Area between Mount Florida Station, Prospecthill Road, Aitkenhead Road and Kings Park Avenue.
Welcome to Mount Florida Window Wanderland 2025!
Once again we will light up our neighbourhood with…. whatever marvels you choose to create! A few fairy lights or a full scale installation, it’s up to you.
This year we are bringing back the ‘makers session’ with a community drop in at Clincarthill Church on Saturday 1 February (2-4pm), giving you the chance to get a head-start with your display. We will have materials on hand and you are also welcome to bring your own to combine and to share with others.
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READ MOREGlasgow artist Sasha Shalmina's deeply personal solo exhibition The Colour of Grief, at New Glasgow Society, explores loss, healing and legacy.
READ MOREAn exhibition of original screenprints created by participants working with Bazooka Arts and Glasgow Print Studio, in response to the theme Brave Spaces.
READ MORETake Me Somewhere is an international, biennial festival and year-round sector support organisation that exists to position Scotland as the place to create and see radical performance.
READ MORESix Foot Gallery is honoured to present 'Not All Who Wander Are Lost' featuring twenty five works by Hungarian-born, Scotland-based visual artist Sándor Nagy.
READ MOREJoin The Yarn Cake between October 17th and 19th at the Trades Hall in Glasgow's Merchant City for a weekend of yarn squishing and socialising!
READ MORECelebrate the opening of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) with the team at Project Ability's city centre gallery on Monday 20th October.
READ MORETime and Space presents a multi-media exhibition exploring Comfort & Disturb through the experiences of people who hear voices and/or self-harm.
READ MOREDo Not Disturb! is a series of staged photographs created to tell the stories of those who have been, or still are, affected by poor mental health.
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