Before 9pm

R&B, pop and soul from the Trinidad-born singer best known for the hits When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going and Love Really Hurts Without You.

Around 100 colour images of Berlin-born portrait and fashion photographer Erwin Blumenfeld's work, which chart the history of his studio at 222 Central Park South in New York.

Freddie Mercury's flamboyant rockers get their hits covered.

A new monthly boutique market featuring crafters, artists and designers from around Scotland.

Over 70 stalls with bric-a-brac, antiques and other undiscovered treasures.

Ceilidh dancing is possibly the most social of all dances. Dance with your partner, dance with others in a group and join in the party! The pace of this class will be led by the dancers with live accordion accompaniment. Prepare for a lot of fun and a lot of laughs. Wear loose clothing and well-fitting, comfortable…

Grab a bargain at this charity car boot sale, with refreshments including bacon rolls, sausages and sandwiches.

Glasgow launch of the City of Stars festival, a two-day arts festival and conference in Malawi. Scottish Album of the Year nominee Auntie Flo headlines this launch party with his Afrobeat-infused electronica, plus performances by Bhundu Boy Rise Kagona and Edinburgh Afro-tinged indie combo Bwani Junction, plus Malawian…

The psychic and spiritualist medium presents messages from the spirit world.

The author signs copies of his book A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Heaven.

Award-winning comedy. When Andy gives his leaving speech at his school, he is visited by the ghost of ‘Carry On’ star Kenneth Williams. Together they go on a surreal journey through their careers as Thomas seeks to perfect his speech. Hilarious and poignant, ‘Crimes’ is a must see for anyone who has been in a school! PG…

Buy and sell vintage clothes, toys, books and more at this car boot sale, and help raise funds for Weston Park School.

In this hilarious, heartbreaking new musical, the diva star of a cult sci-fi series is trapped on a cruise ship with her husband, 200 fans and her ex-girlfriend! Nigel Fairs, Adam Rood and the award-winning 368 theatre company present the sequel to ‘My Mother was an Alien - Is That Why I’m gay?’, directed by Louise…

Exhibition that provides an in-depth survey of the artist's colourful paintings, drawings and three-dimensional installation work.

Jazz pianist Patrick and his globe trotting band.

Gypsy punk and dark cabaret from the American band as it promotes the album Ruby Sparks.

New paintings from the Edinburgh artist and president of Visual Art Scotland.

Tin Shed Theatre Company presents a vaudeville-style adaptation of Mary Shelley's Gothic horror novel, with original music by INC.A.

A one hour tour of this iconic modernist apartment block on Brighton's seafront. See behind the creamy, concrete facade and hear about the luxurious lifestyle of the original occupants and its resoration. Includes roof terrace view. A family friendly event (i.e. suitable for all ages).

Pop and rock covers.

• Written by: Lynne Plowman

Contemporary children's opera composed by Lynne Plowman depicting the story of Salty Sue who wants to leave her life as landlady of the harbourside in The Blasted Bilge Rat to become a singer.

The multi-million selling band are credited with being one of three bands that revived interest in punk rock in the USA after their formation in 1987. Although their first releases only gained them a local fanbase, the album Dookie brought them international as well as local success. The album went on to sell in excess of…