To celebrate this spooky season, on Wednesday 23^rd October, Pollokshaws Burgh Hall is showcasing German horror classic; The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920). To accompany the film screening, internationally acclaimed organist; Aaron Hawthorne, will be performing a live, fully improvised soundtrack on Scotland’s only Wurlitzer organ.

Inspired by Noel Carroll’s “Philosophy of Horror,”, this 3-day exhibition explores the unsettling relationship between fear and attraction, comfort and discomfort. Featuring works by Katherine Chapman, Laurie Gribben, and Alex Pelouch, this event delves into the psychological and emotional intricacies of horror. Each piece challenges you to confront your own thresholds of discomfort and find unexpected solace within.

Govanhill Baths and partners have organised a programme of events to celebrate International Women’s Day, with workshops screenings and exhibitions running from 6-11 March.

A documentary is being made about Govanhill and the filmmakers are looking to speak to a family who has lived here three generations or more. Is that you or do you know anyone who fits the bill?