A number of the Glasgow squad will meet with supporters after the match in the beer tent, which is sited alongside the clubhouse at Hughenden.
Whitecraigs Minis will be providing the half-time entertainment on Friday with an exhibition game. See if you can spot the Scotland international stars of the future.
Glasgow Warriors and Scotland Sevens starlet Colin White was on hand to help First Minister Jack McConnell unveil the 17 sports which will be included in the bid for the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The 22-year-old flanker was joined by fellow sportsmen such as Lee McConnell (athletics), Kay Moran (bowls), Rhona Simpson (hockey), Andrew Lindsay (swimming/disability), Steve Frew (gymnastics) and Rob Wardale (cycling).
And Colin enjoyed the experience of representing rugby sevens, which will be one of the core sports in the Bid, at the event which was held at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow. He said: "It was great to be involved in the event. It was also good to meet a number of other sportsmen and women you may not usually see. "The focus was on Glasgow's bid for the 2014 Commonwealth Games and we are all desperate to bring the Games to our city."