Fancy learning a new skill? Want something fun to look forward to? Art Space G41 are a CIC based in Shawlands offering creative workshops.

Rumpus Room are offering a new Young Artists Bursary Programme which has been made possible through support from Creative Scotland. The programme will offer 3 young people (aged 18-24yrs) based in Glasgow the funds and opportunity to develop their own creative practice.

The season, which follows the return of the main biennial festival in October 2021, showcases a clutch of bold UK & international performers.

The Queens Park Baptist Church runs a twice weekly drop-in café for all local residents in Govanhill.

A multilingual poster has been developed by local residents and Thriving Places Govanhill to help with clarity about what to do with our rubbish

For ESOL students – an opportunity to explore the theme of ‘Going Forward | Looking Back’ with the help of a Creative Writing tutor who will help them to use poetry and prose in reflecting on their journey so far

As the festive season falls away from view, Govanhill Mental Health Network (GMHN) are keen to share information about resources, helplines and services that will be useful to people who may be struggling with a whole range of issues during this time.

Greater Govanhill Magazine would like to pass on their congratulations to The Well for finding a new hub on Allison Street. The Well is a registered Scottish Charity based in Govanhill. They offer free Advice Consultations to clients who are disadvantaged through poverty, racism, limited English language skills, social isolation and simply not knowing how things work in the UK.

Join this free family science show on Zoom - it’s out of this world. Come along, get involved with fun characters and learn all about CubeSats - wee satellites made in Scotland - then make your own satellite and maybe even win a prize!

LGBT Youth Scotland are inviting people to get involved with LGBT History month in February. The theme for 2022 is Blurring Borders. A World in Motion.

Greater Govanhill CIC is hiring! We operate as a social enterprise, and publish an award winning community magazine. We are looking for someone who can help us develop through building on existing income streams, enabling us to grow.

If you’re a carer or are involved in identifying, involving or supporting unpaid carers, you are invited to take part in the review of Glasgow’s City Health and Social Care Partnership Carer Strategies.

Many people are trying to help communities get back in their feet following COVID. WEvolution support people to start small peer-led groups that generate connections, savings and capital for its members and we're looking for people to help us support more people, quicker.

Many of us have been left disappointed and deflated by the agreement reached. But there has also been a huge amount of activism taking place and new connections made. We'd like to share reflections from Govanhill-based individuals, community groups and businesses,

To celebrate the launch of Time for one Poem - a new poetry podcast for people who don't read poetry - some the poets featured on the podcast will introduce themselves and give a short reading.

This is a free event with an optional donation that will go towards the 'Pay it forward' initiative at Category is Books, an LGBTQIA+ bookshop in Govanhill, in memory of the poet Callie Gardner.

COP26 comes to Glasgow in 4 weeks’ time. Delegates from around the world will discuss commitments to international climate action, which will shape how safe our futures are in Scotland and around the world. Here are some ways you can get involved in supporting climate justice.

We are looking for a Communications, Admin and Editorial Assistant to work for our solutions-focused magazine in the Southside of Glasgow. This is through the UK Government Kickstart Scheme, which means applicants must be on Universal Credit, aged 16-24, currently unemployed and based in the UK. To see if you are eligible to apply, please contact your Job Centre work coach.

Cancer Research UK's Cancer Awareness Roadshow is currently offering free talks to community groups.

Megahertz, an award winning physical theatre company, is looking to hire five local dancers to perform their own two minute routines on the streets of Govanhill and Pollokshields.

SEIN are looking for an illustrator to create 15-20 spot illustrations that represent both the services of the network, and the activities of their members.

The illustrations will be used on their website, across their social platforms, on information that they circulate among their members and their mailing list. The successful applicant will be paid £1000 for their work.