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A hands-on workshop at West College Scotland Finnart Campus guides students through SAAS funding applications.
Home · Events in Greenock This Week
You can find family-focused gatherings, live music performances, and community-led activities in Greenock this week. The schedule runs from 26 April to 3 May 2026 and includes sessions at Rankin Park multi-purpose facility, where interactive play zones are open daily during weekday afternoons; the Esplanade area near Lyle Hill, which hosts informal performance spaces for local artists on Saturday evenings; and Finlaystone Estate, whose grounds see extended access through late spring to accommodate walking groups and small-scale civic events. These offerings reflect Greenock’s longstanding role as a service-sector hub, employers like IBM, Toshiba, Royal Bank of Scotland, Amazon, and EE have contributed to stable community infrastructure that supports such activities without relying on large festivals.
The town's history in shipbuilding and transatlantic trade has evolved into a civic culture where accessibility remains key. Events are held across venues with established access routes: Greenock Central railway station provides easy connections for attendees using the Inverclyde Line, while those arriving by water can use Caledonian McBrayne Ferry terminal at Gourock or PS Comet steamboat service from Port Glasgow. The emphasis is on participation, music performances take place in smaller venues such as community centres near Custom House Quay and temporary stages along the A78 flyover during weekends when infrastructure constraints allow for controlled pedestrian flow.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
A hands-on workshop at West College Scotland Finnart Campus guides students through SAAS funding applications.
A hands-on workshop at West College Scotland Waterfront Campus guides students through SAAS funding applications.
A wine tasting event featuring Argentinian wines at Sugar Boat.
A musical tribute to The Everly Brothers, featuring their iconic hits performed live at Beacon Arts Centre.
Comedian Jack Docherty performs his new stand-up show 'No Apologies' at The Queen's Hall in Dunoon.
A theatrical performance inspired by Glasgow's 1975 music scene, blending storytelling and live acts at Victoria Halls.
A job support event at the Beacon Arts Centre offers career advice and employment opportunities.
Morton host Airdrieonians in a Scottish Championship football match at Cappielow Park.
A theatrical performance exploring the life and legacy of filmmaker and artist Derek Jarman.
Ladies attend Abba-themed fundraising night with music, dancing, and dressing up at Geilston Hall.
A high-energy stunt show featuring iconic Hot Wheels vehicles and interactive fan experiences.
Gerry Forde's New Phoenix Jazz Band performs a live jazz concert at Dunoon Burgh Hall with renowned trumpeter Lorne Cowieson.
A family-friendly event featuring a Miss Rachel tribute and a Bluey mascot appearance at Port Glasgow Bowling Club.