The List

21/11/2025

'Dearest could soundtrack all sorts of break-ups and breakdowns, yet somehow it stays light, reflecting experiences of q***r heartache at its silliest, pettiest and most tender.'

Read our thoughts on Simone Seales' new album, out today ⤵️

The Glasgow-based performer has produced a fusion of spoken word and improvisation that maps the shifting dynamics of their first q***r relationship

21/11/2025

🖋️ Push The Boat Out begins today with a verbose programme of poetry, spoken word, performance, music and art. Iona Lee, Taylor Dyson, Craig Aitchison, Garry MacKenzie and more will have their pens at the ready until Sunday.

21/11/2025

'It's a case of introducing audiences to things they may not have actively sought out before and to give them new and thought-provoking experiences.'

Film doesn’t just exist in multiplexes, established cinemas and arthouse venues.

We took a look at community cinema in Scotland and found a thriving and expanding scene powered by passionate enthusiasts with an anything-goes attitude.

Film doesn’t just exist in multiplexes, established cinemas and arthouse venues. Kevin Fullerton takes a look at community cinema in Scotland and finds a thrivi

20/11/2025

🍕 Small plates, pasta and pizzette with pillowy crusts that dreams are made of.

Bag a window seat at Merchant City's Malocchio and enjoy the buzzy restaurant behind you.

The foundational dishes of Italian cuisine are given a new lease of life

20/11/2025

Colour Theory, an organisation which has dedicated itself to amplifying black and people of colour (BPOC) creative voices from across Scotland, has revealed plans for a three-day exhibition called Collective Colours.

Collective Colours will take place in Glasgow and aims to platform a diverse range of artists

20/11/2025

🎄 Our mighty sack is heaving in this year’s Wishlist, a mini mag dedicated to recommending festive events and doling out gift ideas for even the fussiest members of your social circle.

Inside the issue:
❄️ Things to do for kids and adults alike, from panto season to Christmas carnivals
❄️ TV, film and gaming recommendations filled with seasonal joy – and a dash of humbug
❄️ Drinking Games returns for a one-off Scrooge special
❄️ We solve your gift-buying conundrums with spotlights on products plus Christmas markets for art lovers, food aficionados and much more

Free to pick up now wherever you get your copy of The List.

20/11/2025

Òran Mór has quickly become one of my favourite go to spots for a drink in Glasgow. It feels like a hotspot where everyone gathers for some pints, tunes and a good atmosphere. If the pub has served its purpose and I’m looking for a boogie then I’ll likely end up in the club downstairs, singing my heart out to Taylor Swift’s ‘Love Story’ with the boys.

In which, creative folks reveal their top watering hole. This month, O’Dowd enthuses about a beloved gem in Glasgow’s West End

20/11/2025

Join Tea Green Pop Up Events for a run of unrivalled winter markets in some of the country’s most iconic spaces, showcasing a diverse mix of Scotland’s independent creatives. Explore high-quality craft and design, meet the makers, and shop directly from small businesses; the ideal way to support local this season.

Free entry!

Find out more ➡️ www.teagreen.co.uk

19/11/2025

'I'm trying to flip heaviness on its head and dance on top of it.'

In this month's Future Sound we chat with Iona Zajac, who pairs an intoxicating voice with dark, elegant alt.pop balladry on her haunting debut album Bang.

Our column celebrating new music to watch continues with solo artist Iona Zajac, who tells Fiona Shepherd about playing with The Pogues and the prospect of beco

19/11/2025

📺 Whether you're deep into cuffing season or settling into hibernation mode, we've rounded up some freshly released tv offers to keep you entertained.

In the pre-Christmas period of cold nights in, Claire Sawers rounds up some freshly released TV offerings

17/11/2025

With Stage/Fright, Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith have created a smart, funny and surprisingly emotional live experience that brings fresh ideas to the table while satisfying hardcore Inside No 9 fans. You have from Tuesday 25–Saturday 29 November to see it at Edinburgh Playhouse.

With Stage/Fright, Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith have created a smart, funny and surprisingly emotional live experience that brings fresh ideas to the ta