Culture, arts & entertainment: things to do in Glasgow

MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER 2026
A THING TO DO THIS MONDAY

in GLASGOW
Estimated cost Free Estimated duration 1-2 hours Distance away Less than a mile away
The BFI (British Film Institute) are digitising their vast range of archived film and TV programmes. Available in the 'Mediatheque' at Bridgetown Library at Olympia, Glasgow are over 2,500 films and programmes from 1895 to the present day, including many showing a century of Scotland's cultural life. And you can watch them for free.
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GLASGOW
GLASGOW CITY
55.87°N, 4.26°W


Sunrise: 06:11
Sunset: 15:50
Moon Phase: full moon
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