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Hypers Monday session

Skills & Gym

Mon 10 Aug16:00Biggar Rugby Football Club(11.1mi)

via Biggar Rugby Football Club

Sports & Fitness

Team training

Gym & skills

Mon 10 Aug18:30Biggar Rugby Football Club(11.1mi)

via Biggar Rugby Football Club

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Wednesday Hypers session

Skills & Gym

Wed 12 Aug16:00Biggar Rugby Football Club(11.1mi)

via Biggar Rugby Football Club

Sports & Fitness

Team training

Gym & skills

Thu 13 Aug18:30Biggar Rugby Football Club(11.1mi)

via Biggar Rugby Football Club

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Hypers Friday session

Skills & Gym

Fri 14 Aug14:00Biggar Rugby Football Club(11.1mi)

via Biggar Rugby Football Club

Live MusicTheatre

Around £15 – £18

Turn A Different Corner

Our Time Productions Turn a Different Corner A new production for 2026 Glasgow. A homeless drop-in centre. Five people fighting to survive — and to be seen. Turn a Different Corner returns for a powerful 2026 revival, a decade after its critically acclaimed premiere. First staged in 2015, this raw, funny and deeply human Scottish drama follows five homeless people — and one cleaner with dreams of fame — navigating hardship, hope and each other in a struggling Glasgow drop-in centre. Told with live music and an unflinching honesty, it puts real lives centre stage: no easy answers, no looking away. Praised by the National Theatre of Scotland for its rare talent for getting to the inner core of its characters, the production was celebrated by audiences, theatre professionals and community workers alike for its humanity and brave honesty. In the tradition of Cathy Come Home, Just a Boys Game and Edna, the Inebriate Woman, this is Scottish drama at its best! The 2026 revival features updated writing and a fresh cast, while keeping the same emotional truth that made the original unforgettable. Gritty. Funny. Full of heart. The kind of theatre that stays with you. Recommended for ages 14+

Fri 14 Aug20:30Corn Exchange(12mi)

via Corn Exchange

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The public are admitted to the rally field on the Sunday from 10am and it usually runs until 5pm but may be earlier if we get bad weather. Prices are £15 for adults and £10 for children and concessions . Reduced rates for large families. The entry fee is payable (cash or card/contactless) when you arrive. Please read our Frequently Asked Questions .

Sun 16 AugAlbion Archive(12.2mi)

via Albion ArchiveLocal gem

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