Things to Do

A new Bothwell business is staging an open day in Ashley Drive tomorrow (Saturday September 7) and is erecting a marquee for a live music event.

Relics of St Therese of Lisieux will arrive in Motherwell Diocese tomorrow (Thursday August 19)

There is good news for fans of Frank Skinner - especially those who were unable to get a ticket for his sellout gig at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Bellshill’s free community cinema at Bellshill West Parish Church is set to start up again for the season - in what adds up to a great night or matinee treat.

A hard rock festival scheduled for November 2018 which had to be cancelled WILL take place this year, it has now been confirmed.

If you volunteer with or are part of a community group in Scotland, then you are eligible to apply for a unique camp in Cornwall.

It is 30 years since Doors Open Days were first held in Scotland as part of the European City of Culture celebrations.

A Lanarkshire big band is gearing up for its most unique gig yet... alongside 130 vintage vehicles.

The magic of Lego is being showcased at a Bricks 4 Kidz Lego Enginering Workshop on Friday (August 2)

Motherwell Concert Hall has confirmed that it will play host to a sequel of a smash hit comedy that is set to tour Scotland.

Children of all ages will be able to take part in a real life clown school at M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park on Sunday (July 28).

Toes will be tapping at this year’s Kirkintilloch Canal Festival, whether you’re rocking out in the open air or enjoying the soundtrack to your perfect pop party ... in perfect silence!

There’s no need to worry about keeping the kids entertained this Summer, with CultureNL’s LET’S GO Summer programme featuring fun days, drop in arts activities and workshops.

North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre is hosting an exciting and interactive exhibition exploring video game evolution, technology and culture until August 24.

Families and young people from across Scotland could enjoy a free weekend away – courtesy of Hostelling Scotland and the Scottish Civic Trust.

This month will mark 250 years since the patent for James Watt’s separate steam condenser was issued.