The Big Stupit Summer Ceilidh at Cottiers
Saturday 12th July, 2025 From 7pm
Cottiers, 93 – 95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow G11 5PU
Get ready to dance your socks off at the most joyous jumble of jigs and reels this summer!
Enjoy a riotous evening of traditional and contemporary ceilidh — where the music is wild, the moves energetic, and the vibes pure summer celebration.
Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just in it for the fun, all are welcome to stomp, spin, and stumble at Cottiers.
What to Expect:
Cottiers favourite The Big Stupit’ Ceilidh Band
Caller-led dances
Welcome drink and evening buffet included
Plenty of stupit fun!
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