World-famous tenor who has won four Brit Classical Awards and is still the only artist to top the UK and US classical charts at the same time.

Enjoy an exceptional musical evening with a performance of Vivaldi's timeless classic, The Four Seasons along with Rachmaninov's ever-popular Second Piano Concerto. Featuring the outstanding musicians of The Piccadilly Sinfonietta along with renowned concert pianist, Warren Mailley-Smith and a leading violin soloist to be confirmed.

Uncover the history of Glasgow on this self-guided audio tour. Using the mobile app, start from Glasgow Cathedral where you’ll meet St Mungo, the city’s patron saint, and discover the city’s humble beginnings 1,500 years ago. Wander through the High Street and take a leap forward into the 1400s when Glasgow started to take shape and the Tobacco Lords strolled in the 1700s. Journey through the ages, visiting numerous monuments, including the Statue of William III, Nelson and the Glasgow 2014 Monument.

Glasgow Cathedral Festival offers opportunities to revisit the familiar, delving deeper into hidden layers and messages through live music, film, art and multi-media collaborations. As our artists fill this ancient building with changing light, distorted time, and ephemeral sound, we invite you to look beyond face value, awaken your senses and expand your imagination.

Votes, Voices & Freedom: Glasgow's Women & The Slave Trade Join us for this walking tour this May as part of Glasgow's 850th birthday celebrations. With our guide Louise, take a stroll through the historic streets of the Merchant City and dive into the incredible stories of Glasgow’s game-changing women. From bold suffragettes and witches to fearless local legends and fiery freedom fighters, this tour brings the city’s past to life, with plenty of surprises along the way! Explore the roots of Glasgow’s first women’s societies, early suffragette meetings, and the pivotal role women played in social justice movements, from abolition to civil rights and beyond. You'll also learn about Glasgow’s connections to the transatlantic slave trade and the women and men who challenged injustice then and now. When: 10th & 24th at 11am & 2pm Price: £15 per person Duration: 1.5 hours Meeting point: Outside Glasgow Cathedral

Dvok's Mass in D, a fervent expression of faith and joy, combines haunting ancient church modes with the Czech composer's unique and innovative harmonies. The Glasgow Cathedral Choral Society bring you this, along with choral works by Brahms and Bruckner, in the stunning acoustic and visual glory of Glasgow Cathedral.

Members of Ayr Choral are again preparing to go to Glasgow for a concert in the awesome St Mungo's Cathedral. Ayr Choral is a large mixed voice choir who are nearing their 150th birthday and sing a wide variety of choral works. The programme for the free informal afternoon concert on Saturday May 24th includes music by Rachmaninov, Jonathan Dove, James MacMillan, Philip Cooke, and a miscellany of traditional Scottish Music.. Andrew MacTaggart and Jenna Martin will conduct the choir supported by Andrew Forbes the Director of Music at Glasgow Cathedral, and Dida Condria, prize winning pianist.