PRTY FSTVL Glasgow 2027

About PRTY FSTVL Glasgow

Riverside Museum sits on Glasgow's Clyde waterfront as the city's transport and technology museum. For 29-30 May, PRTY FSTVL Glasgow 2027 moves the hard-dance weekender to Riverside Museum, Glasgow, with techno, hardcore/hardstyle, hard trance and bounce in the frame. Two days. The dates sit across the late-May bank-holiday weekend.

PRTY's Glasgow festival run began at Braehead Arena in 2023, with a second edition back at the same arena in 2024. The 2027 edition marks the festival's fifth anniversary.

Who Is It For?

This is an 18+ only event. The music points at the harder end of club culture, especially techno, hardstyle and hard trance. Bounce and hard dance are also part of the brief. The programme is built around live DJ sets and hard-dance performances.

The Venue and Site

The site is Riverside Museum at 100 Pointhouse Place, Kelvin Harbour, on the Clyde waterfront. Its Events Square has a 10,000 capacity in reception layout. The setting is outdoor rather than an arena floor.

The museum has accessible toilets and a Changing Places facility, with lift access to all public areas. There is also a café/restaurant and shop. Cloakroom, baby-changing and baby-feeding facilities are part of the venue.

Travel to PRTY FSTVL Glasgow

Riverside Museum is at 100 Pointhouse Place, Kelvin Harbour, Glasgow G3 8RS, west of the city centre on the Clyde.

• Rail: Partick station / Partick Interchange is around 0.6 miles from the museum.
• Road: Access routes include Pointhouse Place, the Clydeside Expressway, Old Dumbarton Road, Dumbarton Road, Stobcross Road and Kelvinhaugh Street.
• Bridge access: The Govan-Partick Bridge is part of the local access route.
• Parking: Around 100 on-site spaces are available, with cashless RingGo parking and alternative parking at Bunhouse Road next to Kelvin Hall.
• Cycling: Cycle parking and bike-hire access sit nearby.

Glasgow is about 51 miles from Edinburgh. Stirling is under 40 minutes' drive from Glasgow.