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The best things to do in Scotland in November

The best things to do in Scotland in November

Welcome to our handpicked guide to the best events and activities happening in Scotland this November. From festive markets and fashion festivals to culinary delights and musical celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

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WHAT: Shop local at the House of NAF! Christmas Market

WHEN: Sunday, 19th November

House of NAF! will be transformed into a winter wonderland with the launch of their first ever ‘NAF!MAS’ market. Offering the people of Glasgow the chance to shop from some of Scotland’s top indie brands and small businesses.

BOOK: eventbrite.com


WHAT: Hear from some of the biggest names in fashion at The Fife Arms

WHEN: Friday, 17th November to Sunday, 19th November

The inaugural Festival of Fashion at The Fife Arms will be an exciting and immersive weekend transporting attendees to the heart of the global fashion community, with contributors including acclaimed designer Giles Deacon, eminent fashion journalist Tim Blanks, designer Simone Rocha and The Telegraph’s Fashion News & Features Director Bethan Holt. 

Join the festival to explore the world of fashion, from learning about the fine craft of couture and role of artist collaboration to the future of fashion and the meaning of the clothes we wear. Alongside talks, there will be a chance to visit interactive installations around the village of Braemar from Scottish textiles and designers.

BOOK: thefifearms.com


WHAT: Try some Italian cheese at Eusebi Deli, Glasgow

WHEN: Monday, November 6th to Sunday, 12th November

Discover the diverse range of Italian cheeses available in Scotland at one of Glasgow’s favourite Italian restaurants. Sample exceptional varieties like Gorgonzola and Mozzarella di Bufala, as well as lesser-known gems like Scamorza and Pecorino Toscano.

Expand your cheese palate and learn about these delicious offerings with information, tasting notes, and recipes. This international campaign aims to introduce the British consumer to a wider selection of Italian cheeses.


WHAT: Discover the World’s 39th Best Bar

WHERE: Panda & Sons, Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s very own Panda & Sons has made it onto the prestigious list of the world’s 50 best bars. This award, presented by ‘The World’s 50 Best Bars,’ recognises the most popular and innovative bars across the globe. Panda & Sons stands out as the only Scottish bar on the list and is one of only six in the entire UK to be featured. 

Their latest cocktail menu, ‘Transcend,’ has received critical acclaim and features sixteen cocktails that explore different ultra-low freezing techniques. These techniques, developed over five years of research, offer unique flavours, textures, and innovations that push the boundaries of cocktail making.

BOOK: pandaandsons.com


WHAT: Indulge in a Steak et Frites feast for £10

WHERE: Chateau-X, located at 10 Claremont Street, Finnieston, Glasgow

Glasgow’s award-winning steakhouse, has launched a new mid-week menu for meat lovers seeking a delicious bargain. From Monday to Wednesday, diners can indulge in a juicy flat iron steak accompanied by pommes frites for just £10.

Known for their unique and reasonably priced menu, the restaurant has become a go-to destination for steak lovers in the city since its 2021 launch. The “Meat the Frites” menu focuses on the exceptional quality and taste of perfectly cooked beef and crispy fries. Additionally, diners can customise their meal with homemade sauces and sides, including tobacco-smoked onions and a seasonal tomato and balsamic onion side salad. 

BOOK: chateaux-restaurant.co.uk


WHAT: Enjoy a bespoke festive shopping trip at Sterling Home

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WHEN: Throughout November

Sterling Home has joined forces with some of Quine’s favourite female-owned Scottish businesses for a series of festive events in their Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen stores throughout November.

The events include personal shopping with ElevenTwentySix, a Festive Wreath Workshop in collaboration with MUD, and a festive Christmas bauble personalisation service hosted by Scottish calligrapher Laila Lettering (guests who purchase baubles from the store on that day can have them personalised by Christina Lessani, the owner of Laila Lettering). 

BOOK: eventbrite.co.uk


WHAT: Celebrate St. Andrew’s Day with Blazin’ Fiddles at Usher Hall, Edinburgh

WHEN: Thursday, November 30th

This St Andrew’s Night, immerse yourself in the vibrant world of contemporary Scottish fiddle music as this acclaimed band graces the stage. With 25 years of touring and recording under their belts, Blazin’ Fiddles showcases the diverse sounds of the Highlands and Islands through their unique fiddle styles. 

This special event will also feature guest performances by Justin Currie, the talented lead vocalist of Del Amitri, and The Soundhouse Choir, a community ensemble known for their love of live music. Experience the harmonious fusion of traditional and modern melodies as the fiddles, guitars, piano, and beautiful voices fill the iconic Usher Hall.

BOOK: blazinfiddles.com


WHAT: Try the ultimate Alby’s Christmas sandwich at The Spence

WHEN: Throughout November & December

Unwrap a festive breakfast sandwich like no other at The Spence, part of Gleneagles Townhouse. Created in collaboration with Edinburgh’s iconic sandwich shop, Alby’s, this mouthwatering sandwich features porchetta, stuffing, brown sauce, matchstick crisps, celeriac and apple remoulade, and rocket – all served on Alby’s signature focaccia.

By indulging in this culinary delight, you’ll also be supporting Social Bite’s Festival of Kindness campaign. The Spence x Alby’s breakfast sandwich will be available until December 30th, priced at £12 with 50p from each sandwich sold going to charity. 

BOOK: gleneagles.com

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