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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
Using archives to find out about the history of your local neighbourhood.
Come and experience a light hearted trip along the canal from Lambhill Stables to Stockingfield Bridge
Join us as we explore the history of the British Home Children, through archives.
Join us for a special film screening exploring the intersections between beekeeping, agriculture and environmentalism with a Q&A with director Dani Acosta.
Join Iain Clark and Alan Riach at Glasgow Doors Open Day for an engaging discussion about their artistic and literary practices. Iain, a renowned photographic artist, blends photography and painting, while Alan, a celebrated scholar, specialises in twentieth-century literature. Both bring unique perspectives to this interactive event.
The University of Glasgow’s ARC hosts Iain Clark's solo photography exhibition, showcasing Glaswegians through monochromatic and color portraits. The exhibit captures the spirit of Glasgow, blending ordinary faces with local legends.
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
Come and see the longest temporary mural in Glasgow!
Join GBPT for a wander round Garnethill and Sauchiehall Street, capturing photos and stories.
Come explore the stables and the local buildings and landmarks with a local historian, Michael Nakonecznyj.
We invite you to join us for a walk around Glasgow city centre identifying derelict buildings listed on the Building At Risk website, and others which are yet to be added to the list.
2 hour guided themed walk around Central Glasgow's Merchant City/ tobacco lords domain, looking at history, buildings, legacies in the most popular of the four free walks i offer to Glaswegians and visitors to our great city alike. Meet new people, see new things, & Glaswegian humour along the way
Visit the Barras Market Area and explore the fascinating charms of the Barras.
Come explore local sculptures, on a walk through the North East of Glasgow, building a compelling historical overview of the area, spanning a period from 1902 to the present day
Join this guided walk exploring the bridges of Glasgow’s River Clyde, take a walk through history & find out how the bridges have transformed Glasgow over the centuries.
