How was Scottish gardening influenced by the empire and transatlantic trade? Join this roundtable discussion among garden practitioners, authors and academics, as they investigate the colonial legacies of Scottish horticulture, and make proposals for more inclusive, ethical and historically aware gardening practices

In this presentation, cultural historian and anti-racist activist Daniel Mwangi explores the bloody history behind Glasgow's public statues.

This week the Sound Lab welcomes everyone who wants to be initiated in DJing, singing and improv to free workshops in Queen's park.

Come along to this 2 hour workshop and learn the basics of macrame.

Tenement Veg would like to invite you to join them in tours of their productive Market Garden. Come meet the growers, see what they manage to create, learn about how they grow some of the best fruit and veg in Glasgow!

Set the SEEN is a free community festival of events that will create a platform for those suffering with an invisible illness to be seen, heard, validated and represented.

Two events in one day from Romano Lav

On Saturday 21 May, The Hidden Gardens are Growing Greener! Visit us from 1:30 to 4pm and find out about the small changes in your everyday life that can go a long way for the environment, and take part in fun and free activities!

Dance International Glasgow (DIG) last Thursday announced its new Spring Season in what promises to be a snapshot of some of the most exciting dance artists creating work in Scotland today alongside artists from across the UK and the wider world.

Join The People’s Plot to learn basic grafting techniques and take away your own trees. This practical workshop is open to anyone. Handtools and knifes will be used, unfortunately it is not appropriate for young children unless supervised by an adult. All tools will be provided. A suggested donation of £2-£6 for each tree.

GACO (Glasgow Autonomous Community Orchestra) are hosting their second session this Sunday. It will explore score-based approaches to improvisation and use visual/graphic aids so participants don’t need to know how to read traditional sheet music. Any ability and any instrument welcomed.

Join the Bees Knees for a night of multicultural storytelling and feasting

The Dark Philosophers are marking the new year – a belated Blwyddyn Newydd Dda to you all! – by celebrating the work of the late, great Jan Morris; author, travel writer, historian, and daughter of Eifionydd.

Never made a zine before and want to try? Like watching TV? Join Glasgow Zine Library for a free, fun evening of zine-making online!

Join our Arabic language meetups. They are casual conversations with folk from Govanhill and beyond where you can practise your speaking and listening skills. Some may be a bit more structured but it's all about making learning fun and meeting new people.

A free outdoor exercise class for all abilities. Come relax your body and mind in a friendly atmosphere and tranquil gardens.

If you live in Govanhill and want to practise your English with others, join the Thriving Places language meet-ups on Zoom, where you can practise your speaking and listening skills.

Join the Merry-Go-Round support group and get confidential one on one support from Margaret our Breastfeeding counsellor as well as a social chat with other breastfeeding Mamas

Join the Merry-Go-Round support group and get confidential one on one support from Margaret our Breastfeeding counsellor as well as a social chat with other breastfeeding Mamas

Join the Merry-Go-Round support group and get confidential one on one support from Margaret our Breastfeeding counsellor as well as a social chat with other breastfeeding Mamas