venues

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
2 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3NY
0141 353 8080
www.glasgowconcerthalls.com

The focal point of the festival is the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, where performances take place in every available space, from workshops in the foyers to performances by world-class artists in the Main Auditorium and Strathclyde Suite.

Full wheelchair access.

City Halls & Old Fruitmarket
Candleriggs, G1 1NQ
0141 353 8080
www.glasgowconcerthalls.com

Elegant and refined, the City Halls is a traditional shoe box venue whilst the Old Fruitmarket has a carnival like atmosphere that is perfect for everything from concerts by candlelight to club nights.

Full wheelchair access.

For over two decades the Tron Theatre has gained a reputation for the dynamism of it's musical, comedy and contemporary art shows.

Capacity for 12 wheelchair users.

The O2 ABC occupies the distinctive Art Deco building that once housed Scotland’s first cinema. The venue incorporates two cutting edge live music and club spaces with four bars and an overall capacity of 1600.

Wheelchair access throughout.

This beautiful 18th century church provides an auditorium awash with natural light and magnificent solid oak floors. It is admired equally as an arts venue and conservation success.

Full wheelchair access to main hall.

Situated in the heart of Glasgow's West End, Òran Mór, meaning 'the great melody of life' or 'big song' is our newest venue for Celtic Connections 2008.

Full wheelchair access via the Brasserie entrance on Great Western Road.

The Festival Club draws musicians and fans alike for a late-night jam session.

Wheelchair access with assistance.

Glasgow's newest music temple offers each visitor a defining live music experience in opulent surroundings.

Wheelchairs need carried up flight of stairs, please contact the venue in advance if attending a concert.

The National Piping Centre is dedicated to Highland music, specialises in the sale of bagpipes and also has a cafe/bar and hotel accommodation.

Wheelchair access to the basement, first floor and auditorium.

BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Radio 2 will broadcast special live shows from their headquarters at Pacific Quay.

Full wheelchair access.

Universal is a relaxed and intimate space situated in Glasgow's thriving city centre bar area.

Please note that unfortunately there is no wheelchair access to the first floor where Songs of Scotland takes place.

The CCA offers relaxing surroundings where everyone can encounter experimental art and enjoy the creative environment.

Wheelchair access on the ground floor and a lift to the first floor. Both the bar and CCA5 are fully wheelchair accessible.

The Pearce Institute is a relaxed and welcoming venue located in the Glasgow district of Govan.

Two wheelchair accessible entrances to the Macleod Hall.