Glasgow’s International Comedy Festival has officially taken off, launching with a show by Zoe Lyon at the Oran Mor. <br /><br />Over 400 shows are scheduled to take place over the next 18 days in 40 venues throughout the city, including Blackfriars Bar, the Stand and the Glee Club.<br /><br />You can find the full programme of events and get tickets from Glasgowcomedyfestival.com<br /><br />Next up, Govan’s five-day music festival has also begun, where six events will take place, catered to a range of tastes.<br /><br />Eight local school choirs will be performing in Glasgow’s Southside alongside World music,Hip-hop, Dance and Classical shows. <br /><br />Some shows are free and you can visit the website for more information. <br /><br />And finally, the Glasgow Short Film Festival will begin on 22 March, showcasing new talent and the work of emerging Scottish visual artists.<br /><br />This is the largest competitive short film festival in Scotland and aims to provide a space for audiences and filmmakers to collaborate. <br /><br />This will be taking place at the Glasgow Film Theatre, and tickets can be purchased online.
