Let the Earth Speak
Wellington Church 77 Southpark Avenue, Glasgow, United KingdomCelebrate Midsummer at our Poetry Evening in our Woodlands Hall. We will listen to poetry old and new on the principal theme of Climate Justice hosted by Christian Aid and led by Val Brown, their interim Head in Scotland. To book a slot on the Open Mic please email munrowalker@ntlworld.com. Let’s climb strange new hills […]
Toot Ard
Audio Glasgow 14 Midland St, GlasgowTootArd are two brothers from the occupied Golan Heights. Their latest album, Migrant Birds, showcases the band’s new sound, a captivating and nostalgia-inspired homage to the synth Arabic disco pop era. The album’s core is based on a simple idea – freedom; the freedom to be a Migrant Bird that can fly away. But perhaps […]
New Writers Showcase with UofG Lifelong Learning
Lecture Theatre 639, James McCune Smith Building University Avenue, University of Glasgow, GlasgowJoin the lifelong learners at the University of Glasgow as they share the best of their new creative writing. From poems and short stories to true tales and drama, help us celebrate these new writers finding their voice and talent on short courses at the University of Glasgow. All welcome for an evening of inspiration […]
Julius Caesar
Glasgow Botanic Gardens 730 Great Western RoadOutdoor Shakespeare returns to the Botanic Gardens with this epic new production of the Bard’s political thriller, “Julius Caesar”. When Caesar’s popularity with the people threatens the city’s democracy, a group of conspirators decide to take action and unleash civil war on the streets of Rome. Join Bard in the Botanics for this fast-paced, exciting […]
Choral Music for the Solstice
University Of Glasgow Memorial Chapel 1 The Square, University AvenueCelebrate the longest day with a late-night concert of choral music including Herbert Howell’s beautiful setting of the Requiem and highlights of our upcoming tour to Northern Ireland.
A Window on Ukraine – photographs by Robert Burns
Hillhead Library 348 Byres RoadThis exhibition offers distinctive observations and reflections of the Ukraine over several years between 2007 and 2012 by Glasgow-based photographer Robert Burns. The exhibition demonstrates his keen interest and empathy for the ordinary people in Kyiv and other nearby towns and cities. He has recorded the joys of Ukrainian life, the weddings, the festivals, children […]
Gaia (The Earth) by Luke Jerram, part of 50th Anniversary Celebrations of The CRM Society
Mackintosh Queen's Cross 870 Garscube RoadTo celebrate its 50th year, the CRM Society is holding a series of events at its home at Queen’s Cross. This former church was designed by Mackintosh and now operates as a successful venue for music and events. Measuring six metres in diameter, Gaia features 120dpi detailed NASA imagery of the Earth’s surface. The artwork […]
The West End Wander
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum Argyle Street, GlasgowCome join us on an award-winning food tour of Glasgow’s leafy west end and explore the thriving food scene Glaswegians love! With our tour you will wander through our vibrant city, tasting an eclectic mix of quality Scottish food and drink. Enjoying the Glasgow patter and some Gaelic, your local tour guide will walk you […]
Delaware Women’s Chorus, Wilmington
St. Bride's Church 69 Hyndland Road“Songs of Strength, Hope and Unity” Presented by Delaware Women’s Chorus Hailing from four different US States and representing a wide variety of ethnicities, life styles and abilities, this entertaining ensemble presents a programme showcasing the wide spectrum of music written specifically for women’s voices, highlighting the vast range of human emotion and experience found […]
Lincoln Laughs
The Lincoln Inn 2131 Great Western RoadA regular New Material Comedy night that brings together Emerging and Experienced Acts for fabulous nights of Daftness & Laughter in Knightswood, West Glasgow.
Julius Caesar
Glasgow Botanic Gardens 730 Great Western RoadOutdoor Shakespeare returns to the Botanic Gardens with this epic new production of the Bard’s political thriller, “Julius Caesar”. When Caesar’s popularity with the people threatens the city’s democracy, a group of conspirators decide to take action and unleash civil war on the streets of Rome. Join Bard in the Botanics for this fast-paced, exciting […]
Henry IV
Kibble Palace Glasshouse 730 Great Western RoadShakespeare’s great historical drama is adapted for just 4 actors in the stunning and intimate surroundings of the Kibble Palace Glasshouse. As the ailing King Henry IV faces rebellion and war, his son and heir prefers to waste his time in taverns. Fathers and sons take centre stage - alongside one of Shakespeare’s most vivid […]
