Activities for kids in Glasgow
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Events, classes & places in Glasgow · Local guides
159 outings in Glasgow. Check each outing for ages, access and booking.
Pre-school Learn to Swim at Glasgow Club Gorbals
Build confidence and swimming skills through supported group lessons.
Reidvale Neighbourhood Centre
A South Dennistoun community centre for local activities, family support and meeting neighbours.
Saturday Art Club at Platform
Make take-home artworks in a welcoming, artist-led class for primary-aged children.
School-age Learn to Swim at Glasgow Club Gorbals
Build confidence and swimming skills through supported group lessons.
Stage dance at Blaze Dance Academy
Explore tap and modern dance together, with musicality and stagecraft.
Starlite preschool dance at Blaze Dance Academy
Ballet, tap and street-dance basics through creative games for ages 2½–5.
Stay and Play at Library at The Bridge
Stay after Bookbug for baby-safe toys and time to meet other parents.
St Francis Community Centre
A Cumberland Street community base for local classes, clubs and meetings.
Sunday Club and toddler creche at Dowanvale
Bible-themed activities for school-age children and a creche for toddlers during Sunday morning worship.
Sunday Colouring Club at Hillhead Library
Choose a themed colouring sheet and spend a relaxed hour creating together.
Teenage Lego Club at Hillhead Library
More challenging builds for older children and teenagers, with Lego supplied.
The Barn Youth Centre
A local youth and community centre at 37 Abbotsford Place.
The Mackintosh House
Explore the reassembled rooms designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh.
Tuesday toddlers at Dennistoun Salvation Army
Term-time play for little ones, with a friendly place for adults to chat.
Young Church and creche at Partick Victoria Park Church
Sunday worship and a children’s talk, followed by age-appropriate activities.