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Things to do in Glasgow, Scotland: The Best Classes & Workshops
As Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow is famed for its culture, shopping and people. Spend your day exploring a wide range of fascinating free museums and galleries, enjoying the UK’s best shopping outside of London, and taking advantage of tips from friendly local people on the city’s hidden gems — then choose from 130+ weekly musical events for a special night out. Glasgow is also the perfect base for exploring more of Scotland, with great connections to the Highlands and the islands.
Restaurants in Glasgow
1. Beauty Kitchen
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5.0 based on 66 reviews
No ordinary beauty products shop! Here everything is 100% natural and you can even make your own. Please contact us to find out more about booking a Beauty Kitchen Indulgence Workshop where you can make your own beauty products with a group on friends. Perfect for hen parties & birthdays of all ages.
2. Tennent's Training Academy
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5.0 based on 269 reviews
Hidden behind the gates of the famous Wellpark Brewery in Glasgow’s East End sits Scotland's only purpose built cook school. Wide range of classes available from an afternoon cocktail-making class to a full professional chef qualification. Scottish cooking and whisky tastings available.
Reviewed By I8978NDsamanthar
Had a fantastic little night making pastries with my sister. Light dinner, few drinks and our baking to take home. Something fun and different. I’ve been to the cooking class and cocktail class before and really enjoyed them too x
3. Capoeira Senzala
4. FTT Skin Clinics
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Destination skin clinic offering a wide variety of treatments. Botox, Fillers, Fat reduction, skin tightening, IPL, Plasma, Profacial etc ....
5. The Cocoabean Company
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. The Craft Pottery
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By RhondaC1045
Had a lovely time making some pottery pieces.All the staff were lovely and Hannah was so knowledgeable and made us feel so chilled during the session.Best time in a very long time
7. Braw Wee Emporium
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Braw Wee Emporium is a record and gift shop based in the heart of the Barras Market, Glasgow, which operates as a social enterprisereinvesting its profits back into activities that contribute to the regeneration of the Market and promotion of Scottish artists, makers, and designers. Braw Wee was set up in November 2014 by Jennifer McGlone in the office space of her creative consultancy business, Glow Arts, based in the amazing Barras Art and Design Centre. Stocking the very best in folk, jazz and acoustic music concentrating on releases not available in mainstream shops. We also stock a fantastic range of jewellery, candles, homewares, baby gifts and artwork by Scottish based artists and designers – again all things you can’t get from the high street. Our aim is to support Scotland’s incredible creative community by stocking local talent.
8. Sew Confident Ltd
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5.0 based on 23 reviews
Sew Confident Ltd is your one stop sewing shop. We provide a range of sewing supplies and classes set in a friendly and social environment. We have the best tutors, the best equipment and the best projects! So what are you waiting for?! Your new talent is waiting to be discovered! All classes can be booked in advance via the website
Reviewed By Lilygily
I booked the beginners sewing class which took place over two Sundays and it was one of best things I’ve ever done! I learned how to make a tote bag, a cushion, a makeup bag with a zip and also me lovely bunting! The instructor was friendly and helpful and the class was really fun and relaxed! If you want to learn how to sew, this class will get you started! Awesome place - much love! ❤️????
9. Young Driver
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
You can't get a driving licence in the UK until you're 17 but now, thanks to YOUNG DRIVER™, if you're 10 or over, you can learn to drive at one of our 65 UK centres. With over 750,000 lessons delivered since 2009 we are the UKs biggest under 17 driving school. Its a great opportunity for junior drivers.
Reviewed By shamehew - Glasgow, United Kingdom
Got a voucher for my daughter for Xmas. She absolutely loved it. It was a very wet and windy day but all went ahead and it did not dampen the experience. It was only a half hour session but they managed to fit a lot into it, especially for a first lesson. Instructor was really friendly, very patient and had a very calming way about him that put my daughter at ease as she was very nervous. I was able to sit in the back with her although you don't have to if your child doesn't want you there. They give you a booklet which has all the different levels of skill they teach in it and instructor writes it in as you go if you want to go back and keep track of what you've done if you want to go back for more. The track is 2 levels of a multistorey car park and although they are on different levels they are both open air. Track is laid out with road signs and traffic cones and covers most standard aspects of regular driving as far as I could see. Would recommend as it gives your child a really good experience of driving before they are able to get their provisional license as well as building confidence behind the wheel.
10. Vine & Canvas
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Come relax and have fun at Vine & Canvas where an energetic & experienced art tutor will guide you step by step in duplicating the nights highlighted painting! Sip a bit! Paint a bit! Then by the end of the evening you will take home your very own Masterpiece!
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