Got no plans for the weekend? Here's our guide to what's on in Glasgow.
1 The Great British Dog Walk
Pollok Country Park, Glasgow, May 1
Animal lovers will be able to raise money for a good cause while spending some quality time with their pet pooches when the Great British Dog Walk comes to Glasgow on Sunday.
The event is part of a national campaign designed to raise funds for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, with walks organised at National Trust properties across the UK.
Tickets for the event are £10. Pre-register to receive a special gift for you and your dog.
2 Molotov Jukebox
King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow today and Electric Circus, Edinburgh, April 29
Game of Thrones fans are in for a treat as Osha, aka Nat Tena or Tonks from Harry Potter, brings her eclectic band of gypsy, ska, pop rockers to Scotland.
The six-piece will play tracks from their genre-defying new album Tropical Gypsy along with some gems from debut Carnival Flower.
Tickets cost £12. Contact the venues for more information.
Read more: Natalia Tena on Game of Thrones, Harry Potter and why she loves King Tut's
3 Disney on Ice
The SSE Hydro, Glasgow, today until May 1
The ice skating spectacular’s silver anniversary show sees Mickey and Minnie taking the audience on a sightseeing holiday through the worlds of The Lion King, The Little Mermaid, Peter Pan and Frozen. With impressive choreography from award-winning skaters set to everyone’s favourite Disney compositions, the show, which has entertained families for 25 years, is certain to be a big hit.
Tickets cost £15.50 - £40. Visit the Disney on Ice website for more details.
4 Good Food Glasgow
Brunswick Street, Glasgow, April 30
Serving cuisine from India, Italy and Mexico, this street food market attracts vendors from across Scotland. With sweet treats, including home baking, crepes, ice cream and gluten and dairy free foods also on offer, this event is a must for foodies.
5 Chris Cornell
Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, April 29
The Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman will give fans a lesson in rock when he returns to Glasgow on Friday. The music pioneer will be playing tracks from his 2015 album Higher Truth along with some rock gems. Support will be provided by Fantastic Negrito.
Tickets cost £25-£45. Contact the Royal Concert Hall for more information.
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