| 75 Kilbowie Road, Clydebank G81 1BL | |
| 01419522444 | |
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This space is perfect to exhibit, inspire and support the professional and the amateur alike.
We assist the public from every generation in exploring and learning different forms of art by holding regular classes and workshops within these inspirational surroundings.
It has great connection links as it is 2 mins walk from main train station and on a main bus route and a free large car park.
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