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The Best Things To Do In Dundee - June 2026


Scotland's World Cup campaign, the return of Dundee Pride and a packed programme of festivals, concerts, exhibitions and community events mean June is shaping up to be one of the busiest months of the year in Dundee.


From fan zones and live music to walking tours, comedy shows, cultural celebrations and family-friendly attractions, there is something happening across the city almost every day throughout the month.


Here are some of the top things to see and do in Dundee this June.


Design & Disability

From 5 June, V&A Dundee


Explore a major new exhibition examining how design can challenge barriers and create a more inclusive world. Running throughout the summer and beyond.


The Yard Market

Various dates and locations throughout June


The popular independent market returns throughout the month, bringing together local makers, artists, food producers and small businesses at venues including The Steeple, CANVAS and Broughty Castle.


Saturday 6 June - The Steeple

Sunday 7 June - CANVAS

Saturday 13 June - CANVAS

Saturday 20 June - Broughty Castle Museum


Oor Trams: Dundee's Tram Era Remembered

From 8 June, Dundee Museum of Transport


Step back into Dundee's tramway history with this brand-new exhibition featuring a reconstructed tram front built using original 1920s plans and fascinating stories from the city's transport past.


Dundee Play Festival

11-14 June, Various Locations


Join in during this city-wide celebration designed to bring communities together through games, sports, and creative activities. It launches on the International Day of Play and is the first event of its kind in the city.


French Conversation with Joanne Hynie

11 June, 10am, Scrymgeour Building


Practise your French in a welcoming and relaxed environment at this conversation session hosted at the University of Dundee.


Julie Fowlis

11 June, 8pm, Whitehall Theatre


Join Julie and her stellar band for a special evening of music and song, celebrating 21 years since the release of her debut album “mar a tha mo chridhe/as my heart is”.


Taylor More Swiftly

12 June, 8pm, Beat Generator LIVE


Taylor Swift meets ska punk in this unique tribute show featuring energetic reworkings of some of the singer's biggest hits.


Marc Jennings: If and When (Work in Progress)

12 June, 8pm, Number 57 Pub


One of Scotland's most popular comedians brings a brand-new work-in-progress show to Dundee.


Dundee Get Together: Celebrating Kindness

13 June, 3pm, City Square


A colourful new festival celebrating Dundee's diversity, culture and community spirit with performances, activities and a city-centre parade.


Bongo's Bingo

13 June, 4pm, LIVEHOUSE Dundee


Expect bingo unlike anything you've experienced before, with dance-offs, prizes, singalongs and plenty of surprises.


Dundee Whisky Festival

13 June, 4.30pm, Caird Hall


Sample some of Scotland's finest whiskies and meet producers at this brand-new celebration of the nation's famous drink.


Tay Bridge Disaster, McGonagall, Captain Scott and Other Tales

14 June and 28 June, 2pm, RRS Discovery


Discover fascinating stories from Dundee's past on this guided walking tour exploring some of the city's most famous historical figures and events.


Northern Soul Story

14 June, 7.30pm, Beat Generator


An 11-piece band, brass section and Northern Soul classics combine for a spectacular evening celebrating one of Britain's most beloved music movements.


World Cup Fan Zone: Scotland v Haiti

14 June, 10pm, LIVEHOUSE Dundee


Cheer on Scotland at one of the city's biggest World Cup watch parties as fans gather together for the tournament opener.


Concerts for a Summer's Night

18 June, 8pm, Dundee Rep Theatre


A beautiful evening of music celebrating light, rhythm and connection performed by a talented Scottish ensemble.


Dundee Book Festival

19-23 June, Various Venues


Authors, discussions, performances and family events take place across Dundee as the Dundee Book Festival returns for five days of literary celebration.


World Cup Fan Zone: Scotland v Morocco

19 June, 10pm, LIVEHOUSE Dundee


Cheer on Scotland at one of the city's biggest World Cup watch parties as fans gather together for the second match against Morocco.


Slavery, Votes for Women and Maybe The End of Jack the Ripper

20 June, 12pm, City Square


A fascinating walking tour uncovering lesser-known stories from history, from social reform to famous unsolved mysteries.


Belle & Sebastian

20 June, 7.30pm, Caird Hall


The acclaimed Scottish indie band celebrate 30 years of their debut album Tigermilk with a special anniversary performance.


Dundee Farmers' Market

20 June, 9am-4pm, City Square


Browse fresh local produce, artisan food, gifts and crafts from traders across the region.


The Invisible Forces Behind Your Decisions - Live Experience

24 June, 6pm, Flour Mill


An intriguing interactive experience exploring the hidden psychological forces that influence our everyday choices.


World Cup Fan Zone: Scotland v Brazil

24 June, 8pm, LIVEHOUSE Dundee


LIVEHOUSE transforms into a giant fan zone as Scotland take on Brazil in one of the most anticipated matches of the tournament.


History in Our Bones: Uncovering Stories of Disability Through Time

26 June, 10am, The McManus


Explore how disability has been experienced and understood throughout history through archaeology, science and historical research.


An Evening with Lorraine Kelly: In Conversation with Rosie Kelly Smith

26 June, 7.45pm, Whitehall Theatre


Join Scotland’s favourite broadcaster, Lorraine Kelly, for a special, intimate evening at the Whitehall Theatre.


Dundee Pride 2026

27 June, 11am, Slessor Gardens


Dundee Pride returns with a day of celebration, entertainment, community spirit and support for the LGBTQ+ community.


The Good, The Bad, & The British

28 June, 10am-4pm, Dundee Museum of Transport


Celebrating the good and the bad of British cars in the British Isles.


Austentatious

29 June, 7.30pm, Whitehall Theatre


The award-winning improvised Jane Austen-inspired comedy arrives in Dundee as part of its latest UK tour.



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