2024 Programme
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ALL BUILDINGS
Camphill Gate and its lovely roof garden welcome visitors back for our one day roof top cafe with amazing views of the South and West of the city and an exhibition about the history of the building.
You will enjoy reaching out to the historical past of The Merchants House and visiting the rooms of the Grand Hall, Directors, and Lord Dean's room. You can also view historical artifacts.
The Pyramid at Anderston (B-listed) was designed in 1965 by Honeyman, Jack and Robertson for the Church of Scotland, opening in 1968.
This award-winning building is more home than a clinical setting. Find out how the building helps us provide care and support to families from Glasgow and beyond.
Join tours of this award winning restored historic stables block, hear and share memories of Castlemilk and meet street artist Frodrik as he works on a new mural celebrating the history of the area
This category A listed building is of historical importance, we plan to convert it to Student Accommodation whilst retaining the listed building features, investing in the Springburn area.
A rare opportunity to see (and climb) inside the last surviving intact church by world-renowned architect, Alexander “Greek” Thomson. Come and marvel at the gloriously-decorated interior.
ALL EVENTS
An Atlanta girl's guide to navigating historic streets and buildings at the Glasgow School of Art with wheels & a dream.
Come learn about the making of Clydeside Gardens and its importance as a local greenspace.
A day filled with Mexican folk dance. Come and learn about the Latin American communities in Glasgow.
A fabric bead making workshop for Glasgow Doors Open Days with Doreen will offer you an opportunity to work with an accomplished textile artist to learn to make a beautiful bead that can be used to create elaborate pieces of bespoke jewellery – bracelets, earrings, necklaces, etc.
This Japanese Calligraphy workshop will offer you an insight into this beautiful traditional skill of writing with an ink and a brush.
Football’s Square Mile is the home of the Scotch Professors, as they colloquially became known, who created the passing, running and inclusive game of football, and transported it to every corner of the planet.
Join us to listen to the podcast and for an informal Q&A with young migrants.
ALL RESOURCES
Listening To Our City is an ongoing Glasgow-based project involving people who have experience of the asylum seeking and refugee process. This project has been developing since 2022, and we are currently in discussions with our partners on the next phase.
An easy, how-to guide to help you begin your Wiki Walks journey. Learn why Wikimedia Commons is important and how you can help make it better.
Watch a series of short films ‘Climate Change and Glasgow’s Homes’ following experts, homeowners and tradespeople taking on the challenges of retrofitting Glasgow’s homes in 2024
Explore Glasgow's vibrant streets through the eyes of a wheelchair-user. This storymap reveals the city's blend of history, art, and accessibility, offering a unique and inclusive perspective.
ALL TRAILS
Discover the beautiful surroundings of Maryhill and its rich history through our trails. We offer free maps of trails suitable for all ages and types of walks.
Discover Glasgow’s history and culture on "The People of Glasgow Tour." Explore iconic sites and hear untold stories with guides who offer unique insights into the city’s vibrant past and present.
We're an exciting heritage project who track down & research fast disappearing signs around Glasgow. Join us on this city centre tour where we'll share some of the stories behind Glasgows fading signs
The Southern Necropolis, the Gorbals very own City of the Dead and the final resting place of 250,000 contributors to the rich historical legacy of Glasgow, and the Legend of the Gorbals Vampire.
An fun and informative overview of the history of Glasgow's West End through its history, buildings and characters. If you don't believe me, then check out Stroll Through Time on Tripadvisor
Come and join the Battle of Langside walking tour and learn about one of the most significant events in the history of Scotland.
A heritage trail and tour of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum that addresses the connections between museums, slavery, colonialism and imperialism, and the legacies of this past.
Join this engineer guided walk exploring the bridges of Glasgow’s River Kelvin. Find out how and why they were built as they are and why the West End of Glasgow looks the way it does today.
