It's been a few years now since Glasgow was chosen as 'City of Culture' but the legacy lives on and the city continues to enjoy a wide span of art, theatre, film and music.

The majority of the larger theatres, concert halls and cinemas are concentrated in the city centre, though its two most renowned theatres, the Citizens' and the Tramway, are to be found south of the Clyde.

Details of all the city's events are listed in the two local newspapers, The Herald and the Evening Times. Another excellent source of information is the fortnightly listings magazine The List, which also covers Edinburgh and which is on sale in most newsagents.

To book tickets for concerts or theatre productions, call at the Ticket Centre, City Hall, Candleriggs (open Mon-Sat 0900-1800; Sun 1200-1700). Phone bookings Tel: 2874000 (Mon-Sat 0900-2100; Sun 0900-1800).

Note that some of the live music venues don't have their own box office. For tickets and information go to Tower Records, on Argyle St, Tel: 2045788.

When it comes to nightlife, Glasgow is a city of energy and passion. Its club scene is amongst the most vibrant in the UK.

Opening times are pretty much the same all over with doors opening from 2300-0300.

Entry costs vary from £2-5 for smaller mainstream clubs and £5-10 for the bigger venues, up to £20 for some of the special club nights with top class Djs.

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