Òran Mór

At the very heart of Òran Mór is our founding principle of ‘Arts for All, All Year Round.’

Our entire ethos was beautifully summed-up by TV personality and antiques expert Anita Manning, when she recently described Òran Mór as “A most wonderful centre of culture for Glasgow, one of the most wonderful centres that Glasgow has ever had. It brings together the visual arts, it brings together theatre, it brings together literature, it brings together all these things to make them available to us, the ordinary guy.”

We will continue to support Scottish artists, actors and writers throughout our diverse arts programme, and our ever expanding collection of artwork, on display throughout our beautiful building for all to enjoy.

Currently on display

We also continue to commission artwork for display in the local community and recently installed The G.I. Bride – a long running character in Bud Neill’s Lobey Dosser series – by Ranald MacColl, at Partick rail/underground/bus station.

Commissions

We also continue to commission artwork for display in the local community and recently installed The G.I. Bride – a long running character in Bud Neill’s Lobey Dosser series – by Ranald MacColl, at Partick rail/underground/bus station.

Gift Ideas

Our giftcards are the perfect stocking filler and can be used for everything from our famous Sunday Roast in our main bar, or cheese fondue and cocktails in Fonn Mor.

SUNDAY ROAST AT ORAN MOR

A FAMILY ROAST AT ORAN MOR

You Won’t Break My Soul

09th — 14th June, 2025

After a very average hook-up, Jordan realises this particular ‘gentleman caller’ has stolen his irreplaceable Beyoncé concert tickets for her Murrayfield show the next day.

When his best friend Russell returns home and they’ve both held space for this devastating loss, it’s time to get in formation, ring the alarm and execute plan B to see Queen Bey live.