Mardi Gla Glasgow 2021 Scotland

Info

Mardi Gla Glasgow takes place on Saturday the 4th September 2021.

Parade
The route will leave from Congress Road at 11:30am travelling into and through Glasgow City Centre on the following streets: Finnieston Quay, Lancefield Quay, Anderston Quay, Broomielaw, Brown Street, Argyle Street, Hope Street, West Regent Street, West Nile Street, Cowcaddens Road, North Handover Street, Cathedral Street, Castle Street, Cathedral Square, John Knox Street, to disperse.
There are points in the route that Glasgow City Council may order that no music should be played and these will be identified prior to the procession.

Festival
Festival park in Cessnock for 12:30pm
Glasgow’s Pride March for 2021 will travel from Cessnock Festival Park in the south west of Glasgow, travelling along the following route passing some of Glasgow and the LGBT+ communities key landmarks. The route will follow Pacific Drive (passing the BBC and STV buildings), Govan Road, then onto the Squinty Bridge, Lancefield Quay, Anderson Quay, under the Kingston Bridge, onto Broomielaw, up Brown Street to recognise the change to allow openly gay individuals to serve in the armed forces, turning right onto Argyle Street to pass by the Waterloo Bar and then under the Glasgow Central railway bridge/tunnel/overpass. We will turn right at the 4 corners down Jamaica Street and then left onto Clyde Street. We will progress along the Clyde-side until we reach Stockwell Street and up onto Glassford Street. Passing Polo, Delmonicas Riding Rooms and AXM before turning right onto Ingram Street to pass by Katies, Underground and the Gallery. We will turn left at Tinderbox onto Montrose Street where we will pass Channel 4’s regional hub and then onto Cochrane street where we will pass Underground and Katies again, then the Butterfly Lounge before ending in front of the city chambers in George Square.

After party
to follow