The voting has now closed and Govanhill Community Development Trust are pleased to announce the projects that the good people of Govanhill have chosen to receive grants of £1,355 from this year’s Thriving Govanhill fund. 

Remembering Together: Glasgow’s Covid Memorial, is a national project, funded by the Scottish Government and managed by Greenspace Scotland and Govanhill Baths Community Trust.

Find out What’s On in Govanhill and neighbouring areas this festive period. From Christmas markets to Hogmanay parties, Greater Govanhill’s 2023 festive events guide has it all.

Komplex Gallery is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its new gallery shop, set in the heart of a 1900s bakery. The gallery is a dedicated venue for modern and contemporary artworks

Free workshop on the history of community media in the Gorbals, Govanhill and beyond. Learn about papers like The View and Castlemilk Today; papers that often showcased working-class culture and supported tenant organising. Get the chance to plan an article of your own.

Our festive issue will hit doorsteps at the beginning of December. Readers will be keen to see local businesses and makers and we offer very reasonable print advertising rates. Read below for more information!

We are seeking a highly organised person to take care of facilities and events in our recently opened Community Newsroom in the heart of the Southside. This will involve managing the space day-to-day which includes our co-working desk, and regular events.

Decolonise Fest is an annual London-based, volunteer-run, non-profit DIY punk festival collectively organised by and for punx of colour. This is we are going on tour in Glasgow on 11 November at Mono.

The Lullaby Project is a creative day for parents to make a new lullaby for their child. The event is open to parents of all nationalities and is also open to anyone outside of Govan, including Govanhill residents.

Radio Buena Vida is proud to present Buenafest, a special FREE event dedicated to showcasing the creativity and diversity within our community. The entire event and the Greater Govanhill show will also be broadcast from @thegladcafe

A couple of spaces are still available for the workshops, which will be a short, fun and informal tutorial on how easy it can be to do a show on RBV. Contrary to the small typo on the first image, the 2nd workshop is from 11am-12 noon. Click here to book a space.

Join the University of Glasgow for an important community conversation on travel in Govanhill! Your voice matters, and we want to hear your thoughts on travel and ideas on how to improve how you get around in your neighbourhood.

Positive Action in Housing, a leading refugee housing charity based in Glasgow, has expressed deep concern over the impending homelessness crisis faced by approximately 1,400 individuals expected to be granted asylum by the end of this year.

An event will be held at the Govanhill Community Remembrance Garden this Saturday in honour of lost loved ones. All residents are welcome to come along pay their respects during the open service, which will pay special affection to the late Debbie McInally, former staff member of Govanhill Housing Association.

Stand Up to Racism are asking as many people as possible to join their demonstration to show that refugees are welcome here in Scotland. They are calling on anti-racist car drivers to help others make the journey.

We’re looking for your views on how to improve Queen’s Park. Please give us your views.

Queen’s Park Working Group is a community and Council partnership. They hasve secured Area Partnership funding to undertake a community consultation as an input to developing ideas of how to improve Queen’s Park & Recreation Ground.

The Survivor Arts Community are inviting self-identifying women survivors of abuse to join their Autumn and Winter season choirs. The Glasgow-based charity will be hosting an information event on Thursday 14 September for people interested in joining.

The Southside Wellbeing Festival, in Partnership with Finn’s Place, The Wee Retreat CIC is back for 2023 after its hugely successful premier last summer. Expect to find lots of free and pay-what-you-can events to boost the wellbeing and mental health of Glasgow's Southside