Event Cancellations due to adverse weather

Due to the adverse weather, a number events across our network have been cancelled or postponed, updates will be posted here as and when we are notified.

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Last Updated: 3 March 2018 14:14

Please be aware that due to the extreme weather, some events between Wednesday 28th February and Sunday 4th March have been cancelled.

We will update this post and individual event listings as and when we are notified but we highly recommend checking with the organisers directly before setting out to establish if the event is still going ahead.

If you're aware of an event that has been cancelled, you can email us at hello@whatsonnetwork.co.uk and we'll update this list.

Event Cancellations in Edinburgh

Saturday 3rd March: An Evening with Bruce Davies
St Anne's Parish Church

Saturday 3rd March: Ballads from Our Homelands - A Violin + Piano Lunchtime Recital - The Robzen Duo
St Giles' Cathedral

Saturday 3rd March & Sunday 4th March: MCN Scottish Motorcycle Show
Royal Highland Centre
Organiser Message: Please note the MCN Motorcycle Show has been rescheduled to the weekend of 7th & 8th April due to adverse weather conditions.

Event Cancellations in Glasgow

Saturday 3rd March & Sunday 4th March: Allergy and Free From Show Scotland 2018 + Just V Show
SEC Glasgow
Organiser Message: Due to the current adverse weather, the organisers of the Allergy and Free From Show have taken the difficult decision to cancel this event. For more details please visit www.allergyshow.co.uk/scotland

Saturday 3rd March & Sunday 4th March: Scottish Cycling, Running and Outdoor Pursuits Show
SEC Glasgow
Organiser Message: Due to the adverse weather conditions, the organisers of the Scottish Cycling Running and Outdoor Pursuits Show have taken the difficult decision to cancel this event. For more details please visit www.scottishcyclingrunningoutdoorpursuitsshow.co.uk

Saturday 3rd March & Sunday 4th March: Wee Write
Mitchell Library
Organiser Message: We are very sorry to say all Wee Write! Family Day events scheduled for Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 March have been postponed due to ongoing weather difficulties.
More information at http://bit.ly/2DP81EI

Saturday 3rd March: World Book Day: Pirates & Mermaids!
The Tall Ship
Organiser Message: Unfortunately we have had to cancel our World Book Day event which was due today, Sat 3rd Mar 12pm-3pm. However, the ship will still try to open today at 12pm for general visits, we will keep you updated.

Sunday 4th March: Artists Spring Clean
Wasp Studios
Organiser Message: We are rescheduling watch this space.

Sunday 4th March: Glasgow Community Cycle Network Cycling Extravaganza
Weee Recycling, Govan Road
Organiser Message: We have had to cancel our Cycling Extravaganza on March 4th due to extreme weather. We are sorry for any disappointment but hope you understand that we have to put safety first.

Sunday 4th March: Money For Nothing
Theatre Royal Glasgow
Organiser Message: Unfortunately Money For Nothing at the Theatre Royal on Sun 4th Mar has been postponed due to the artists being unable to travel from South Wales. Tickets will be transferable and we will contact customers as soon as possible with the new date.

Sunday 4th March: The Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre Spring Fair
Knightswood Community Centre

Sunday 4th March: Tramway Family Day
Tramway
Organiser Message: We have cancelled this event, advertised to take place on Sun 4 Mar. Disruption caused by the severe weather has stopped us preparing properly, and we’re also concerned about the well-being of everyone travelling here. We're so sorry!

Event Cancellations in Renfrewshire & Inverclyde

Sunday 4th March: Paisley Abbey Choir Concert
Paisley Abbey

Sunday 4th March: Paisley Pirates vs Kirkcaldy Kestrels
Braehead Arena

Event Cancellations in Stirling

Saturday 3rd March: Jason Donovan and His Amazing Midlife Crisis
The Albert Halls
Organiser Message: Due to severe weather conditions the decision has been taken to postpone the show - it will be rescheduled. More info to follow next week.

Saturday 3rd March: Scotfairs Antique, Vintage & Collectors Fair
The Albert Halls

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