Scandal is a multicultural club night run by South Asian queer students involved in Scotland’s Hip-hop scene incorporating Bhangra and other genres.

WSHWSH is a collective for MENA/SWANA folk to meet, party, and get sweaty on the dance floor. WSHWSH aim to provide spaces where we can celebrate our culture by dancing to some of the best tunes from our region, mixed in with a range of other genres like techno and Afrobeats.

Time for one poem! are hosting a series of poetry workshops locally and online. There are two different blocks depending on whether you are a 'Beginner' or 'More Experienced'.

Local organisations and residents are coming together for the first litter pick of what they hope will become a monthly event.

Come along for a full day of crosswords and puzzles to celebrate the 1st birthday of The Anymen’s crossword club! All crossword abilities are welcome to drop in throughout the day as there will be a range of activities on offer including cryptic crosswords, a pub quiz and food.

This event is one of many monthly ‘Open House’ events to be held at the Community Newsroom: home to Greater Govanhill magazine and the Ferret investigative media coop.

Join artist and consent educator Tom Krasny for a six week series of evening classes introducing terminology and practical tools for practicing consent and boundaries.  

Glasgow Home Birth is a meet up group for learning, sharing, community building and support around home birth. They meet monthly in The Community Newsroom.

Ruya showcases a new collection of photographs made over the last year, created during an extended series of workshops, facilitated by Morwenna Kearsley. The title is primarily a female name of Arabic origin that means vision, sight or dream.

Come along to a special event for International Women’s Day 2024. Since the late 50s, early 60s the South Asian community in Glasgow have been using Govanhill Baths.

Join Propagate and The Tree Council for a Sunday afternoon of workshops in tree care in the Queen's Park Orchard!

The BHASHA Glasgow Language Festival returns for the sixth time to celebrate the many languages spoken in the city.

A new clinic to get your hearing aids checked in Govanhill

The Young Women’s Movement are holding an ‘Empowering Pathways For Women’ course that is taking place at The Deep End in partnership with Romano Lav. The course started on 24th of January, but women can join up to 3 weeks into the course, which runs until the end of March.

With the heartbreaking situation in Palestine continuing, we wanted to round up some of the events and actions that are happening locally and across Glasgow.

For those in UK / Central belt Scotland who wish to reconnect to themselves with a rejuvinating soundbath in one of Glasgow's loveliest yoga studios, @theweeretreat

A new poetry course for beginners and intermediates at Glasgow Zine Library with local poet Annie Muir.

Do you like making things but don't have the time or space around work and/or family commitments to get started? Are you surrounded by unfinished projects? Could 2024 be the year you learn something new? Finish something you started months or even years ago? Maybe even make a little money selling your arts and crafts?

A weekly Saturday morning art session to make something FABULOUS to take home with your wee one.

In celebration of Burn's Night enjoy an evening of Scottish music with Hannah Lee, Rosie McDonald and Katherine Harrison at Queen's Park Govanhill Parish Church.

Queens Park Music Kids return for 2024! Plus, one of the staff members will also be hosting a Burn’s Night Gig