HUSTLE Glasgow Entrepreneur Networking Event
NOTE: The venue is an smart wear (no hoodies or tracksuits) over 18 venue, ID must be shown, Venue Management have the right to refuse entry even with a ticket if these rules are not followed.
HUSTLE Glasgow Entrepreneur Networking - Pro Active Networking Events
HUSTLE Glasgow's Most Action-Oriented Networking for Ambitious Founders & Entrepreneurs
Your next co-founder. Your first investor. Your biggest client.
They could all be at this event.
If you're building a business — or ready to start one — HUSTLE Glasgow is where high-energy entrepreneurs connect, collaborate, and create real opportunities. No fluff. No awkward small talk. Just meaningful connections that move the needle.
Whether you're launching a startup, scaling a side hustle, or raising your first round, this is your chance to meet mentors, investors, future team members, and fellow go-getters who can help you accelerate faster.
Why You Should Come:
Perfect For:
Startup founders | Aspiring entrepreneurs | Solopreneurs | Side-hustlers | Freelancers | Investors | Innovators
This is NOT your average "handshake and hope" networking event.
We keep it fast-paced, inclusive, and founder-focused — with structured mingling to help you actually meet the right people.
It's FREE to attend — but space is limited and there is the expectation you buy a full priced drink at the bar.
Grab your ticket now before we sell out — again.
When: fourth Thursday each month (except December), from 5pm
Where: Waxy O'Connor's Glasgow, 44 West George Street, Glasgow G2 1DH
Bring: Your business cards, your energy, and what you're working on
Don't just network. Make things happen.
Reserve Your Spot Now – Limited Tickets Left
Join Glasgow's most proactive entrepreneurial community.
Your next breakthrough connection starts here.
About the venue: An Irish pub rated 4.3 from nearly 5,910 reviews, mid-priced, open midday to 11pm Monday to Thursday. It is listed as a live music and event venue. The room is the notable thing: reviewers describe a multi-level warren of staircases and carved woodwork salvaged from churches, repeatedly comparing it to something from Lord of the Rings. That layout means several distinct areas, useful for a group, though it can make finding people harder.
Getting there: About as central as Glasgow gets: Buchanan Street subway is a minute from the door and Queen Street station two minutes, giving direct trains to Edinburgh and the north. Glasgow Central is a five-minute walk for west coast mainline services. With that level of connection, and city-centre parking costs, arriving by train or subway is the obvious choice.