1 Disney on Ice presents Frozen
SSE Hydro, Glasgow, today until November 27 Disney’s beloved retelling of this classic fairytale arrives in Glasgow today.
Hosted by Mickey and Minnie, the stage adaptation will whisk fans away to Arendelle where they will join Anna, Elsa, Olaf the snowman, Kristoff and Sven on a voyage of discovery.
There will also be special appearances from Disney princesses and characters from Toy Story, Finding Nemo and The Lion King.
Tickets cost £20.45-£52.20. Visit www.thessehydro.com.
2 Biffy Clyro
SSE Hydro, Glasgow, November 29
Bitty Clyro will round off an incredible year by making their debut at Glasgow’s Hydro on Tuesday. (Is this their debut?) Returning to the city following their triumphant Summer Sessions show, the Ayrshire three-piece will perform songs from their seventh studio album, Ellipsis, and their incredible back catalogue during the show.
Support will be provided by American rockers Brand New.
Tickets cost £33.50-£51.10. Visit www.thessehydro.com.
3 An Evening with Sir Roger Moore
His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen, today
Hollywood legend Sir Roger Moore will regale fans with tales from his extraordinary life during this special show in Aberdeen tonight.
Starting out as a catalogue model, the former James Bond has starred in Hollywood blockbusters and hit television shows including The Saint and The Persuaders.
During this special show, the film star will answer questions from fans and talk to his biographer Gareth Owens about his 71 year career, revealing the inside story and previously unheard anecdotes.
Tickets cost £29.50. Visit www.aberdeenperformingarts.com.
4 Foodies Festival Christmas
EICC, Edinburgh, November 25-27
Foodies will be in culinary heaven when this festive Christmas festival open on Friday.
The three-day event, which is the largest celebration of food and drink in the UK, features a producers’ market, tastings, demonstrations, a wine and champagne village and over 150 stalls packed with tasty delights.
Some of Scotland’s top chefs, including The Balmoral Hotel’s Brian Grigor, Mark Greenaway and Adam Newth, will also be on hand with their tips for cooking their signature festive dishes.
Tickets cost £13 for adults and £11 for concessions. Visit http://foodies festival.com.
5 Drambusters Whisky Festival
Easterbrooke Hall, Dumfries, November 26 Scotland’s national drink will take centre stage on Sunday at this high spirited festival.
Celebrating all things whisky related, the festival’s programme is packed with tastings, expert talks and a Golden Dram competition.
With around 200 different whiskies available for tasting, this is one event dram lovers will not want to miss.
Tickets cost £27. Visit www.drambusters.com.
6 Night at the Museum: Erskine 100
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow, November 25 History lovers dreams will come true on Friday when the Hunterian opens its doors for one night only.
Visitors will get the chance to see enjoy live music, previously undisplayed artefacts and the museum’s world class displays at night during the event.
The night, which celebrates St Andrew’s Day and Scotland’s Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design, also includes Erskine 100, a special exhibition commemorating the centenary of Erskine Hospital.
Entry is free but booking is required. Visit www.gla.ac.uk/hunterian.
7 Edinburgh Craft Beer Revolution Festival
Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh, November 24-26 Raising a glass to the humble pint, this festival is a must for craft beer aficionados.
Over 60 beers from 13 of Scotland and the UK’s best breweries, including Pilot, Panda Frog Project, Alchemy and Mordue Brewery, will be on offer during the three-day event.
There will also be talks, master classes and beer drinking relay races.
For those who are less partial to a pint, the festival will also have variety of different tipples, street foods, music and pub quizzes.
Tickets cost £8. Visit http://www.revolutioncraftbeer.com.
8 The Saltire Festival
Various venues, East Lothian, November 24-30 Packed full of music, culture and history, this cultural event celebrates the birthplace of the Scottish flag.
The week-long festival showcases Scotland’s heritage, culture, food, drink, music, arts and entertainment.
With guests expected at the event from across the globe, this promises to be a fantastic festival for the whole family.
Prices vary. Visit http://www.visiteastlothian.org/the-saltire.
9 Glasgow Folk Exhibition
Govanhill Baths, Glasgow, November 25-26 Paying homage to the spirit of Glasgow, this historic exhibition promises to be a real treat.
Commissioned by Whyte & Mackay, this two-day event placing the city’s people at its heart, featuring 25 portraits taken by renowned Glaswegian photographer David Boni.
The images showcase Glasgow’s unique sense of style and includes images of a retired ballet dancer, dapper factory worker and an ex burlesque dancer.
With a free dram for over 18s, this event will be full of the Glasgow spirit.
Entry is free. Visit www.whyteandmackay.com.
10 Aberdeen Winter Festival
Various venues, today until December 31
Aberdeen will be full of Christmas spirit today as it launches its winter festival.
The popular festival is packed full of festive activities and events, including a Christmas Village, Christmas tree maze, Friends of Hazlehead Winter Wonderland, carol sing-alongs, the Christmas light switch-on and a visit from Santa.
There will also be markets, concerts, pantos, exhibitions and a Twelve Days of Christmas mini-trail featuring 12 unique themed totem poles created by local chainsaw wood carver Garry Shand.
Prices vary. Visit http://aberdeenchristmas.co.uk.
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