun (bass drums) and bell patterns during the course. Additional Information | ||
| 3am 11pm (CLUB EVENT) Location: STUDIO GLASGOW Launch night of RE-LOADED @ STUDIO NIGHTCLUB GLASGOW. DJ NOBLE WHITELAW & DJ STU MCLEAN Bringing all the best in FUNKY & ELECTRO / SCOUSE & DANCE ALBUMS. Biggest Thursday in town with great drinks promotions. Entry 3.OO C'mon you know you wanna !! Additional Information | ||
| Zulu (U) 7pm for 7.30pm start (Movies) Location: Clydebank Town Hall This event will transform Clydebank Town Hall into an old-style Picture House, showing a series of films complementing Clydebank Museum’s newest exhibition, ‘Bustles, Britannia & Big Ideas’. The ‘experience’ will include archive newsreel footage, a classic Walt Disney cartoon and organ recitals. An epic true story of courage, honour and pride, starring Michael Caine and Jack Hawkins. Tickets £3, available at the door on the evening. Additional Information | ||
| Quarrier's 7.30pm (Renfrewshire Family History Society) Location: Paisley Museum and Art Gallery, High Street, Paisley Josie Bell will give a talk on Quarriers. Additional Information | ||
18 January 2008 | ||
| Headphone Disco 9pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Caledonian Uni - The Venue End of exams party! Tickets £3, available from Campus shop, bars and reception | ||
| Tess Gerritsen Book Signing 7pm (Book Signing) Location: Borders Books, Buchanan Street Bestselling American crime author Tess Gerritsen will be in the store this Friday at 7pm to talk about and sign copies of her new novel 'The Bone Garden'. This event is one of only three across the UK so is quite exclusive. Borders Books and Music 98 Buchanan Street Glasgow G1 3BA 0141 222 7700 | ||
| "Fiddles And Beer!" Doors open 8pm. (Fundraising Event) Location: The Accies Club, Helensburgh Drive, Jordanhill, Glasgow, It will feature Bramax, Aiden McEoin, Lyra Celtica, JMC and Scott MacDonald and the Riserettos. In addition to the music they have arranged a small beer festival featuring beers by the Black Isle Brewery, Skye Brewery, West Beer from Glasgow and the Kelburn Brewery. 10% of any profits made on the evening are being split between Glasgow Simon Community and Oxfam. Tickets are £10 each and are available by email at soundsinthesuburbs@hotmail.co.uk or Tickets Scotland. Additional Information | ||
| Castaway gig 8.30 (Musical Performances) Location: King Tuts Glasgow band Castaway will be playing at King tuts 272a St Vincent Street in Glasgow Additional Information | ||
| Recital by Quintet Zambra(Wind Quintet) 7.30pm (Musical Performances) Location: Falkirk Town Hall Recital of muis by Poulenc, Ibert, Dvorak, Debussy. Mozart and first performance of Quango by John Maxwell Geddes | ||
| Record and CD Fair 10am - 4pm (Record and CD Fair) Ongoing Event, Ends 19/01/2008 Location: Hillhead Library Buy, sell and exchange your Cds and records. Massive selection of CDs, vinyl and cassettes. Admission Free. Phone 01360 440546 for details. | ||
| SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC DEMONSTRATION NIGHT Doors open 7.30pm - 8.00pm start (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET An evening of mediumship, clairvoyance and holistic demonstrations with visiting guest mediums, psychics and therapists. Doors open 7.30pm for 8.00pm start. £5.00 entry. Private readings available at an additional cost. Private readings can also be booked outwith demonstration evenings and for house parties. 0141 561 0355/0354 for more details. Additional Information | ||
19 January 2008 | ||
| Come to Dance doors 7pm +7.30pm -10.30pm (Ballroom & Latin Dancing) Location: Wynd Centre, 6 School Wynd Paisley Ballroom ands Latin dancing to strict tempo CD's with a bit of fun thrown in.. Partners or groups. In the TRINITY CHURCH. Additional Information | ||
| Helensburgh and West Dunbartonshire Ramblers’ Weekend Walk Depart 9.30am (Hillwalking) Location: Meet at Helensburgh Pier in front of the swimming pool. Today's walk is to Beinn a’ Mhanaich from Glen Fruin. After a 500m roadside start, the route follows a moorland track up a gentle, but long shoulder to a long ridge where there is a short descent before the final ascent of the Beinn. Mainly on obvious tracks with no rocky sections and grassy summits, this moderate to strenuous 9.5km walk has a total ascent of 515m, a maximum height of 709m and will take four and a half hours. Participants should be fit or have some walking experience. To join the walk, contact Joyce Mather on 01389 731953. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Additional Information | ||
| Burns an' his Land 1pm & 3pm (Illustrated Talk) Location: Craighead Suite, The Couper Institute, An illustrated talk on Robert Burns, and the natural history he celebrated in his poetry, (an’ here withoot the Haggis, Neeps or Strong Drink ! ) This is free event but booking is essential as seating is limited. Additional Information | ||
| Burns an' his Land 1pm & 3pm (Illustrated Talk) Location: Craighead Suite, The Couper Institute, An illustrated talk on Robert Burns, and the natural history he celebrated in his poetry,( an’ here withoot the Haggis, Neeps or Strong Drink ! ) This is a free event, however a booking is required as seating is limited. Additional Information | ||
| Rock 24/7 3:45 - 12pm (Music Festival (RNLI and Air Ambulance)) Location: Whitehaven Civic Hall 20 acts from all sorts of genres on 3 stages. Mazzoni Solway Deltas Indigo Skins Head For The Hills Adam Amor+Spud Murphy Shore Seance Frank Hall's Tabula Rasa Novasmoke Oven Electra Glide Acoustic room upstairs - DJ sets from the Mighty Boof crew, Acoustic performances from Steph Wars,Mingos locker Gav Mckew and Andrew Winter. Additional Information | ||
| Kevin McDermott 20:00 (Musical Performances) Location: ABC, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow Kevin McDermott Returns to launch his new album 'Wise To The Fade'as part of Celtic Connections 2008 Additional Information | ||
| Leana Zaccarini:Rhythmic Seduction Performance 8 - 10.30 pm (Musical Performances) Location: Art de Caf-Brunswick St-Merchant City-Glasgow A top class performance by Leana Zaccarini & The Jenny Clark Trio. Seductive blues, jazz, swing, funk, pop and Diva favourites from across the decades. If you aren't swaying to the the rhythm, your feet will tap to the beat. Book a table for a meal or simply enjoy the fine wine and art on display. Additional Information | ||
| Renfield Recital 13:00pm (Musical Performances) Location: Renfield St Stephen's Church Glasgow Phase X Brass Ensemble Additional Information | ||
| Stone Gods 8.00pm (Musical Performances) Location: King Tuts Wah Wah Hut The Stone Gods are a new band formed from the ashes of rock supergroup The Darkness, minus singer Justin Hawkins. The new group features Dan Hawkins (guitar),Ed Graham (drums)and Richie Edwards (vocals/guitar), alongside bass player Toby MacFarlaine. With Edinburgh Band Serpico & Fife Band Brady cole Supporting. Additional Information | ||
20 January 2008 | ||
| Reiki Share 10.00-12.30pm (Alternative & Complementary) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow This Reiki Share is open to anyone attuned to Reiki (Level I, II or Master). The session will consist of everyonereceiving a minimum of a 15 minute Reiki session (5 or 6 to a table) followed by an opportunity to share ideas and experiences and ask questions. Additional Information | ||
| Tartan Turns: A turn, a tipple and a teacake. 6pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Oran Mor, Byres Road, Glasgow Some of Scotland most loved, funniest, coolest and newest stars of the stage screen and music scene perform for an audience, whilst raising money for sufferers of Duchennes Muscular Dystrophy. Join stars of 'River City' and 'Taggart' with special guests including Dorothy Paul, Tom Urie, Eileen McCallum, and Dave Anderson. With plenty of live music including a special one off performance from Lorraine McInotsh and Ricky Ross from Deacon Blue, and with a shot of whisky and a Tunnocks Teacake thrown in, it should be a great night! Additional Information | ||
| SoundJourney 10.30am - 12.30pm (Community) Location: Gather, 37 Ruthven Lane, G12 9BG A SoundJourney is a relaxation and meditation session to sound. Relax and unwind to the pure healing tones of symphonic gong, crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flute, various shakers, drums, didgeridoo and much more. Please bring a warm blanket / sleeping bag. Additional Information | ||
| Burns an' his Land 1pm & 3pm (Illustrated Talk) Location: Craighead Suite, The Couper Institute, an illustrated talk on Robert Burns, and the natural history he celebrated in his poetry, ( an’ here withoot the Haggis, Neeps or Strong Drink!) This is a free event but booking is essential as seating is limited. Additional Information | ||
| Childrens Art Spark 2-5pm (Kids) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow Get Creative with Art Spark! This is a chance for children to have fun and explore making art while parents take some time-out for themselves in the New Year! Children of all ages will have a great time being creative and making friends while making an exciting piece of artwork to exhibit in an ‘art trail’ across venues in the West End - more details below. Additional Information | ||
| Castaway Live at Nice N Sleazys 7pm (Musical Performances) Location: Nice N Sleazys, 421 Sauchiehall St. Glasgow Castaway are a unique, six piece band from Glasgow. They have managed to create a unique sound combining electro, psychedelica and dark brooding rock. The past 18 months have been very busy for the band. It has seen them support the likes of The Feeling, Kate Nash, The Longcut and most recently at T on the Fringe with The Happy Mondays at The Edinburgh Corn Exchange. The band will take to the stage at Nice n Sleazys with support from "Black Carnation" and "Brothersuarus" Doors 7pm Additional Information | ||
| SPIRITUALIST CHURCH MEETING & HEALING/OPEN CIRCLE 7.30pm – 10.00pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET Spiritualist Church meeting with visiting guest mediums, followed by Healing/Open Circle at 8.30pm. Entry £3.00 includes raffle and tea/coffee. For further details call: O141 561 0354/0355. Additional Information | ||
21 January 2008 | ||
| MV The Second Snark 70th Anniversary 7.30pm (Organizations) Location: Partick Burgh Halls Burgh Hall St Partick Glasgow Clyde Shiplovers and Modelmakers' Society-slide show/ talk on this well known Clyde excursion ship. | ||
| Stepps & District Floral Art Club 7.30 (Organizations) Location: Garfield Hotel The meeting of the Stepps and District Flower club takes place at the Garfield Hotel. The demonstrator for the evening will be Mrs Elizabeth Coyle from Edinburgh. Her title is 'A Flart's a flart for a' that'. All members and guests are welcome. £4.00 entry. | ||
| Need a Hand 7.00-9.00pm (Womens) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow Week 2: Plugs & Wiring This is a must - we will start with the basics but by the end of the session you will also know how to make a single socket into a double socket - very useful indeed. Additional Information | ||
22 January 2008 | ||
| Tak Tent set up of cancer support group event 6.30p.m. (Community) Location: Whitlawburn Community Resource Centre, Unit 3, 57 Belmont Road, Cambuslang Cancer Care Charity Tak Tent will hold a public meeting in Whitlawburn Community Resource Centre to ascertain interest in setting up a support group for those in the Cambuslang and Rutherglen area. All interested welcome to come along, and there will be an introduction and holistic therapists available on evening. | ||
| MEDIUMISTIC/PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASSES SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED. 7.30pm – 10.00pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET Weekly Mediumistic/Psychic Development classes run by our experienced mediums Amber and Angelina. Suitable for all levels of development. Cost £6.00 per week. 0141 561 0355/0354 for more details. Additional Information | ||
| Tracing Scottish Military Ancestor 7.30pm (Renfrewshire Family History Society) Location: Waterfront Leisure Centre, Greenock David Webster will give a talk on how to trace your Scottish military ancestors. Additional Information | ||
| THE BLUE ROOM by David Hare 7.30pm ongoing event ends 26th January 2008 (Theatre) Location: Citizens Theatre,Circle Studio glasgow Box Office 0141 429 0022 www.citz.co.uk Tickets £6-£12 Tuesday all tickets £6 Recommended for 16 years + The first time Glaswegian audiences have the chance to experience David Hare’s adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler’s notorious masterpiece La Ronde. A diverse, intriguing, often amusing set of characters invite viewers on a voyeuristic journey through their encounters. The roles were first acted by Nicole Kidman and Iain Glen play’s critically acclaimed UK and Broadway premieres. | ||
23 January 2008 | ||
| MIREHOUSE RESIDENTS MEETING 6PM (Community) Location: MIREHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE RESIDENTS MEETINGS ALL WELCOME, AIR YOUR VIEWS AND HAVE A CUP OF TEA OR COFFEE. | ||
| Disney’s High School Musical: The Ice Tour 4.00pm (Family) Location: Braehead Arena This is the final opportunity to purchase tickets for the ice spectacular, Disney’s High School Musical: The Ice Tour, showing at Glasgow’s Braehead Arena. The only tickets now available are for the performance on Wednesday, January 23 at 4.00pm (opening day). This matinee performance was added to accommodate unprecedented ticket demand. Disney’s High School Musical: The Ice Tour is a unique fusion of music, dancing, and non-stop, team-spirited fun inspired by the smash hit Disney Channel original movie.“High School Musical” and “High School Musical 2.” Additional Information | ||
24 January 2008 | ||
| Djembe Drumming for Beginner's (Women Only) 7.45-9.15pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Gather in Glasgow, Glasgow Drumming is so much more than just making a noise... it can help concentration, focus, co-ordination, counting, confidence and listening skills. You may also find it relaxing, energising, meditative and most of all……fun. So, why not come along and see for yourself? We are running a 6-week course aimed at women beginners and you will have the chance to learn the djembe and also play dundun (bass drums) and bell patterns during the course. Additional Information | ||
| 3am 11pm (CLUB EVENT) Location: STUDIO NIGHTCLUB, 98 SAUCHIEHALL ST, GLASGOW, G2 5NP - 0141 3321444 GET RE-LOADED @ STUDIO NIGHTCLUB GLASGOW. DJ NOBLE WHITELAW & DJ STU MCLEAN Bringing all the best in FUNKY & ELECTRO / SCOUSE & DANCE ALBUMS. Biggest Thursday in town with great drinks promotions. Entry 3.OO C'mon you know you wanna! Additional Information | ||
25 January 2008 | ||
| Bollywood Beats 10pm (Club Night) Location: Tiger Tiger, Glassford Street, Glasgow Bollywood & Bhangra fans will have an amazing opportunity to party like never before. For Bollywood Beats - a new concept in club nights will premier this Friday Additional Information | ||
| RebelRebel 8:30pm-3am (club night) Location: Barfly, 260 Clyde St, Glasgow Live music from local bands The Merchants, The Echo Session, Soul Circus and Craig Casey with DJs Jackie Punk and Derek Smith playing Rock'n'Roll, Soul and Electronica til 3am. £5 at the door. Additional Information | ||
| Get Yer Skates On 6-9pm (Community) Location: Timecapsule Coatbridge Saturday 9th February saw the launch of the ever popular ‘Get yer skates on’ at the Timecapsule in Coatbridge. Run in partnership with Strathclyde Police, the initiative offers local youths aged between 13-19 the chance to participate in free ice-skating each Saturday night from 6-9pm and impress their peers with their artistic ice moves at the weekly ice disco. A community police officer is also on hand at the sessions to signpost young people to local youth groups and other diversionary activities in the local area | ||
| SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC DEMONSTRATION NIGHT Doors open 7.30pm - 8.00pm start (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET An evening of mediumship, clairvoyance and holistic demonstrations with visiting guest mediums, psychics and therapists. Doors open 7.30pm for 8.00pm start. £5.00 entry. Private readings available at an additional cost. Private readings can also be booked outwith demonstration evenings and for house parties. 0141 561 0355/0354 for more details. Additional Information | ||
| Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 7 pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: St. Patrick's Anderson, Glasgow Glasgow Churches Together (GCT) - Centenary celebrations of the week of prayer. Christians around the world celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Service in St. Patrick's with input from GCT. | ||
26 January 2008 | ||
| Alternative Saturday Nights! FREE - Doors Open 6:30pm; Food Served 7pm, Finish 10:30pm. (Alcohol Free Nights!) Location: The Annexe Healthy Living Centre, Stewartville Street. Partick. Abade. An evening of flute and guitar music with international Duo. Margaret Preson on Flute, Anne Chaurand on guitar. Haggis, neeps and tatties served too! Come alog and try a good Saturday night out without alcohol! Please contact Jane on 0141 357 6747 for more information. Additional Information | ||
| Bhangra Knights 10pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Tiger Tiger Glasgow Glasgow only Bhangra & Bollywood club night with DJ Vicky Additional Information | ||
| Love January 11am-4pm (Big Money Winning Event) Location: Almondvale Shopping Centre, Livingston Over the weekend of the 26th and 27th January shoppers can take part in the roll a dice competition for the chance to win £20,000. Shoppers can also take part in the workshops which are dedicated to helping customers look good and feel great in 2008, from health and fitness advice from Kick Boxing Champion Stuart Hutson to fashion advice from top Scottish stylist Julie Hannah. Additional Information | ||
| Scott Harvey Ceilidh Band 7.30pm-11.30pm (Ceilidh Dance) Location: Milngavie Town Hall Haggis, Neeps & Tatties, Licenced Bar,with the Scott Harvey Ceilidh Band. Tickets £15 Additional Information | ||
| Big Garden Birdwatch 10am - 5pm (Charity) Location: Kelvingrove Museum RSPB information officers will be on hand to help people identify their local birds and fill in their Big Garden Birdwatch survey forms. There will also be activities such as making finger puppets, and guided walks and tours will be taking place at 12, 1.30 and 3. All events are free. Additional Information | ||
| Big Garden Birdwatch 10am - 5pm (Charity) Location: Pollok Country Park RSPB officers and volunteers will be on hand to help people identify their local birds and fill in their Big Garden Birdwatch survey forms. Additional Information | ||
| Christian Aid Supper Dance 7.30 - 11.30 (Charity) Location: St Patrick's Church Hall, Strathleven Pl, Dunbarton Come along and enjoy good food and good music. There will also be a raffle. Tickets 5.00. Phone 01389 767509. | ||
| Yorkhill Fundraiser 12noon - 2.30pm (Charity) Location: MC Laser & Beauty Salon, Princes Gate, Castle Street, Hamilton 5 Beauty Therapist are painting 100 ladies nails at £10 per person to raise money for Yorkhill hospital, we also have around 15 local businesses sponsoring us. We have asked a local pipe band to take part and invite everyone along to give donations on the day for this fantastic hospital of which we have personal experience. | ||
| Burns Supper 1900 (Miscellaneous) Location: Kilted Skirlie - Loch Lomond Shores Celebrating Robert Burns with live music, traditional grub and an atmosphere The Bard himself would love. | ||
| Model Railway Exhibition 10.00 - 17.00 (Model Railway Exhibition) Location: Town Hall, Countess Street, Saltcoats Exhibition of Model Railway Layouts, in various Scales, and traders to supply needs of modellers. Additional Information | ||
| Leana Zaccarini:Rhythmic Seduction Performance 8 - 10.30 pm (Musical Performances) Location: Art de Caf-Brunswick St-Merchant City-Glasgow A top class performance by Leana Zaccarini & The Jenny Clark Trio. Seductive blues, jazz, swing, funk, pop and Diva favourites from across the decades. If you aren't swaying to the the rhythm, your feet will tap to the beat. Book a table for a meal or simply enjoy the fine wine and art on display. Additional Information | ||
| Renfield Recital 13:00pm (Musical Performances) Location: Renfield St Stephen's Church Glasgow Anne Chaurand - Classical Guitar Additional Information | ||
| Kilmarnock Model Railway Exhibition Sat (10-5) & Sun (12-4) (Organizations) Ongoing Event, Ends 27/01/2008 Location: Saltcoats Town Hall Come along a see working train models and layouts. | ||
| Glasgow University Western Eight's Head of the Clyde 12:30- 3:00 (Sports) Location: Glasgow Green, Glasgow Glasgow University Boat Club will be hosting Scotland's largest rowing eights race of the winter. The eventwill feature over 250 competitors from all over the country racing to become 'King or Queen of the Clyde'! Additional Information | ||
| Glasgow University Western Eights Head of the Clyde 12.00-3.00 (Sports) Location: River Clyde at Glasgow Green (near the Kings Bridge) A Rowing Regatta held by the University. Clubs from all over Scotland take part at all levels. A great day of racing for competitors and spectators alike! Additional Information | ||
27 January 2008 | ||
| Big Garden Birdwatch 11am - 5pm (Charity) Location: Kelvingrove Museum RSPB information officers will be on hand to help people identify their local birds and fill in their Big Garden Birdwatch survey forms. There will also be activities such as making finger puppets, and guided walks and tours will be taking place at 12, 1.30 and 3. All events are free. Additional Information | ||
| Big Garden Birdwatch 10am - 5pm (Charity) Location: Pollok Country Park RSPB officers and volunteers will be on hand near the car park of Pollok House, to help people identify their local birds and fill in their Big Garden Birdwatch survey forms. Additional Information | ||
| Ashtanga Yoga Workshop 10.00am - 2.00pm (Community) Location: Gather, 37 Ruthven Lane, Glasgow, G12 9BG This workshop includes breathing techniques, meditation and full primary series with instruction on more challenging asana's. Additional Information | ||
| Helensburgh and West Dunbartonshire Ramblers’ Weekend Walk Depart 8.30am (Hillwalking) Location: Meet at Helensburgh Pier in front of the swimming pool. Today's walk is to Ben Challum(1025m), the twin-peaked summit of which is reached by following mountain tracks and crossing open hillside. Participants should be fit or have some walking experience, as this strenuous 12km walk has a total ascent of 900m and will take six and a half hours. To join the walk, contact Joyce Mather on 01389 731953. Sorry, no dogs allowed. Additional Information | ||
| Model Railway exhibition 12.00 - 16.00 (Model Railway Exhibition) Location: Town Hall, Countess Street, Saltcoats Model Railway Layouts in a variety of scales and Traders to supply the needs of modellers Additional Information | ||
| Mass of Our Celtic Roots 4 pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: St. Aloysius Garnethill Mass to celebrate our Celtic Roots. | ||
| SPIRITUALIST CHURCH MEETING & HEALING/OPEN CIRCLE 6.30pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET Spiritualist Church meeting with visiting guest mediums, followed by Healing/Open Circle at 8.30pm. Entry £3.00 includes raffle and tea/coffee. For further details call: O141 561 0354/0355. Additional Information | ||
28 January 2008 | ||
| "Open Stage" 8 - 11pm ("Cafe Rio's - Open Stage!") Location: Cafe Rio, Hyndland Street, Partick. Cafe Rio's Open Stage is for all performers of all ages, and abilities. Anybody who wishes to get up and perform their mainly poetic composures should come along. From the comical to the revealing, the choice is yours - there is no limits here, except that of your own imagination. Additional Information | ||
29 January 2008 | ||
| Aladdin Jnr 7.30pm (nightly) plus Sat matinee 2.30pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Dobbie Hall , Main St, Larbert Big Bad Wolf Children's Theatre Company proudly presents its first-ever magical adventure. Packed full of Disney songs , fabulous dance routines and dazzling costumes - guaranteed to shake off those post Christmas blues! Tickets £7 (£6) from Steeple Box Office Tel 01324 506850 Additional Information | ||
| Dr Doolittle 7.30 and Mats (2.30) (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 09/02/2008 Location: King's Theatre Glasgow Doctor Dolittle The legendary Tommy Steele, one of Britain’s best-loved musical stars, returns to the stage this year in the title role of the smash hit production Doctor Dolittle. Having appeared in Hollywood hits that include The Happiest Millionaire, Finian’s Rainbow and the acclaimed Half a Sixpence, which he performed in the West End and on Broadway, and following Palladium sell-out shows including Singin’ in the Rain, Hans Christian Andersen and most recently Scrooge, Tommy Steele returns alongside a huge company of singers, dancers and puppeteers in the phenomenal new production of Leslie Bricusse’s family hit musical Doctor Dolittle. This production has gained critical acclaim and played to sell-out audiences all over the country. Now you can enjoy the phenomenal musical world of Doctor Dolittle. With an Oscar-winning score that includes the hits “If I Could Talk to the Animals”, “I’ve Never Seen Anything Like It” and “My Friends the Doctor” as well as lavish settings and spectacular effects, Doctor Dolittle is the perfect treat for all the family! King’s Theatre Glasgow: Tues 29 Jan – Sat 9 Feb Tues – Sat eves 7.30pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm Tickets: £14 - £33 Box Office: 0870 060 6648 (bkg fee) www.kings-glasgow.co.uk | ||
| Go Dance 08 (Arts and Entertainment) Ongoing Event, Ends 02/02/2008 Location: Theatre Royal Glasgow Go Dance 08 – the very first dance festival to be held at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow - bursts on to the stage from 29 January to 2 February. More than 40 companies have been selected to participate in this unique event, which will showcase the talent of over 1000 dancers, representing the best work from dance schools, colleges and community groups across central Scotland. Spearheaded by the Theatre Royal Education Team, the new initiative aims to reflect the diverse mix of styles currently popular with dancers throughout the country, including contemporary, street, ballet, jazz, hip hop and much more, performed by dancers of all ages. Offering a different programme each night, and choreographed by a host of talented and dedicated choreographers and teachers, Go Dance 08 promises to be a truly fabulous event packed with energy, creativity and passion. Contributors include: Michelle Young Dance and Drama Academy (Bellshill); Janice Anne Wilson School of Dance (Livingston); Mirage Arabic Dancers (Glasgow); The Valerie Brown School of Dance and Drama (Motherwell); Monument Dance Centre (Stirling); J&M School of Dance (Bellshill); Zoe Bell School of Dance (Lennoxtown); Claire Burns School of Dancing (Dumbarton); Spinal Chord Projects (Glasgow); Right2dance (Paisley); Maryhill Integration Network/Dance House (Glasgow); Anniesland College (Glasgow); Lornshill Academy Fusion Dancers (Alloa); Reid Kerr College (Paisley); Central Scotland Ballet School (Falkirk); Dance with Attitude (Glasgow); BLOK (Falkirk); Lesley Dutch School of Dance (Clarkston, Glasgow); Dance Beat (Parklands, Glasgow); Roseburn Dancing School (Cumbernauld); Mandy McHarg School of Dance (Penilee); Debbie Eadie School of Dancing (Carnbroe); Linda Lowery School of Ballet (Kilbarchan); Dance Off Academy (Clydebank); Dance Fuzion (Airdrie); The Ayrshire Academy of Dance (Galston); Janice Anne Wilson School of Dance (Livingston); Dancepoint Musical Theatre School (Clydebank); Stow College (Glasgow); St Andrew’s High School (Clydebank, Glasgow); Dance for All Theatre School (Edinburgh); Dansarene Studios Ltd. (Ayr); Y Dance (Glasgow); Motherwell College (Motherwell); Dance Factory (Glasgow); Govan High School (Drumoyne, Glasgow); Jazz Art UK (Larkhall); Auchinleck Academy Dance Group (Auchinleck). Theatre Royal Glasgow Tue 29 Jan – Sat 2 Feb, 7.30pm Tickets: Adults £10; Children £5 Box Office: 0870 060 6647 (bkg fee) www.theatreroyalglasgow.com Additional Information | ||
| Columbian Singers 7.30pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: Wallacewell Church, Quarrywood Ave., Barmulloch Open night at Guild | ||
| MEDIUMISTIC/PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT CLASSES SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED. 7.30pm – 10.00pm (Religious/Spiritual) Location: SCOTTISH SPIRITUAL & HOLISTIC CHURCH, 3 ARGYLE STREET, PAISLEY PA1 2ET Weekly Mediumistic/Psychic Development classes run by our experienced mediums Amber and Angelina. Suitable for all levels of development. Cost £6.00 per week. 0141 561 0355/0354 for more details. Additional Information | ||
30 January 2008 | ||
| The Empire Social Club 19:00-21:00 (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Rutherglen Town Hall The Empire Social Club is a brand new drama project for people aged 50+. If you are interested in drama, comedy, music, film and dance and aged 50+, have fun in a 7 week block learning theatre skills involving role play, imrovisation, characterisation, comedy, voice and stage craft and how to use your body for acting. Working with our experienced drama team over 6 weeks, participate in the workshops, then get the opportunity to perform live on stage with Rhymes with Purple Theatre Company and be part of a fun packed night of live drama, song, dance, comedy and cheey cabaret. | ||
| Free Build Confidence & Self Esteem with NLP 7.30-8.30pm (Self Development) Location: Gather, 37 Ruthven Lane 'G12 9BG The full workshop will teach you techniques which are taught as an essential part of executive coaching and training for Olympic athletes. You will learn • How to conquer interview or exam nerves • How to go to meetings or parties and feel full of confidence • Presentation Skills (presenting yourself to the world in all sorts of situations) • Learn how to build the confidence to confront the things you fear • How to understand and manage your emotions • A method for building self esteem which will impact on all aspects of your life Additional Information | ||
31 January 2008 | ||
| Psychic Night 7pm (Arts and Entertainment) Location: Holiday Inn Glasgow East Kilbride An evening with Joan Charles former Psychic to the Sunday Post and the stars. Additional Information | ||
| 3am 11pm (CLUB EVENT) Location: STUDIO NIGHTLCUB, 98 SAUCHIEHALL ST, GLASGOW, G2 5NP, - 0141 3321444 GET RE-LOADED @ STUDIO NIGHTCLUB GLASGOW. DJ NOBLE WHITELAW & DJ STU MCLEAN Bringing all the best in FUNKY & ELECTRO / SCOUSE & DANCE ALBUMS. Biggest Thursday in town with great drinks promotions. Entry 3.OO C'mon you know you wanna! Additional Information | ||
| Louise Mary Martin @ The Square Orange Cafe 8pm (Musical Performances) Location: Keswick South lakes songstress will be performing a 2 hour set of soulful acoustic music at the Square Orange Cafe on St John St. Free Entry Additional Information | ||
| 21st Century Cruise Ships on the Clyde and Forth 7.30pm (Organizations) Location: Ardgowan Primary School, Newton Street Greenock World Ship Society Firth of Clyde Branch; a slide show/ talk featuring the various modern cruise ships which have visited the Clyde and the Forth in recent years. | ||
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