Discover exciting events happening in and around Paisley
4,548 articles

Paisley Fire Station prepares to host its Family Fun Day on Saturday 24th May from 1pm until 4pm.

There is another busy week ahead for live music lovers, with tribute acts, album launches, open mic nights and free afternoon gigs all happening across some of our favourite local venues. Here’s your round-up of what’s on.

Now in its 7th year with theme "Everyday Heroes, Everlasting Icons." Features Scotland's most iconic writers and local talent showcase.

Route marks United’s return to Glasgow and is the first scheduled service by a U.S. airline between Glasgow and the United States since 2019

The calendar's turning, and Paisley is about to burst into life. Whether you're a music lover, bookworm, art enthusiast, or pop culture fan, the next two months are packed with events worth marking down—and marking up your calendar.

There's nothing quite like the energy of a live performance. Whether you're a devoted music lover or simply looking for a night out, Paisley's venues are buzzing with incredible talent right now.

Brought to you by: Paisley.org.uk — your positive guide to what’s on in Paisley. Hashtag: #PositivePaisley

What’s on in Paisley Town Centre from 1–3 May? A positive guide to Paisley First events plus other local listings—plus how to submit your event.

Event Details • 📍 Location: Argyle Street Pedestrian Precinct (in front of Argyle Street Train Station), Glasgow • 📅 Date: Saturday, May 2 • ⏰ Time: 12 noon – 2 p.m.

There's a brilliant run of gigs across Paisley's venues this week, with everything from country tributes and 80s synth-pop legends to soul afternoons and open mic nights. Here's your full rundown.

SAMA returns to Paisley with Alice Faye, GAIA, Kai Reesu, SLIX, Waverley and more. The 8th Edition of the SAMA Paisley Takeover
Create your own hanging basket at Dobbies’ Glasgow this May Seasonal planting event will support Alzheimer’s Research UK

Paisley Food and Drink Festival will be back on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April bringing a host of delicious treats and entertainment to the town centre.
Guest speakers, Bill Hicks and Jill Scott said: “We've spoken at a number of u3a events over the years now on the subject of our Sunday Post careers and our published book on Glasgow's Grand Central Hotel.

This weekend (Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April 2026), Paisley comes alive with the return of one of Scotland's favourite outdoor food events

World record bid is part of Gerry Rafferty festival

Coming up this week, our local venues are absolutely packed with talent. Whether you're craving classic rock tributes, Scottish blues, synth-pop nostalgia, or intimate open mic sessions, there's something for every music lover.

Deadlines to register to vote and for postal and proxy applications are approaching, with voters warned not to miss their chance to have their say.

Renfrew Community Council has thanked residents, volunteers and local supporters after a brilliant Easter Egg Hunt that brought neighbours together and filled the park with families

We’re delighted to share that I Am Me Scotland has been nominated for the National Diversity Community Organisation Award, and we need your help to reach the shortlist.
Glasgow Airport has today relaunched Campus Watch, its proactive safety and reassurance initiative in partnership with Police Scotland, ahead of what is expected to be one of the busiest holiday periods of the year.
A poster for Paisley Arts Festival 2026 with black background, event date, and six photos of musicians. The text reads: "From Punk to Paolo." The graphic design features light blue and white text—and celebrates a limited edition lager release.
Killer Instinct is a highly acclaimed tribute band paying homage to the legendary American rock band, The Killers. The band has been performing together for several years, delivering electrifying performances that capture the essence of The Killers’ music. This talented group of musicians is dedicat...
Two people smiling and holding award boxes with gold keys inside, standing in front of a large emblem projected on a screen behind them at the Royal National Mòd, celebrating success in one of its premier competitions.