There are several good theatres that offer a varied programme of events, and the city is also well known for grooming new and young talent. Groundbreaking dramas can be seen at the Tron, the Citizens, the Tramway and the Arches. Scottish Opera is the largest performing arts organisation in Scotland and their home is at the Theatre Royal on Hope street. The Royal Scottish National Orchestra has popular Proms concerts in June at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Sauchiehall street. The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra performs at various venues including the BBC HQ on Queen Margaret drive. The recently refurbished City Hall on Candleriggs is home to the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. The Bar Fly Club has a wider choice of music styles on offer and Brel, on Ashton lane, occasionally has Jazz acts. There is a well-established club scene in the city with a wide choice of venues and beats. Clubs tend to come and go as tastes change so it's best to check local listings for current information. Glasgow's pubs were once known for attracting serious drinkers, but things have changed and most are friendly and welcoming. There are also an ever-increasing number of more upmarket wine bars and cafes available. To find out what's on, pick up a copy of The List, which has full details and previews of the arts and nightlife in Glasgow and Edinburgh. | 
