Welcome Home: Southside Pop-up Shop
The Welcome Home Pop-up Shop at Tramway is a place to shop for inspiration as well as great gifts and products that are handmade, well designed, useful, beautiful or all of the above!
About Welcome Home: Southside Pop-up Shop
Welcome Home is an independent contemporary craft and design shop usually based in the CCA (Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow). It provides a showcase and creative retail space for craft, design and illustration, and can also be found online.
This winter Tramway hosts a southside pop-up from the shop. Find them on our mezzanine during venue opening hours.
Focused on making design and craft accessible to all, Welcome Home is a place to shop for inspiration as well as great gifts and products that are handmade, well designed, useful, beautiful or all of the above.
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