"Glasgow"

Kelvingrove Museum hosts a weekend of nature-inspired activities, including building your own spectroscope. For those who know one end of a cake tin from another, there's also a Big Science Bake-Off.

Learn about why Glasgow is known as River City, plus learn a bit more about the creatures that call its various waterways home.

Glasgow's oldest park plays host to attractions from around the world, extreme sports, a live music stage, street theatre, countryside activities and all manner of fun for kids.

Hemingway Design bring their Vintage Festival format to Glasgow, featuring music, fashion, film, design and dance that celebrates British creativity from the 1920s to 1980s. In the evening time, things get fancy dress with Vintage Nightclubs themed Soul Casino on Saturday and the Torch Club on Sunday.

The 11th sponsored cycle organised by the University of Glasgow to promote this fun and healthy activity and raise essential funds for leukaemia research. Families and riders of all abilities are welcome and you can chose between a 13 and a 26 mile route, both starting and finishing in Kelvingrove Park.

A biweekly event where speakers expound on science, pseudoscience, politics and policy to increase public understanding and engagement of these issues.

An exhibition of photographs taken over the last three years by a group of young refugees, who have captured the city through the point of view of a newcomer.

Blues, country and folk fest following in the footsteps of the fondly remembered Big Big Country festival.

A running group suited to all abilities for LGBT folk and their friends. Go for a run led by a qualified jog leader, then afterwards join the city's friendliest sports club for food and chat in the city centre.

An informal weekly 5k run in Pollok Country Park. Everyone is welcome, no matter how fast or slow (you're welcome to walk the route, bring your dog or push a buggy), so you can use it as a one-off fitness test, a chance to get some fresh air or come every week to try to beat your personal best time. It's friendly and…

Bill Hicks and Jill Scott, authors of Glasgow's Grand Central Hotel talk about how they researched the hotel's history.

This year's theme is 'Glasgow, Naturally' and a packed programme of workshops, shows, films, discussion, exhibitions and art collaborations allows budding scientists to sit back and learn something new or don safety goggles and take part in an experiment.

The Glasgow String Quartet consists of four principal players from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra: William Chandler, Jacqueline Spiers, Ian Budd and Betsy Taylor.

For over 20 years this huge outdoor festival has been celebrating the traditions of Glasgow's many and varied immigrant communities with a mix of international music, dance, activities and stalls. This year includes performances from bhangra artists Sona Walia and Ali Romeo, the KAWA Brass Band and the KAWA Circus, and…

The Glasgow Chamber Orchestra is one of the leading amateur orchestras in the region.

Janacek, Shostakovich.

The 30-member amateur choir continues its nearly 20-year run as one of Scotland's best.

Bright Club features its usual intoxicating blend of comedy and academia as lecturers from the city's universities turn their studies into entertaining stories.

Explore the latest ideas in science and technology, outside a traditional academic context, at this forum for debating and promoting public engagement.

Scotland's hippest jazz festival by some miles typically features major international stars plus some of the most exciting figures on the Scottish scene; the 2012 festival boasted Pharoah Sanders, Robert Cray and George Benson in the former category and Brian Kellock, Euan Stevenson and Konrad Wisniewski in the latter…

Monthly night of bass and dance music from resident Lewis James.