Take a break from the office and the daily routine and join us for one of our free lunchtime talks.
A topical, funny and moving one woman comedy drama. One actress, three characters: a woman with a secret, a woman on a mission, and a woman in search of a soup pan!
Older people can pop into the centre on Causeyside Street, Paisley, for a range of events and advice surgeries.
One of Celtic music’s most profoundly skilled and inventive exponents, Scottish piper Fred Morrison has been dubbed “the Jimi Hendrix of the pipes”.
Fill up your shopping basket with some fantastic locally-grown produce when the market comes to County Square.
Paisley Film Society presents this animation telling the story of a lonely boy discovering a giant iron man who fell from space.
If you want to lay down some tracks or rhymes, use the free studio time at Bargarran Community Centre.
Scotland's Choir Town hosts another series of fantastic concerts.
Paisley born film maker, David Baker, showcases his film and hosts a question and answer session for the audience.
Birds of Paradise returns with a bittersweet comedy thriller. This production is subtitled and audio description is embedded within the text. Contains some strong language.
Free, fun pub-style quizzes happening at Paisley Central Library.
Songs, rhymes, rhythm, and movement! Free, friendly and fun for children in Renfrewshire aged up to four and their parents.
Susie Lamont and pupils perform in Lochwinnoch Parish Church.
Michael Marra opens the Lochwinnoch Arts festival with concert at McKillop Hall.
Help raise funds for the Haiti Earthquake Appeal at this special concert organised by Bishopton PS Parent Council
For younger arts lovers come along and join in the Krafty Kids sessions.
As part of the Lochwinnoch Arts Festival the Cunningham Choir will perform in the Parish Church.
Bishopton Primary parents council is holding a charity ceilidh to raise funds.
An unforgettable theatrical experience telling the story of two hugely successful vaudeville performers and their spectacular fall from grace.
The choral society will perform Verdi's Requiem alongside soloists from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
Author Julia Donaldson will delight fans young and old with her reading from 'The Gruffalo'.
The choir will once again provide a fantastic evening of music to suit all tastes.
Local poet and author Betty McKellar hosts an evening of local Lochwinnoch writers in the RSPB reserve.
As part of Lochwinnoch Arts Festival come along and join in an evening of Scottish Country dance.
A free event exploring how people involved in the local voluntary and community sectors can work towards a healthier, safer and stronger community.
Join Neil Wilson and Garnock Academy pupils for an evening of classical guitar.
Dance to some timeless classic tunes courtesy of John Findlay on the keyboard.
Lochwinnoch Arts Festival presents a performance of Sing along with The Sound of Music.
Join us at the Ingliston Equestrian Centre and Country Club, Bishopton for an evening of music.
The hunt is on to find Paisley’s next big star.
An evening of acoustic music performed by local artists followed by a Ceilidh led by the 'Four Alans'.
Leaps & Bounds Nursery hosts a fundraiser for the Special Baby Unit at RAH.
Lochwinnoch Arts Festival present an evening of funky blues and soul with the Republic of Soul.
Check out a series of changing exhibitions taking place at Paisley Museum in addition to the permanent collection.
LAU are a formidable trio of the finest and most innovative exponents of modern traditional music in Britain today.
Choose what film you want to see at the Paisley Arts Centre!
Come along and dance to timeless classic tunes courtesy of John Findlay on the keyboard.
Classic story about three hungry goats and a very grumpy troll... children will love this colourful production, a classic tale performed with puppets.
With a cast of clothes pegs, a bulging wash basket and the odd colourful sock, Ailie Cohen returns with this very successful production.
A photo-based display with over 100 shots of St Mirren greats makes this a must see exhibition for Buddies of all ages.
Over the Easter holidays we will be celebrating the Paisley pattern and its place on this year’s catwalks with a fashion workshop.
True folk and Celtic music legend, and 3 times world champion of uilleann pipes, comes to Paisley Arts Centre.
This is a tale about one man’s quest to seek out the Loch Ness monster, or water kelpie , which in darker ancient times has been terrorising the local countryside.
Dance to some timeless classic tunes courtesy of John Findlay on the keyboard.
Jason Kemp believes he has witnessed a murder from his apartment and tries to solve the mystery, eventually finding himself locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
Roger Dean perfectly captures the spirit of Johnny Cash performing classic numbers such as Big River, Ring of Fire and I Walk the Line.
Johnstone Phoenix Theatre Group present a musical with romance, comedy and show-stopping numbers.
With her eclectic mix of Scottish and Irish music, both traditional and contemporary, harpist Rachel Hair has been described as one of the most innovative young musicians to have emerged over the last few years.
'Moon' wWorking on the Moon for 3 years, and about to return home, Sam Bell has an accident and wakes up to realise that his world was not as he thought it was.
Dance to some timeless classic tunes courtesy of John Findlay on the keyboard.
