After 5pm, LGBT

Brian Fisher, Chris Fayr and Stewart Wilson play an eclectic mix of 'sensual and melodic' house.

The innovators of the Ballroom Scene and Vogue Evolution present a night of dramatic beats and flamboyant moves with DJ Sprinkles, Vjuan Allure, boychild and The Legendary Pony Zion Garçon.

"Mr Wilde, why are you here?" On the night of the 24th March 1895, Mrs Robinson, a society palm reader, agreed to see Oscar Wilde in her London flat. It was one week before what is going to be billed as the 'trial of the century'. First presented at The National Theatre to mark the centenary of Oscar Wilde's death.

DJ Squeaky and John Sizzle spin dance music, with comedy and cabaret.

Resident DJs play pop from the 1990s to now.

Smokin' Jo plays house, pop and dance music.

Lost somewhere between love and lust; a man, a boy, a couple, a teacher and his student. Three separate, yet suggestively interlinked, stories explore how love can transcend sexual boundaries. “Between is very engaging, fast paced and SEXY… theatre that explores aspects of male sexuality rarely seen so honestly.”.

New daytime gay/mixed club session hosted over by the delectable Jon Pleased Wimmin and a mix of house, pop, disco, new wave a trash tracks. Plus shows from The Fabulous Kickettes, a weekly talent show (with a £50 prize) and a 'retro' buffet.

DJs Readers Wifes play electro, indie and pop tracks.

Weekly training sessions for those looking to improve their skills or try for a place in the HotScots first eleven.

Pop, cheese and chart tunes 'with a cherry on top' from DJ Lynne.

A Las Vegas-style show with old-fashioned music and comedy, starring Miss Terri, Krystal and Sahara plus special guests The Amazing Snake Boy and Qenny: Sleightly Twisted Magic.

Pop and gay anthems courtesy of resident DJs.

Cecilia Bengolea, François Chaignaud, Marlene Monteiro Freitas and Trajal Harell in a choreographic collaboration of virtuosic movement, sculptural acrobatics and elaborate drag, which imagines what might have happened if someone from the 1963 Harlem voguing ball scene had performed alongside the early postmoderns at…

DJs Kerol and Alvaro spin house and dance.

Start the weekend very early with DJ Belle de Hell.

A debate on the sex trade with Rhoda Grant (Labour MSP and proposer of bill to criminalise buying sex) and Richard Lucas (of SOLAS) sparring with Laura Lee (Sex Workers' campaigner) and Douglas Fox (of the International Union of Sex Workers). Followed by a Q&A.

DJ Jamesy plays commercial dance and house.

Lip-sync drag performance from boychild, a young black transgender artist who re-appropriates mainstream fashion and hetro-pop to change its meaning completely.

• Directed by: Jeff Moody
• Written by: Jeff Moody

Jeff Moody's comedy on love and social media, features Lloyd Daniels, Benedict Garrett and Nikki Grahame. Contains some nudity.

DJ Jo Purvis spins retro rock, pop, dance and disco anthems.

DJ Adam Foster plays dance anthems and R&B tracks.

Two floors of fun, including an exclusively male downstairs bar. Not only that, but the lovely chaps from BearScots have sweets galore to hand out.

The BearScots night for Glasgow gents in search of a little furry company. With DJ Corkie providing the sounds and plenty of sweets to go round.

Miss Kitty, Marcia and DJ Craig play pop and dance, plus live burlesque and cabaret.