Ando Glaso Roma Cultural Festival
Enjoy the colourful Roma culture through workshops, exhibitions, presentations, concerts and more at CCA Glasgow on 27th & 28th August!
About Ando Glaso Roma Cultural Festival
Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, in 2021-22 Ando Glaso embarked on a year long journey to explore the cultural heritage of the various Roma communities around Scotland. The finale to this project is a two days long cultural festival, to showcase a wide range of Roma heritage.
Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the colourful Roma culture through workshops, exhibitions, presentations, concerts and more.
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