Book St Andrew's Day Event on the Tall Ship tickets and celebrate Scotland aboard Glenlee
Step aboard the historic Tall Ship Glenlee and celebrate Scotland's national day with an evening packed with traditional food, fine whisky and unforgettable entertainment. Set against the unique backdrop of one of Scotland's most famous ships, this special St Andrew's Day event combines Scottish hospitality with a lively ceilidh atmosphere.
- Enjoy an arrival cocktail as you board the award-winning Tall Ship Glenlee
- Indulge in a traditional three-course Scottish meal prepared by Mharsanta
- Sample expertly paired drams from The Clydeside Distillery
- Experience a traditional Address to the Haggis and live piper
- Dance along to a live ceilidh band
- Round off the evening with Auld Lang Syne on Scotland's most famous Tall Ship
Celebrate St Andrew's Day on one of Glasgow's most iconic attractions
Hosted aboard the historic Glenlee, this special evening offers a fantastic opportunity to celebrate Scottish culture, food and music in a truly memorable setting.
From the first welcome cocktail to the final ceilidh dance, guests can enjoy an evening of traditional Scottish entertainment while surrounded by the maritime history of the River Clyde.
St Andrew's Day Event details
- Date: Saturday 28th November 2026
- Time: 7:00pm - 12:00am
- Location: The Tall Ship Glenlee, Glasgow
- Includes: Arrival cocktail, three-course Scottish meal, whisky pairings, live entertainment and ceilidh dancing
- Dress Code: Highland dress or smart attire
An evening packed with Scottish tradition
The celebrations begin with guest arrivals and cocktails before the traditional Address to the Haggis. As the evening continues, enjoy a delicious meal paired with carefully selected whiskies before live entertainment and ceilidh dancing take centre stage.
Whether you're celebrating with friends, family or colleagues, the St Andrew's Day Event on the Tall Ship offers one of Glasgow's most unique and memorable nights out.
Book your tickets today and raise a dram to Scotland aboard the Tall Ship Glenlee.