What's on in November?
Posted 16 hours ago
Tue 27 Oct, 2026 12:10 PM
The nights may be drawing in and the temperature starting to drop but that's ok as Glasgow has plenty of activities and events to keep you educated, entertained and informed throughout the rest of Autumn!
Here are a few for your consideration and remember to keep an eye on UofGLiving Events for events in the residences and My SRC App and University of Glasgow Events for everything around campus.
You'll also find out more about the latest shows and events on sites like What's On Glasgow, Visit Glasgow and Glasgow Life.
At the University
Lunchtime Concerts (University Memorial Chapel, 5, 12 and 19 November)
As part of the Uni's 575th anniversary, the Chapel has been hosting a semester-long concert series that celebrated the work of UofG students, staff and alumni performers. Evie Waddell Band (5th), Adam Heron (12th) and Jo Mango (19th will be closing out the Autumn/Winter series this month
Lunchtime Organ Recitals (University Memorial Chapel, 4, 11, 18 and 25 November)
Head along to the Uni's beautiful Memorial Chapel to hear the majestic Chapel organ brought to life by a series of esteemed organists that includes Caroline Craddock from Greyfrars Church in Edinburgh, Andrew Forbes of Glasgow Cathedral, Damian Spritzer from the University of Oklahoma and the University's retiring Organist Dr Kevin Bower.
Charity
MoRun for Movember (Glasgow Green, 29 November)
Feeling fit? Why not help support Movember by taking on a 5k MoRun, 10k MoRun or a Half Marathon!
Christmas/Festive
Glasgow Winter Wonderland (Glasgow Green and St. Enoch's Square, 20 November 2026 - 3 January 2027)
Get in to the festive spirit as Glasgow Green and St.Enoch Square are transformed into a winter wonderland with lights, ice skating, fairground rides, food and artisan gift stalls🎄
Mary's Meals Christmas Market (The Social Hub, 14 and 15 November)
The Mary's Meals Christmas Market is back by popular demand! There will be lots of stalls where you can pick up a special gift for a friend or family member so head along and help support the team and their amazing work feeding some of the world's poorest communities.
Aladdin (Kings Theatre, 21 November 2026 - 3 January 2027)
Get along and experience the ‘peculiarly British’ Christmas tradition that is Pantomime with Aladdin at the Kings. It's part theatre, part musical, part slapstick comedy so you’ve got to experience it to believe it!
Ashton Lane Winter Wonderland (Ashton Lane, 22 November)
Despite having a busy schedule in the run up to Christmas, Santa has squeezed in some time for a visit to Ashton Lane with his reindeer! As well as having the opportunity to meet the man himself, you’ll also be able to enjoy some festive food and drink from the pop-up bars, pick up a present or two from the Festive market and take in some of the Christmas choirs.
Waterstones Christmas Shopping Evening (Waterstones Sauchiehall Street, 26 November)
Looking for a Black Friday book deal? Waterstones will have special discounts, local authors available to sign books and lots of festive food and drink at their Christmas shopping event!
Step into Christmas (SEC Armadillo, 28 November)
If you're a sucker for a good Christmas song then head along to the Armadillo on the 20th to hear some of the festive favourites being performed live.
Film
International Film Festival Glasgow (Various Locations, 10 - 15 November)
If you're a keen cinema buff then there's definitely going to be something for you in the upcoming international film festival. Premieres, special screenings, workshops, competitions and much more taking place at venues across the city, including Ashton Lane's Grosvenor Cinema.
Music
Papa Roach (OVO Hydro, 1 November)
26 years since they burst on the scene, the American rockers are still going strong and they've chosen Glasgow as the opening venue for their British stadium tour.
Dizzee Rascal (O2 Academy, 2 November)
British rap legend Dizzee will be visiting the O2 mid-month with all of his best-loved hits and material from his new album!
Van Morrison (Royal Concert Hall, 2 November)
The legendary Ulsterman will be back in town to support his latest album, Somebody Tried to Sell Me A Bridge.
Alabama 3 (King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, 6 November)
Just over 25 years since their song Woke Up This Morning, became the theme song of the unforgettable Sopranos TV series, Alabama 3 will be back with their unique brand of blues, country and acid house at the iconic King Tut's.
Morcheeba (O2 Academy, 8 November)
One of the most distinctive bands in the British music scene, Morcheeba have been scoring hits for over 30 years and they'll be bringing their 11th studio album, Escape the Chaos, to the O2 Acedemy on the 8th.
Stevie Wonder (OVO Hydro, 11 November)
There are a lot of legends in town this month but they don't come much bigger than twenty-five time Grammy Award–winner Stevie Wonder!
Eagles of Death Metal (Barrowlands Ballroom, 18 November)
Join Jesse Hughes and the Eagles of Death metal as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of their album Death By Sexy at the Barrowlands.
Deep Purple (OVO Hydro, 19 November)
Heavy Metal pioneers and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, Deep Purple are making their way round Britain on their 1.5.6.0 tour and will be stopping in Glasgow on the 19th!
Ocean Colour Scene (OVO Hydro, 21 November)
Britpop survivors, Ocean Colour Scene, visit the Hydro on the 21st on the 30th Anniversary Tour of their Moseley Shoals album.
Republica (Òran Mór, 21 November)
Shout it from the rooftops! 90s favourites Republica are back at Òran Mór with their 30 Years of Ready to Go tour!
Mauro Picotto (Room 2, 28 November)
The legendary Italian DJ will be visiting Room 2 in the City Centre to play his special three hour, Past, Present, Future set.
Electric Six (Queen Margaret Union (QMU), 28 November)
Detroit rockers and the men behind noughties classics, Danger! High Voltage and Dance Commander make a return to the QMU on the 28th.
Placebo (OVO Hydro, 30 November)
The final 30th anniversary tour of the month will be provided by rockers Placebo who are in town to celebrate three decades since the launch of their self-titled debut album.
