What's On in Glasgow
Monday 14 September 2026 · This weekend · City guide
Monday in Glasgow refuses to behave like a Monday. From a lunchtime play washed down with a pint to one of hip-hop's most electrifying young stars lighting up the Southside, the city is throwing open its doors and daring you to stay home. Pull on your jacket and get out there — the week is only just beginning.
Highlights
A Play, A Pie and A Pint: FEEL_GOOD — The legendary Oran Mor lunchtime theatre institution is back with FEEL_GOOD, and honestly, what a way to spend a Monday afternoon. For the uninitiated, the format is gloriously simple: a brand-new short play, a hot pie, and a pint, all rolled into one convivial hour. It kicks off at 1:00pm, making it the perfect excuse to take a proper lunch break — or, frankly, just to remind yourself that culture does not have to wait until the weekend. Check the website for ticket prices.
King Tuts Ha Ha Hut — King Tut's Wah Wah Hut swaps its guitar straps for a microphone stand tonight as the Ha Ha Hut returns, bringing stand-up and live comedy to one of Glasgow's most beloved and atmospheric small venues. Starting at 7:00pm, this is the kind of night that sneaks up on you — you arrive expecting a quiet Monday and leave with aching cheeks and a story to tell. Check the website for ticket details and make sure you grab yours before they go.
Baby Keem - The Ca$ino Tour — Kendrick Lamar's cousin and one of the most thrillingly unpredictable voices in modern hip-hop brings The Ca$ino Tour to O2 Academy Glasgow at 7:00pm, and this is genuinely one of the most exciting shows to hit the city this year. Baby Keem performs with the kind of raw, chaotic energy that makes you feel like you are witnessing something before it becomes legendary — his live show is visceral, loud, and utterly alive. Check the website for tickets, and do not sleep on this one.