The Barras Version, Moulin Rouge – Night Market
Thursday 17 July, 2025, 5 p.m. – 10 p.m.
The Barras, 244 Gallowgate, G4 0TT
The Barras will be transformed for Moulin Rouge Night Market – the official warm-up event before Glasgow Pride takes over the market and Barrowland Ballroom on the 19th of July!
Expect a night full of high kicks, music, and dazzling lights as the Barras is transformed into a Parisian carnival under the stars.
Dressing Up
Dressing up is highly encouraged! Think corsets, feathers, glitter, and Moulin Rouge glam!
What To Expect
Live Can-Can Dancer Performances
DJ Set to keep the vibes going all night
Fabulous Photo Opportunities
Over 100 street food vendors and traders bringing colour, culture, and community
Carnival vibes throughout the entire market
This is your chance to strut your stuff, celebrate freely, and get into the Pride spirit with a night of fun and freedom.
Free entry – everyone welcome!
Dog friendly
Free on street parking in surrounding area
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