Roads are closed and parking restrictions are in place until midnight.
Organisers have warned of some disruption to traffic around the George Square area, with road closures and parking restrictions in place.
READ MORE: Glasgow ice rink and climbing wall to replace George Square and St Enoch Christmas markets The fun starts at 5pm with Little Mix Magic tribute act, followed by the 20-piece Berrie Big Band and Soul Nation Choir, with a crowd sing-along and comedy segment sandwiched in between. Santa Claus himself will also stop off in George Square to greet the crowd ahead of a performance from Scottish pop star Callum Beattie.
The north, east, south and west sides of George Square will be closed throughout today until midnight tonight, along with the following routes:
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