Illustration of a skeleton drummer, a pumpkin headed guitarist and a masked singer on a stage at dusk under a big moon (Fright at the Museum)

Fright at the Museum

Families join presenter Owen Gunnell, conductor Celia Llácer, and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for a spooky carnival-themed concert. The performance brings fairground frights to life with tales of creaking Ferris wheels and abandoned rollercoasters accompanied by live symphonic music. The show also features the RSNO Children's Chorus, dancers from the Manor School of Ballet, and BSL performer Paul Whittaker.

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When

Tickets

Adult: £23.50, £19, £13.50, Child: £17, £13.50, £10.50 (includes booking fee and restoration fund).

Hours

Saturday 3:00 PM; Sunday 3:00 PM.

Ages

4-12

Parking

There is no on-site parking but there are nearby car parks: Concert Square Car Park; Buchanan Galleries Car Park; Meter Street parking is also available.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is via the Killermont Street entrance with lift access to all levels.

Pets

Assistance dogs are welcome at the venue.

Going?

Location

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall · 2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY Get Directions

Local Insight & Ratings

Scare Factor

👻 👻 👻 👻 👻 (2/5)

Family Friendly

👶 👶 👶 👶 👶 (5/5)

Best For

Families with children

Vibe

Spooky and theatrical

Energy Level

Low

Photo Friendly

Low

Tips & Advice

  • Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult to attend.
  • Book BSL tickets directly by contacting the box office.
  • There is no on-site parking, but spaces are available nearby at Concert Square Car Park and Buchanan Galleries Car Park.

Links & Contact

Run by Children's Classic Concerts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who performs in the concert?

The performance is presented by Owen Gunnell and conducted by Celia Llácer, featuring the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the RSNO Children's Chorus, and the Manor School of Ballet.

Is British Sign Language interpretation available?

Yes, BSL performer Paul Whittaker joins the performance.

Are assistance dogs permitted at the concert?

Assistance dogs are welcome, though sound levels can be loud; please notify the box office at the time of booking.

Can visitors take photos or film during the event?

Recording and photography by the public are only allowed if explicit permission has been granted in advance.

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