Events in East Renfrewshire on 19 March 2026

After All

AFTER ALL is a show about death. It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence using dance, theatre, storytelling and comedy to ask: how do we deal with the end?

Barrhead Sporting Memories Club

Love talking about Sport? Then why not join the FREE Sporting Memories club in Barrhead which is held weekly on Thursday mornings from 10.30am.

Busby & Clarkston Horticultural Society Meetings

The Busby and Clarkston Horticultural Society is a gardening club for all who enjoy growing and learning about plants, why not join them for their exciting range of talks by knowledgeable speakers!

Chat & Plant Gardening Group

Have you ever wanted to grow your own vegetables and herbs but don't know where to start? Join Chat & Plant - a gardening group where you'll learn all about how, when, and what to grow!

East Renfrewshire Bookbug Sessions

Free, fun and fantastic! East Renfrewshire Libraries run several interactive song, rhyme and story Bookbug sessions!

East Renfrewshire Health Walks

East Renfrewshire Council HSCP and East Renfrewshire Community Hub run several walking groups throughout the week perfect for beginners upwards!

Eastwood Art Club

Eastwood Art Club offers members the opportunity to meet and paint at their own level in a friendly and constructive atmosphere!

Whitelee Walkers Health Walk

Join the Whitelee Rangers for a short health walk on the windfarm on Tuesday mornings - stretch your legs, have a natter and maybe even spot some local wildlife!

The Biba Story explores how fashion phenomenon Biba blossomed to become the world’s first lifestyle label, sparking a revolution in how people shopped.

As today's world faces political unrest and war, Saint Joan speaks powerfully to a new generation challenging authority, reminding us of history's unlikely revolutionaries.

A popular feature of the Traverse programme, A Play, A Pie and A Pint, Òran Mór returns this Spring!

Willowhill is an evolving three-acre garden with a series of mixed borders designed with different vibrant colour combinations for effect all season.

Join Professor James Palmer from the University of St Andrews as he gives us an entertaining tour of new discoveries that have transformed what we know about medieval medicine!

Transept, a practising artist's group within the Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts, will host their exhibition, Immaterial Evidence, at St Andrew's Episcopal Church.

Join Annan Gallery for their two-person exhibition featuring the striking paintings of Paul Kennedy and Tommy Fitchet.

Experience the magic within, soak up the history and feel the passion at Celtic Park Stadium, Scotland's largest football stadium, on this one hour guided tour.

Journey is one of Sharmanka Kinetic Theatre's two shows. It features a wide selection of kinetic sculptures including the most recent works by Eduard Bersudsky made in Scotland.

Scottish Comedy Award winner Gary Meikle will bring his Neurospicy tour to East Kilbride Village Theatre on Thursday 19th March!

Uddingston Hockey Club's 50+ Walking Hockey sessions offer gentle exercise and a deep social connection every Thursday, topped off with tea, cake, and a proper blether for all abilities!

Join Get Walking Lanarkshire on one of their regular health walks! Enjoy the fresh air, meet new people and have a good blether!

This recreational football session is for females aged 18 and above and of all abilities. It offers you the chance to play, enjoy the game, improve skills and connect with others.

Heritage Buddies - Where Buddies Rest: Stories Rise is a 2 year project being delivered by the Urban Historian funded by the Culture, Heritage & Events Fund from Renfrewshire Council.

The award-winning production of this thrilling Greek tragedy returns re-imagined to tour Scotland's stages in 2026, including a night at Beacon Arts Centre on Thursday 19th March!

Who was William Wallace? Listen as a costumed actor gives you an insight into the life of Scotland’s National Hero.

The annual exhibition curated by the Culture on Campus initiative features artwork and archival material, this year centring around our changing climate.

Thorntree is an inspiring garden to visit at any time of the year and from the garden you can see panoramic views from Aberfoyle and the hills beyond to Doune.

AR26 Charity's Free Football For All Sessions are running between January and April, offering free fun and football on weeknights to kids between 6 and 14 years!