Before Hours Pilates - 30th October
A 30-minute morning Pilates session is offered at The Delphine, Princes Square, for £25 per person.
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You know Motherwell and Wishaw, from Fir Park's energy on match days to the quiet charm of Dalzell Estate's woodlands, from Wishaw's 12th-century roots to the steel heritage that shaped us all. But between Facebook groups, local apps, and endless scrolling, the real gems get lost in the noise. That's where we come in. Every week, we share what actually matters, the events worth your time, the stories that matter, the opportunities you'd otherwise miss. No algorithm, no clutter. Just the signal. Join locals who've already ditched the digital hunt and get Motherwell & Wishaw delivered straight to your inbox.
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A 30-minute morning Pilates session is offered at The Delphine, Princes Square, for £25 per person.
Bristol Halloween event features drum and bass soundsystems with nine hours of music in a haunted house setting.
Karen Dunbar performs a night of comedy as part of her Scottish tour.
Rebecca Auchterlonie, Stewart Hay, and DJ Patey perform live music and entertainment at an evening event.
Culture and Cedric Myton perform a double headline show at The Fleece in Bristol.
A Christmas party night featuring a Grease vs. Dirty Dancing dance-off at 15 lanark Road.
What's on in Motherwell & Wishaw covers a range of activities across both towns and surrounding areas. Whether you're looking for things to do in Motherwell & Wishaw this week or this weekend, the site helps you find Nightlife & Music, theatre, Food & Drink events, Family & Kids, Shopping & Markets, fitness and outdoor pursuits, and nightlife options. Events in Motherwell & Wishaw are listed by category and date, making it straightforward to plan your time whether you're a local or visiting the area. The towns themselves have deep industrial heritage, and events reflect both the area's history and contemporary culture. You'll find football matches at Fir Park, theatre and concerts at Motherwell Concert Hall, family days out at M&D's Scotland's Theme Park, and outdoor activities at RSPB Baron's Haugh Nature Reserve near Dalzell Estate. The Town Centre is compact and easily accessible, just minutes from the rail stations. Throughout Wishaw, Bellshill, and surrounding neighbourhoods, regular community gatherings and seasonal festivals bring residents together. This site helps you navigate what's happening locally by filtering events this week and this weekend, browsing by venue or event category, and discovering what's on across Motherwell, Wishaw, and nearby areas. Use the events guide to plan visits to the North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre, book tickets for live performances, find food events, or search for family-friendly activities. Whether you're based in the Town Centre or further afield, the guide keeps you informed about local happenings across the region.
### How can I find out what's on in Motherwell & Wishaw this weekend? Visit The City Brief's homepage and use the "This Weekend" filter to see all events across Motherwell and Wishaw happening Saturday and Sunday. Browse by category, Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, Shopping & Markets, or search by specific neighbourhoods. The listings are updated regularly, so you’ll find the most current programme of theatre, concerts, markets, and community activities taking place near you. ### How often are Motherwell & Wishaw event listings updated? The City Brief updates its Motherwell & Wishaw events calendar regularly to reflect new listings and cancellations. Check back frequently, or use the site's category filters and venues sections to stay informed about upcoming activities, from Motherwell Concert Hall performances to Fir Park events. You can also find local food and drink happenings across the town centre and surrounding areas such as Wishaw. ### Where can I find live music in Motherwell & Wishaw? Live music events in Motherwell & Wishaw are often held at venues such as Motherwell Concert Hall, which hosts weekly concerts and performances. Browse the Nightlife & Music category on The City Brief to discover gigs and music-focused events. Filter by venue to find what’s playing this week in Motherwell, Wishaw, and nearby areas. ### What kinds of events happen in Motherwell & Wishaw during the week? Throughout the week, Motherwell & Wishaw hosts a range of activities including theatre performances, food and drink events, markets, exhibitions, and cultural activities. The City Brief lists events across six categories: Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. Each week brings different programmes at venues like Motherwell Concert Hall, Fir Park, and within the town centre. ### What are the most popular event categories in Motherwell & Wishaw? The most popular event categories across Motherwell & Wishaw include Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. Use The City Brief's category pages to explore what’s on. Football matches at Fir Park and community events remain regular fixtures, whilst cultural and family-friendly activities are well represented throughout the towns and neighbourhoods. Consider exploring events around the Dalzell Estate or within the Town Centre.