What’s On
Creativity takes over Paisley town centre for three days of unforgettable live performances, music and visual arts. From 27 to 29 March, Paisley Arts Festival presents a packed programme of events that take inspiration from Paisley’s unique stories, culture and locations.
Celebrate creativity and open the door to discovery in Scotland’s town of the year!
Tickets are on sale now. For more information and to buy tickets, please visit OneRen.
Programme highlights
The line-up showcases a celebration of fashion icon Pam Hogg, Paisley’s musical journey from punk to Paolo Nutini and the legendary sounds of Club 69.
Friday (27 March): Irvine Welsh pays tribute to his trailblazing friend, the globally-renowned designer, musician and artist Pam Hogg. ‘Pam Hogg: Style, Defiance and the Art of Being Seen’ is a reflective conversation on her life, legacy and cultural impact. Amongst guests from music, fashion and journalism, the Trainspotting writer will draw on his personal reflections.
Saturday (28 March): At Paisley Town Hall, Club 69 celebrates the impact of the iconic nightclub. The club famously champions electronic music, hosting international and emerging talent. To round off the night, an intimate after-party at Club 69 features a line-up including Optimo, Jasper James and Frankie Elyse.
Sunday (29 March): From Punk to Paolo brings Paisley’s contemporary music story to life in Paisley Town Hall. BBC broadcaster Vic Galloway will curate and host the event alongside a 10-piece band led by Joe Rattray of Admiral Fallow. Guest singers will be performing songs that reflect key eras and influences in Paisley and Scotland’s musical landscape.
There’s plenty more events to keep you entertained across the weekend. For more information and to see the full programme, please visit OneRen.