Sounds of the City
You are warmly invited to join Interfaith Glasgow for Sounds of the City, a vibrant evening of diverse music, song, and dance, at St Andrew's West on Sunday 22nd September!
About Sounds of the City
FUNDRAISING CONCERT TO SUPPORT THE VITAL WORK OF INTERFAITH GLASGOW - building bridges between diverse communities in troubled times
Light bites and refreshments will be served at the interval. Doors will open at 6.00pm for a 6.30pm start.
HEADLINER: Gillebrìde MacMillan (The Bard from Outlander) performing a selection of wonderful Gaelic songs!
Bring friends and family to share in the fun, and help us generate invaluable funds to support friendship-building, dialogue, and cooperation between Glasgow’s diverse communities at a critical time.
Tickets are by donation. We suggest a donation of £15 per adult and £5 per child, or an amount that feels right to you.
If you'd like to support the event but can't attend please don't book a ticket - instead donate via our website - Thanks so much for your support!
About the Venue: St Andrew's West Parish Church is a beautiful and atmospheric Gothic Revival building with fantastic acoustics, comfy seats and step-free access. It’s just a 2 minute walk from Charing Cross train station and you’ll find a range of public transport and parking options on the website of the adjoining Renfield Centre here: renfieldcentre.org.uk/getting-here
For more information about Interfaith Glasgow's work bringing diverse communities together visit: www.interfaithglasgow.org
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