Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned strummer this class will suit those who are learning the basics of ukulele or want to learn more advanced chords and improve their strumming and picking techniques. Most of the learning is based around playing and singing well-known songs together as a group. The focus is on having fun, making friends and learning at your own pace! Classes will run 27th October – 15th December on Tuesdays at 7pm. Suitable for 18+

£52 standard
£45 concession

Del Amitri founding members Justin Currie and Iain Harvie are hitting the road for an intimate and unscripted evening of conversation, storytelling, and reflection. As the driving creative force behind hits like “Roll to Me,” “Always the Last To Know”, and “Nothing Ever Happens,” singer Justin and guitarist Iain have shared over four decades of songwriting, world tours, and band history.

Tonight, they step away from the amps to share candid, hilarious, poignant, and sometimes absurd tales from life on the road and inside the studio. From their early Glasgow origins to international stardom, discover the true stories behind the music, the triumphs, and the challenges that shaped one of Scotland’s most enduring rock bands.

The second half of the show belongs to fans who can bring their burning questions for a live, interactive Q&A session where no topic is off-limits. Expect razor-sharp Scottish wit, honest insights, and a warm, unforgettable encounter with two music icons.

Standard – £37
VIP – £51 (best seats and goody bag)
Meet & Greet – £77 (front rows, goody bag, photograph and autograph)

Tickets incl booking fee

Ages – 14+, all under 18s must be accompanied by an adult

Please note this is an ‘In Conversation’ event rather than a gig

What are your Christmas Wishes? Whizzing through a winter wonderland on your sledge, building the world’s best snowman with all your friends, or warming up with a hot chocolate by a crackling fire after a frosty walk?

Join us as we create a musical soundscape celebrating the wonders of the Christmas season. With music from The Nutcracker, seasonal singalongs, stories by the fire and, of course … snowball fights, this is sure to have the whole family wrapped up in festive cheer!

Featuring CCC’s Brass Ensemble along with the award-winning vocalist and violinist, Seonaid Aitken, and of course our very own Christmas percussion-playing Elf, Owen.


Tickets: £12.50 adult (incl £2 bf)/ £9.50 child (incl £2 bf)

Step behind the scenes of Madchester royalty for an unforgettable night of music, memories, and legendary Northern wit.
As the Farfisa organ icon and driving creative force behind Inspiral Carpets, Clint Boon helped shape the soundtrack of a generation. From classic anthems like This Is How It Feels and Saturn 5 to the wild highs of the 1990s indie explosion—including hiring a young Noel Gallagher as the band’s roadie before Oasis took over the world—Clint has lived the rock ’n’ roll dream and lived to tell the tale.
Join Clint for an up-close-and-personal showcase featuring stripped-back musical moments, hilarious anecdotes, and candid, untold stories from across his legendary career. From touring the world to hosting iconic radio shows, this is your rare chance to hear the raw history directly from the ultimate indie icon. Expect infectious warmth, iconic tunes, and plenty of “Moo!” moments. Don’t miss this unique celebration of a true music legend.


Tickets:

Standard – £28
Premium (best seats with goody bag) – £42
Meet and Greet (front rows with goody bag) – £72

All ticket prices include a £2 bf

Celebrate the final day of 2026 in true Scottish style – The Big Ceilidh is back!

Tickets £28 incl bf
Ages 14+

🍽️ Ceilidh Sharing platters
Details on booking sharing platters coming soon!

Kick-start your Winterlight celebrations with an afternoon of fantastic live music! 🎤

Featuring the brilliant Midnight Wild, Tolbooth’s very own Tolbooth Voices Choir, plus more performers still to be announced!

Bring the whole family, soak up the festive atmosphere and enjoy a day of free live music.

Free – no need to book

Gather your family and friends for an afternoon of traditional dancing, live music and festive cheer as we celebrate the end of the year together, with plenty of opportunities to get involved and pick up the steps along the way. 🎻✨

Tickets £28 incl bf
Under18s £15 incl bf

🍽️ Ceilidh Sharing platters
Details on booking sharing platters coming soon!

An illustrated talk by Chris Leslie presenting A Balkan Journey, his 30-year photographic exploration of the post-conflict former Yugoslavia
Chris will present A Balkan Journey, in an illustrated talk on his 30-year photographic exploration of the post-conflict recovery and reconstruction in the former Yugoslavia. A Balkan Journey explores the psychological and physical legacies of war while examining the role of memory, resilience, and collective identity in processes of reconciliation and rebuilding.

Chris’ talk will include exclusive excerpts from his latest documentary: The Partisan Necropolis (2026), which examines contested heritage in post-conflict Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

As a filmmaker and director, A Balkan Journey project marked Chris’ introduction to photography. Last copies of his Limited-edition books will be available to buy.

About Chris
Chris Leslie is an award-winning photographer, filmmaker, and director based in Glasgow. His work explores urban change, memory, and post-conflict recovery, documenting communities across Scotland, the Balkans, Eastern Europe, Africa, and Asia. His long-term projects include Disappearing Glasgow, chronicling the city’s social and physical transformation.

His photographs are held in the National Galleries of Scotland, and his writing has appeared in The Guardian. His debut feature documentary, Finding Family (2014), won two Scottish BAFTA New Talent Awards.
www.chrisleslie.com
www.balkanjourney.com
Banner images ©Chris Leslie
Portrait of Chris by ©Mark Cameron

Doors at 6.30pm with a prompt start at 7pm in the Attic.
The Tolbooth Gallery will be open to view Rebels and Renegades

Tickets available at:
A 30 Year Balkan Journey Tickets, Wednesday, September 9 • 6:30 PM-8:30 PM | Eventbrite

The South are an impressive 9 piece band who feature former members of The Beautiful South including singer Alison Wheeler and lifelong sax player Gaz Birtles. Since Dave Hemingway, the original singer, left the group at the end of 2016, Gaz has moved across to front the band with Alison and taken on vocal duties. Now, in keeping with the 2 male singers of The Beautiful South, trumpet player Gareth John takes over some vocal duties on a few songs whilst Gaz goes back to his old job of being a Sax player!

Since the demise of The Beautiful South in 2007, this exciting live band have spent 14 years touring the theatres and festivals of the UK up and down the country, bringing back the full sound and arrangements of these treasured songs – A Little Time (the number one single), Perfect 10, Rotterdam, Song For Whoever, Old Red Eyes Is Back, Good as Gold, Don’t Marry Her plus many more singles and album tracks as well as a few choice South originals. These songs span an impressive 18 year career starting way back in 1989!

Tickets:
Front row of the stalls and balcony £37 incl bf
Stalls/balcony £27 incl bf
Restricted view £24.50 incl bf

Become a Movement Detective and solve the mystery of your own physical activity habits. In this interactive workshop, you’ll investigate the clues hidden in your daily life, from routines and emotions to environment and motivation. Through playful activities, group challenges, and simple “case files”, you’ll uncover what helps you move, what gets in the way, and why there is no one-size-fits-all approach to being active. This is not a fitness class, but a fun, creative exploration of movement, wellbeing, and everyday life.

Age: 18+
Suitable for all abilities, no sporting experience needed