Glasgow Doors Open Days Brochure 2019 by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust

16 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 22 September 2019 Get into buildings and enjoy free events. 122 Open Buildings. Guided Walks, Talks, Events & Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Activities. Bookings open 1st September glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is 30 years old! In 1990, Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival was part of the first ever Doors Open Days in Europe. 41 buildings opened their doors and welcomed in the public as part of the European Heritage Days programme. Since then the festival has opened over 500 buildings across Glasgow and has grown to include a varied programme of events and guided walks, celebrating the city’s buildings, it's people and their stories. This year from 16th–22nd September, you are invited into a record 122 buildings. Get up close and personal with the city’s architecture; inspect working factories, check out night clubs and theatres, join the congregation in one of many places of worship and get involved with thriving community projects. Look out for yet to be announced, 30th anniversary surprises by keeping an eye on our website and social media channels. As ever, happy exploring!

Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is organised by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust, a charity that works to rescue, repair, restore and rehabilitate historic buildings at risk across the city.

We would like to thank Glasgow City Council, Assured 24, Kelvingrove Café, CBC and all of our sponsors whose generous contributions make the festival possible, keeping it a free event for all to enjoy. 3

THINGS TO KNOW Don’t forget to check out the national programme of Doors Open Days happening across the whole of Scotland throughout September at www.doorsopendays.org.uk All of our events are FREE to attend, however some need to be booked in advance. Booking opens at 10am on 1st September. Advance booking is required for some building tours, walks, talks and special events – see individual entries for booking instructions. Most events can be booked via www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk Every effort was made to ensure details in this brochure were correct at the time of going to print but the programme is subject to change. For updates please check www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk, sign up to our mailing list and follow us on social media. @GlasgowDoorsOpenDays @GlasgowDOD @glasgowdoorsopendaysfestival Visitors entering buildings do so at their own risk. Please take care! Glasgow Building Preservation Trust nor participating buildings are responsible for any accidents or damage incurred. Timing Check individual listings for opening hours and times.

Getting around Bike Free bike hire from South West Community Cycles on Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 10am-4pm. Book via the SWCC website: www.southwestcommunitycycles.co.uk/events Train Travelling by train is one of the quickest and easiest ways to get around. ScotRail offer a range of great value tickets such as Kids Go Free (2 children can travel free with each adult) and the new Glasgow Days Out pass which includes 2 days of unlimited off-peak travel in and around Glasgow for just £34 for a family of 4. Remember that off-peak prices apply all day on Saturday and Sunday as well. More info at www.scotrail.co.uk Other Public Transport Travelinescotland.com or call 0871 200 2233 All images featured in this brochure were taken by Jack Watts (unless otherwise stated). 30th Anniversary Photographer Tommy Ga-Ken Wan. Photos credited with initials TGKW. Cover image by Tommy Ga-Ken-Wan. Design by Kat Loudon from Design by Zag www.designbyzag.com Symbols key

Access Wheelchair accessibility is indicated in each building listing using symbols. If listed as partially accessible, some areas of the building will be accessible for wheelchair users and other parts will not be. For the Family The majority of buildings and events are fun for children. A dedicated children’s programme is distributed in August and will also be available online. For details on where you can pick up a printed version visit www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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THE HUB HUB This year our festival hub is in the heart of the city at The Garment Factory. Built by James Thomson in 1989; The Garment Factory has been recently refurbished by Developers Castleforge Partners. The Victorian textiles factory has been restored and transformed into contemporary office and retail space. The Hub is your go-to stop for everything GDODF! Volunteers will be on hand to give you more information about the programme and guide you through several exhibitions and workshops which will be open for the duration of the festival. To find out whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s on at the hub, look out for the HUB sign in this brochure.

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1 The Anchor Line Built 1905-1907 by James Millar, the Edwardian A-Listed Anchor Line building has been beautifully renovated from a former booking office into one of Glasgow's best restaurants retaining original nautical details.

INFORMATION 12-16 St. Vincent Place, G1 2EU 1905-07, James Millar (Cat A) Fri-Sun 9am-12pm (with some restrictions)

2 NEW - The Atlantic Bar and Brasserie Built between 1906 and 1907 by James Millar, the Edwardian A-listed Anchor Line and Atlantic Bar and Brasserie building has been renovated from a former booking office into Glasgow’s hottest new restaurants.

INFORMATION Basement 12-16 St Vincent Place, G1 2EU 1906-7, James Miller Fri-Sun 9am-12pm

3 The Briggait The Briggait is a beautiful Category A-listed building that served as Glasgow’s fish market for 100 years. It now provides workspace for 80 artists and cultural organisations, as well as regularly hosting exhibitions and events.

INFORMATION 141 Bridgegate, G1 5HZ 1873. Redeveloped and reopened in 2009; Clarke and Bell, Nicoll Russell Studios (Cat A) Mon – Fri 9.30am-5.30pm Tours: Mon-Fri, Sun 11am & 2pm; 30-60 mins Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

4 Britannia Panopticon Music Hall Come experience the world's oldest surviving music hall in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City where Stan Laurel made his debut in 1906. Find out about our incredible, quirky & in some cases downright disgusting past.

INFORMATION 1st Floor, 117 Trongate, G1 5HD 1857, Thomas Gildard & Robert H. M. MacFarlane (Cat A) Mon-Sun 12pm-5pm Booking essential for tours

5 CCA: Centre for Contemporary Arts Our year-round programme includes exhibitions, public engagement, film, music, literature, festivals, Gaelic and performance. Visit our exhibition, join a building tour or come to Take One Action's short film screenings.

INFORMATION 350 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD 1867-1868, Alexander “Greek” Thomson (Cat A) Mon-Thu: 10am - 12am, Fri-Sat: 10am - 1am, Sun: 12pm - 12am Tours: Sat-Sun 1pm; 60 mins

6 The Citizen Building A chance to explore Glasgow's history through journalism. See original newspapers and photography.

INFORMATION 24 St. Vincent Place, G1 2EU 1885-1889, Thomas Lennox Watson (Cat A) Fri-Sun 10am-12pm

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Cloud Water Zen Centre The Cloud Water Zen Centre is open to people of any faith or belief. It offers a space for quiet meditation and reflection, set in an impressive 8 storey red sandstone building in the heart of Glasgow city centre.

INFORMATION Gordon Chambers, Fifth Floor, 82 Mitchell St, G1 3NA 1903, Frank Burnet Sat-Sun 12pm-5pm Tours: 1pm, 3pm and on request; 25 mins

Clydeport Building Seldom open to the public, Clydeport's superb head office contains a number of fine features. French walnut panelling and Stephen Adam stained glass.

INFORMATION 16 Robertson Street, G2 8DS 1883-86, Sir John James Burnet (Cat A) Sat 10am-4pm

g1 George Square Join architect Graham Forsyth from Cooper Cromar to hear about the inspiration behind the redevelopment of this Grade A listed former General Post Office Building which involved the construction of a new 10 storey building behind the retained Victorian faĂ§ade. An exclusive opportunity to enjoy views from the rooftop balcony.

INFORMATION 1 George Square (Cat A) 1839, David & James Hamilton Tours only: Mon 6pm; 60 minutes Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

10 The Garment Factory Our 2019 festival hub at The Garment Factory has been recently refurbished by Developers Castleforge Partners. The Victorian textiles factory has been restored and transformed into contemporary office and retail spaces unlike any other in Glasgow.

INFORMATION 10 Montrose St, G1 1RE 1898, James Thomson Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm

11 Garnethill Synagogue Scotlandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first purpose-built synagogue. As well as continuing to be an active place of worship, the building is the home of the Scottish Jewish Archive Centre and Museum. This Category A listed building features extensive quality stained glass windows.

INFORMATION 129 Hill Street, G3 6UB 1879, John McLeod Sun 10am-4pm

12 The Glasgow Art Club Founded in 1867 GAC has occupied two handsome Georgian terrace houses at 185 Bath Street since 1893. The jewel is the Gallery largely designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

INFORMATION 185 Bath Street, G2 4HU 1833, John Baird I, alterations and additions 1892 -1893, John Keppie and Rennie Mackintosh (Cat A) Sat-Sun 9am-4pm

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13 Glasgow Central Mosque Glasgow Central Mosque, a unique building within the city, is the first purpose-built mosque in Glasgow. Muslims pray, gain knowledge, get married or attend funerals and Non-Muslims visit throughout the year.

INFORMATION 1 Mosque Avenue, G5 9TA 1984 Sat-Sun 11am-5pm Tours: Every hour 11.30am-4.30pm; 45 mins Tour meeting point: Small community hall

14 Glasgow City Chambers In the heart of Glasgow stands one of the city's most important and prestigious buildings. A combination of mosaic, marble and carved wood come together to create a wonderful civic palace.

INFORMATION 82 George Square, G2 1DU 1883, William Young (Cat A) Sat 10am-4pm

15 Glasgow City Free Church (St. Vincent Street Church) See inside one of our city's most stunning pieces of architecture, which is also listed on the World Monument Fund's list of the world's 100 most endangered buildings - you'll be amazed at the beautiful interior.

INFORMATION 265 St Vincent Street, G2 5QY 1859, Alexander "Greek" Thomson (Cat A) Sat 10am-4pm

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16 City of Glasgow College, City Campus Opened in Glasgow city centre 2016 as a sister site to the college’s Riverside Campus. Enjoy the impressive atrium space, and check out the simulated aircraft cabin, TV and radio studios, professional training kitchens and other worldclass facilities.

INFORMATION 190 Cathedral Street, G4 0RF 2016, Reiach and Hall Tours: Every hour Tue 5pm-8pm, Sat 10am-4pm; 45 mins Meeting point: Reception Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

17 City of Glasgow College, Riverside Campus Riverside Campus is the most modern and technologically advanced maritime campus of all 230 such colleges anywhere in the world. It has won 12 architectural and design awards and was shortlisted for architecture’s most prestigious accolade, the RIBA Stirling Prize.

INFORMATION 21 Thistle Street, G5 9XB 2015, Reiach and Hall Tours: Every hour Thu 5pm – 9pm, Sun 10am – 5pm; 45 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk Tour meeting point: Reception

18 Glasgow Film Theatre Scotland's original independent cinema, GFT, is housed in the former Cosmo Cinema. Opened in May 1939, this was the last cinema to be built in Glasgow before WW2. Open for tours of the cinema and projection box.

INFORMATION 12 Rose St, G3 6RB 1937, James McKissack and WJ Anderson II (Cat B) Sun 10am-1pm. Tours: Every half hour 10am-1pm; 20 mins. Tickets available on the day first-come, first served (max 2 per person).

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19 Glasgow High Court Visit the most important court in Glasgow. See where notorious villains of bygone eras were tried. Visit courtrooms old and new and the cells where prisoners are housed. Take a guided tour or wander around at your leisure.

INFORMATION 1 Mart Street, G1 5JT 1807, William Stark, Clarke & Bell (Cat A) Sat 10am – 4pm Tours: Every half hour 10.30am – 3pm; 40 mins Booking essential for tours www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

20 Glasgow Police Museum A unique opportunity to step into the fascinating and compelling history of the City of Glasgow Police. Artefacts and images tell the dramatic story from 1779 - 1975. View our large collection of Worldwide Police uniforms and insignia from almost every country in the World.

INFORMATION 1/1, 30 Bell Street, G1 1LG 1904 Mon-Sun 10am-4.30pm

21 Glasgow Sheriff Court Category B listed, this imposing flagship building is the largest Court in the Estate for the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service. Visit the cells and a GEOAmey transport vehicle.

INFORMATION 1 Carlton Place, G5 9DA 1986, Keppie Henderson and Partners (Cat B) Tours: Sat every hour 10am-3pm; 45 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

22 King's Theatre One of Scotland’s most historic and significant theatres, designed by prolific theatre architect Frank Matcham. With many original features intact, this Glasgow institution is still a busy working theatre receiving musicals, drama and dance, and is proud of its part in Glasgow’s pantomime tradition.

INFORMATION 297 Bath Street, G2 4JN 1904, Frank Matcham (Cat A) Tours: Sat 10am, 10.20am, 11am & 11.20am; 40 mins Meeting point: Theatre Royal foyer Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

23 The Lighthouse Formerly The Herald Building, this was the first public commission Charles Rennie Mackintosh worked on and opened in 1895. Join tours to discover the history, see panoramic views of the city, workshops and exhibitions.

INFORMATION 11 Mitchell Lane, G1 3NU 1895, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Page/Park Architects Mon-Sat 1.30am-5pm, Sun 12pm-5pm Tours: Sat & Sun, every hour 12pm-3pm; 45 mins Meeting point: Reception Booking essential for tours – eventbrite.co.uk

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24 NEW - Mackintosh at the Willow A chance to see the restored 1903 Art Nouveau tearooms designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Margaret Macdonald- includes the exquisite Salon de Luxe private dining room!

INFORMATION 217 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3EX 1903, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Tours: Fri 6pm, 6.30pm; 45 mins Meeting point: Retail Store Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

25 The Merchants House of Glasgow The Merchants House is a Glasgow institution, constituted in 1605. Still serving its original purpose of charitable giving to the city, visitors can learn more about its charitable work while admiring its well-preserved historic city centre offices.

INFORMATION 7 West George Street, G2 1BA 1877, John Burnet, and his son John Burnet Jnr Sat 10am-4pm (last entry 3.30pm)

26 The Mitchell Library The Mitchell Library, with its distinctive copper dome, is Glasgow’s largest public library and one of its most famous landmarks. Pop in for the Mitchell Curious sessions (see Glasgow Life website for details) or book one of the tours to see behind the scenes.

INFORMATION North Street, G3 7DN 1911 (extensions completed 1963 & 1981), William Brown Whitie Mon-Thu 9am-8pm, Fri & Sat 9am-5pm Tours: Mon-Fri 2.30pm; Sat 10.30am, 12.30pm & 2.30pm; 60 mins Meeting Point: Granville Street Let’s Talk area Booking essential for tours – eventbrite.com

27 The National Piping Centre All our visitors can now have a truly authentic Scottish experience of playing the bagpipes. Visit the newly redisplayed Museum of Piping for our Meet the Piper tour, which charts the history of piping through the collection on display. Then with our bagpiper host, you can try the pipes yourself!

INFORMATION 30-34 McPhater Street, G4 0HW 1996 Tours: Fri & Sat 12pm; 60 mins

28 110 Queen Street Join an exclusive architect-led tour with Graham Forsyth from Cooper Cromar to find out more about this contemporary architectural response to the site of the 1839 David and James Hamilton building. Take this opportunity to travel up to an 8th floor balcony to see views down Queen Street.

INFORMATION 110 Queen Street, G1 1DR 1839, David & James Hamilton; Cooper Cromar Tours only: Tue & Thu 7pm; 40 minutes booking essential for tours – www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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29 R oyal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow In our beautifully decorated 19th century building you can see historic medical instruments, rare books and art, and find out how we’ve helped doctors, surgeons and dentists to stay at the cutting edge for over 400 years.

INFORMATION 232-242 St Vincent Street, G2 5RJ 1820; additions in 1893 (Cat B) Sun 10am-4pm

30 Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow Italianate, “palazzo” style building; designed by Charles Wilson. Finely sculpted masks of legal figures forming keystones to the window arches outside and richly decorated interior. Members’ law library on upper floor.

INFORMATION 12 Nelson Mandela Place, G2 1BT 1857, Charles Wilson Sat 12pm-4pm

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31 St Andrew's Metropolitan Cathedral Glasgow's first post-Reformation Catholic Church has stunning dĂŠcor & contemporary artwork including Peter Howson's 'St John Ogilvie' & Italian Cloister Garden with memorial to the Arandora Star tragedy.

INFORMATION Clyde Street, G1 4JY 1816, renovated in 2011, James Gillespie Graham and Page\Park (renovations) (Cat A) Fri & Sat 9am-12pm, 1.30pm-4pm; Sun 1pm-4pm (Mass at 10am, 12pm & 5.15pm). Cloister garden open Fri 11am-3pm; Sat & Sun 10.30am-3.30pm Tours: Cathedral tours: Fri & Sat 11am, 2.30pm, 3.30pm; Sun 2.30pm, 3.30pm; 30 mins. Garden tours: Fri & Sun on request

32 St. Columba Gaelic Church of Scotland Gothic revival church which can accommodate more than 1000. The nave is 112 feet long and 40 feet wide. The spire is 220 feet high, with pinnacles, a belfry stage, a niche and canopy containing a statue of St. Columba.

INFORMATION 300 St. Vincent St, G2 5RU 1904, Tennant & Burke Thurs 12pm-2pm, Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm Tours: On request; 15 mins Meeting point: Chancel

33 NEW - Sub Club Experience the world of underground dance music at Sub Club. Intimate workshops, demonstrations and live performances in one of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s longest running underground nightclubs.

INFORMATION 22 Jamaica Street, G1 4QD c. 1860 (alterations 1914) Sat & Sun 12pm - 5pm

34 Tenement House Visit Glasgow's most loved Tenement and travel back in time while you listen for the gentle hiss of the working gaslights, admire the original fixtures and fittings and learn about women's history and Glasgow's past.

INFORMATION 145 Buccleuch Street, G3 6QN 1892, Clarke & Bell Sat & Sun, 10am-5pm (last admission 4.30pm) Tours: Every half hour 10am-4.30pm; 30 mins Booking essential for tours - 0141 333 0183

35 Theatre Royal The Theatre Royal is the performance home to both Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet and a host to a variety of visiting performances. See how the dramatic extension to the foyer has transformed the building, and enjoy the views from the outdoor roof terrace.

INFORMATION 282 Hope Street, G2 3QA 1867, George Bell, Charles Phipps and Page\Park (Cat A) Sat 10am-6pm. Tours: Sat 10am, 10.20am, 11am, 11.20am; 40 mins. Meeting point: Foyer Booking essential for tours glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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36 NEW - Threesixty Architecture A tour of our new studio space demonstrating our careful insertion of new elements into an historic industrial interior. Experience how we use the space, how it shapes our business and supports our design culture.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, G1 1RE 1898, James Thomson Tours: Mon, Wed, Fri 1pm; 30 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

37 Tobacco Merchants House 42 Miller Street is one of the last tobacco merchantsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; houses in Glasgow's Merchant City. Built in 1775 and restored in 1993, it is home to The Scottish Civic Trust. Discover the building's history and the role of the Trust.

INFORMATION 42 Miller Street, G1 1DT 1775, John Craig Sat 10am-5pm

38 The Trades Hall of Glasgow Your chance to view the wonderful interiors of this magnificent Adam designed building. Experience the work of Glasgowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s traditional Trades and view artefacts in the museum, which was originally a Free Trades School.

INFORMATION 85 Glassford Street, G1 1UH 1794, Robert Adam, David Hamilton, James Sellars Sat & Sun 10am-4pm Tours: On request; 30 mins

39 NEW - Wing Hong Chinese Elderly Group Wing Hong Chinese Elderly Group aims to tackle social exclusion faced by elderly Chinese and enhance the quality of life for elderly Chinese people living in the Glasgow area. You are invited to visit our centre, a B listed 19th century classical villa, to celebrate our 30th anniversary year together.

INFORMATION 122 Hill Street, G3 6UA Fri 10am-12pm, 1pm-3.30pm

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40 The Engine Works Discover our Royce Ltd crane and visit the only building still standing with stained glass windows by Stephen Adam. The Engine Works is steeped in history and played a substantial role in Maryhill's industrial past.

INFORMATION 23 - 25 Lochburn Road, G20 9AE 1843 Tours: Tue-Fri; Every hour 11am-2pm; 30 mins

41 The Greek Thomson Sixty Steps Visit 'Greek' Thomson's sixty steps staircase sweeping round an immense retaining wall. View the Kelvin valley from the reclaimed pleasure garden and restored Belle Vue lookout point.

INFORMATION Queen Margaret Road, G20 6DP 1872, Alexander “Greek” Thomson (Cat B) Sat & Sun 10am-5pm

42 Lambhill Stables Lambhill Stables is a vibrant community facility within a two-hundred year old 'B' listed building, extensive gardens and access to the canal which provide a range of opportunities for everyone to experience and enjoy.

INFORMATION 11 Canal Bank North, G22 6RD 1820, rebuilt 2011 (Peter McAllister) Fri 10am-4pm & Sat 10am-3.30pm Tours: Fri 11am, 2pm, 3pm; 45 mins Meeting point: In front of stables

43 Mackintosh Queen's Cross Magnificent stained glass and exceptional relief carving on wood and stonework are highlights of the interior where light and space are used to dramatic effect. It is the headquarters of the Mackintosh Society.

INFORMATION 870 Garscube Road, G20 7EL 1897 – 1899, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Sat 10am-4pm

44 Maryhill Burgh Halls Visit the Category B listed Burgh Halls in the historic Burgh of Maryhill. View the iconic stained glass windows designed by Stephen Adam and learn about the unique heritage of Maryhill's industrial and social past.

INFORMATION 10 - 24 Gairbraid Avenue, G20 8YE 1878, Duncan McNaughtan Mon-Sun 10am-4pm Tours: Fri-Sun 11am & 2pm; 45 mins Meeting point: Foyer Booking essential for tours – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

45 St Charles RC Church St Charles RC is a 'B'-listed Modernist building designed by architects Gillespie, Kidd and Coia with outstanding stations-of-the-cross by Glasgow sculptor Benno Schotz. Silver dove sculpture by Walter Pritchard.

INFORMATION 1 Kelvinside Gardens, G20 6BG 1960, Gillespie, Kidd & Coia Sat 10am-4pm

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46 NEW - Bell Street Stables Designed to house the Cleansing Department's horses, carts and fodder. The building, constructed in 1896-98, has a unique multistorey horse scale circulation system which has been retained in the conversion to housing.

INFORMATION 142 -164 Bell Street, G4 0SW 1896, A.W. Wheatley Tues & Thu 1pm; 30 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

47 NEW - The Barrowland Ballroom For one day only Glasgow's iconic Barrowland Ballroom will give the public the unique opportunity to explore and experience it's incredible history as one of the world's most celebrated live music venues.

INFORMATION 244 Gallowgate, Glasgow, G4 0TT 1960 Tours: Wed, every 20 mins from 10am to 8pm; 45 mins. Booking essential– glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

48 Bridgeton Bus Garage The last bus garage built by Glasgow Corporation Transport. Now home to a large collection of vintage buses and commercial vehicles. See preserved vehicles, transportrelated artefacts and restoration in action.

INFORMATION 76 Fordneuk Street, Bridgeton, G40 3AH 1964-1965, Glasgow Corporation Tours: On the hour Sat-Sun 12pm-5pm; 45 mins. Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk Meeting point: At the bus parked at the Fordneuk Street gate Booking essential for tours – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

49 Civic Room Visit Civic Room and step into a former British Linen bank where the foundations and origins of Glasgow's Victorian wealth and development are responded to by artist, Thulani Rachia within the show, 'of sugar and Bones'.

INFORMATION 215 High Street, G1 0AN 1897, William Forrest Salmon Wed, Sat & Sun, 1pm – 6pm

50 Dear Green Coffee Roastery Dear Green Coffee Roasters are based in Glasgow’s east end. In this two-hour tour learn about the origins of coffee and hear Norry from Lost Glasgow spill the beans about the history of Glasgow’s coffee houses.

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INFORMATION 13-27 East Campbell Street, G1 5DT Sat, 10am; 120 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

51 Glasgow Cathedral Built over the burial place of St Mungo, founder and Patron Saint of Glasgow, the Cathedral has been described as ‘the finest building of the 1200s now surviving in mainland Scotland.’ Drop in for a general tour or book one of the specialist tours, including a Stained Glass Window Tour, a Military Memorial Tour, a Literary Tour and a Bringing Up the Bodies Tour of the Cathedral Graveyard.

INFORMATION Castle Street, G4 0QZ Mon-Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 1pm-4pm General tours: Mon-Fri on request, Sat every hour 10am-3pm; Sun every hour 1pm-3pm; 45-55 mins. For the Bringing Up The Bodies tour (The Cathedral Graveyard), booking essential for specialist tours glasgowcathedral.org Meeting point: Society of Friends of Glasgow Cathedral Bookstall

52 Glasgow Evangelical Church Come and see the restored exterior and beautiful interior entrance and Sanctuary of this 'A' Listed Church Building and see the historic Stained Glass Window and the modern Stained Glass Windows made by some members.

INFORMATION 18/20 Cathedral Square, G4 0XA 1887, John Honeyman (Cat A) Fri 12pm-4pm, Sat 10am-4pm Tours: On request

53 Glasgow Women's Library Beautiful Category B listed Carnegie Library is home to the unique Glasgow Women's Library since 2013. Find out about this library, archive and its year round events dedicated to women’s lives, histories and achievements.

INFORMATION 23 Landressy Street, Bridgeton, G40 1BP 1906 (refurbished 2015), James Rhind; Collective Architecture Mon-Wed & Fri 9.30am - 5pm, Thu 9.30am 7.30pm, Sat & Sun 12pm - 4pm Tours: Library tours Mon – Fri 11am (Wed 11am in Urdu), Thu 6pm, Sat – Sun 2pm & 3pm. Museum stores tour Sat & Sun 1pm; 45 mins Meeting point: Front of House desk

54 NEW - New Glasgow Society - NGS East The New Glasgow Society has taken on one of Glasgow City Councils 'Meanwhile Spaces' around High Street and Saltmarket, opening NGS East as a new cultural and civic venue in the historic heart of Glasgow.

INFORMATION 279 - 281 High St, G4 0Q Fri – Sun, 12pm – 5pm

55 NEW -Page / Park Architects Office Visit an award-winning architecture studio and see how we work. In collaboration with the Sculpture Placement Group you can also see the wonderful 'Still, Gather, Sway' by sculptor Corrie Thomson in our studio.

INFORMATION 20 James Morrison Street, G1 5PE Tours: Sat, Every hour 12pm – 3pm; 40 - 45 mins

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56 Provand's Lordship Dating from 1471, Provand’s Lordship is Glasgow’s oldest remaining house. Step back in time to see how Glasgow life has changed through the centuries. Outside, the medieval ‘Physic’ garden contains herbs and plants traditionally used to heal various parts of the body.

INFORMATION 3 Castle Street, G4 0RB 1471 (Cat A) Tues-Thurs, Sat 10am-5pm; Fri & Sun 11am-5pm; Tours: On request; 30 mins

57 Provan Hall House Last opportunity to see Provan Hall before restoration begins. Experience this stunning 16th century fortified house which was once used by the bishops of Glasgow. A host of activities await visitors of all ages.

INFORMATION Auchinlea Park, Easterhouse, G34 9PQ 16th century Sat & Sun 11am – 4pm

58 Tennent's Wellpark Brewery The new immersive Tennent's Visitor Centre and Tennent's Brewery Tour takes you behind the scenes of the famous beer, covering everything from its origins, production, provenance and even how to pour the perfect pint.

INFORMATION 161 Duke Street, G31 1JD Visitor centre open Mon – Sat 9.30am – 7pm Tours: Mon – Sat 10am; 90 mins. Booking essential for tours glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk Meeting point: Visitor centre

59 West Boathouse Join us for an exclusive tour of this B Listed boathouse, and a sneak peek at the current restoration work. Hear about the history of the building, our future plans and enjoy a moment of peace and quiet by the river.

INFORMATION Glasgow Green, G1 5QA 1905, A B MacDonald Tours only: Wed & Fri 4pm; 60 mins. Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk Meeting point: Below the McLennan Arch at the entrance to Glasgow Green

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60 Bellahouston Demonstration Garden The garden is a unique place for schools, groups and the wider community to learn and grow. Discover how this safe and secure walled garden setting is improving health and participation as well as providing locally-grown seasonal produce.

INFORMATION Bellahouston Park, 36 Dumbreck Rd, G41 5LN Thu 12pm-3pm

61 Camphill Gate Tenement A rare opportunity to see this unique ‘Glasgow’style tenement built in 1906, and the first to be built with fireproofing. Learn about the history of this innovative building, and enjoy the stunning views from the private roof garden.

INFORMATION 996 Pollokshaws Road, G41 2HA 1906, John Nisbet Sat & Sun 11am – 4pm Tours: Every hour 11am – 3pm; 20 mins Meeting point: Close door and hallway

62 Castlemilk Stables Look around this historic Glasgow landmark and through our guided walk, information and images learn about the areas rich history from the time of the Stuart family through to more recent developments.

INFORMATION 59 Machrie Road, Castlemilk, G45 0AZ 1790 (alteration 2007), David Hamilton (Elder and Cannon) Sat 11am – 4pm Tours: Every hour 11am – 3pm; 30 mins Meeting point: In front of Stables

63 NEW - Category Is Books Category Is Books is an independent LGBTQIA+ bookshop in the southside of Glasgow, which opened in September 2018. We stock queer books, comics, zines - and hope to create a space to learn about, be inspired by and share in our love of queer culture, writing, histories and storytelling.

INFORMATION 34 Allison Street, Govanhill, G42 8NN Wed – Sun 11am – 6pm

64 NEW - Crookston Castle Crookston Castle was built in the 1400s, but it’s set within earthworks dating back to the 1100s. The only surviving medieval castle in the City of Glasgow, it stands as a reminder of the area’s former rural character.

INFORMATION Off Brockburn Road, Pollok, G53 5RY Mon – Sun 9.30am – 5.30pm (last admission 5pm)

65 Fairfield and Fairfield Heritage Visit Fairfield, the prestigious former offices of the famous shipyard which is still in use today. Enjoy reminiscing in the Boardroom where the Queen would have been received and absorb years of shipbuilding history.

INFORMATION 1048 Govan Road, Govan, Glasgow, G51 4XS 1890, Honeyman & Keppie Mon-Sun 10am-4pm Tours: On request

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66 NEW -Glasgow Autonomous Space Established in 2016, GAS is an autonomous social centre that provides space for groups working to fight capitalism and other forms of oppression. The centre hosts a library, herbal clinic dispensary, kitchen, wood workshop, print workshop, garden, greenhouse and shed.

INFORMATION Unit 11, 53 Kilbirnie Street, Tradeston, G5 8JD Sat 12pm – 6pm

67 G lasgow Gurdwara Guru Granth Sahib Sikh Sabha Scotland's first purpose built Sikh Gurdwara is a community facility providing free education and a full free kitchen. Inspired by traditional South Asian architecture.

INFORMATION 37 Albert Drive, G41 2PE 2013, CRGP Tours: Sat & Sun, Every hour 10am – 3pm; 45 mins Booking - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

68 Glasgow Press Join Glasgow’s finest letterpress printers for its Wayzgoose - the traditional outing for print workers, marking the end of summer and the start of the season of working by candlelight. Budding printer’s imps can make an impression with hands-on activities.

INFORMATION No6/21 Clydebrae Street, G51 2AJ Sat 10am – 4pm Tours: On request

69 NEW - Glendale Women's Café Learn about the shared heritage of the women of Glendale Women's Cafe in Pollokshields. We are a multicultural group of women who come together every Tuesday during term-time. We are interested to explore the shared and varied cultural heritage of all the women who visit our small venue in Pollokshields. What is the heritage of Pollokshields today?

INFORMATION 423 Shields Road, G41 1NY Tue & Sat, 9am - 5pm

70 The Govan Stones at Govan Old Church Visit Govan Old Church and travel back over 1,000 years to discover the lost earlymedieval Kingdom of Strathclyde. Explore Celtic sculptured crosses, Viking-age hogback monuments and the mysterious Govan Sarcophagus. Enjoy screenings of award-winning film Govan Young at 1.30pm Monday – Friday.

INFORMATION 866 Govan Road, G51 3UU 1888, Robert Rowand Anderson Mon – Sun 10am - 5pm Tours: General guided tours on request Graveyard tour at 12:30pm; 15 mins Meeting point: Main entrance to building

71 NEW - Govanhill Picture House Opening to the public for the first time since 1974, the historic Govanhill Picture House is about to get a new lease of life. Find out about ideas to regenerate a unique building and bring film back to the southside.

INFORMATION 49, Bankhall Street, Govanhill, G42 8SL 1926, Eric A. Sutherland Fri-Sun 10am-5pm

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72 NEW - The Greenhouse An opportunity to visit O’Donnell Brown Architect’s in our garden studio, an office space which we recently designed and built, creating a healthy and inspiring work environment.

INFORMATION 84 St Andrews Drive, Pollokshields, G41 4EQ 2018, O’Donnell Brown Sun 10am-5pm

72 Hampden Bowling Club Come along and discover 1st Hampden, the world's first purpose-built international football ground built for Queens Park FC and Scotland in 1873. Hampden Bowling Club now occupies this historic sporting site.

INFORMATION 10 Kingsley Avenue, G42 8BU 1st Hampden 1873 to 1884. Hampden Bowling Club - 1905 to present day Fri – Sun 10am to 3pm Tours: 10.30am, 12pm & 2pm; 30 mins Meeting point: Hampden Bowling Club Pavilion Booking essential for tours glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

74 Hampden Park An iconic stadium in world football, first built in 1903 then renovated during the 1990's. Now classified as a UEFA Category 4 stadium the highest ranking; and the home of Scottish football since the 1920's.

INFORMATION Letherby Drive, G42 9BA Tours: Mon – Fri every hour 10.15am – 3.15pm, Sat 10.15am & 11.15am, Sun every hour 11.15am3.15pm; 45 – 60 mins. Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

75 Holmwood House Holmwood was designed by architect Alexander 'Greek' Thomson, one of Scotland's most original designers. Masterfully designed but surprisingly cosy, Holmwood is a family home with grand imagination behind it. Try your hand at recreating some original stencil designs or mix it up and create your own unique designs.

INFORMATION 61-63 Netherlee Road, Cathcart, G44 3YU 1858, Alexander 'Greek' Thomson Sat-Sun 12pm – 5pm (last admission 4.30pm)

76 House for an Art Lover The exterior and some of the interior of House for an Art Lover has been realised in materials, craftsmanship and dimensions as closely as possible to the original Mackintosh designs.

INFORMATION Bellahouston Park, 10 Dumbreck Road, G41 5BW 1996, Charles Rennie Mackintosh Fri – Sun 9am – 12.30pm Tours: 9.30am & 11.15am; 45 mins Booking essential for tours - 0141 483 1600, info@houseforanartlover.co.uk

77 Kinning Park Complex An opportunity to reflect on 103 years of education, community and activism. See photographs from our archives, video footage and a last chance to explore the building before it closes for major renovation works.

INFORMATION 43 Cornwall Street, G41 1BA 1916, Samuel Preston Sun 10am-5pm

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78 Langside Halls Originally the National Bank of Scotland in Queen Street, Langside Halls was dismantled and moved brick by brick to its present location in 1902-03. Take a tour of this unique building, and learn about its architecture, sculptures and history.

INFORMATION 5 Langside Avenue, G41 2QR 1847 (relocated in 1902/1903), John Gibson Thu 7pm - 10 pm, Sat-Sun 11am - 5pm Tours: Sat-Sun every hour 11am-4pm; 15 mins

79 New Victoria Gardens Allotments No two allotments are the same - and this is very true at NVG. Join us in the gardens or in the hall, listen to some music, have some tea, coffee and home baking and chill!

INFORMATION 55 Glenapp Street, Pollokshields, G41 2NQ 1871 Sat & Sun 12pm – 4pm

80 Newlands South Church Celebrate 30 years of Glasgow Doors Open Days and the 120th Anniversary of the Church at a Big Birthday Bash! There will be music, entertainment, children’s activities, exhibitions and a pop up café in an amazing space.

INFORMATION 37 Riverside Road, Newlands, G43 2EG 1899, Henry Edward Clifford (Cat B) Sat 10am-4pm

81 Norwoodville - Madrasa Taleem Ul Islam B-Listed Thomsonesque Villa renovated as a Mosque. Discover unique features such as an alcove decorated with an intricate mirror mosaic. Browse our mini exhibition, learn about the Mosque and enjoy some tasty snacks.

INFORMATION 161 Nithsdale Rd, G41 5QS 1878 (Cat B) Sat – Sun 10am – 4pm

82 Pearce Institute Explore this historical building, much loved by the people of Govan, and browse through the many photographs on display of the PI over the years.

INFORMATION 840-860 Govan Road, G51 3UU 1906, Sir Robert Rowand Anderson Mon – Thu 9am-9pm, Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm Tours: Sat 10am; 30 mins Meeting point: Reception

83 Pollok House Pollok House is the ancestral home of the Maxwell family. Above stairs, the lavish family rooms are packed full of period furniture and furnishings. Below stairs the vast servants' quarters house our Edwardian Kitchen café and gift shop. Friendly costumed guides are on hand to entertain children (and adults alike!) with stories about the house’s contents and history.

INFORMATION Pollok Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1AT 1752 (alterations 1888 – 1908), Allan Dreghorn/Robert Rowand Anderson Sat & Sun 10am – 5pm (last admission 4.30pm)

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84 Pollokshaws Burgh Hall The 'stateliest and most conspicuous building in Pollokshaws', commissioned by Sir John Stirling Maxwell and gifted in perpetuity to the people of Pollokshaws. Designed by Robert Rowand Anderson in 1895-98.

INFORMATION 2025 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1NE 1897/8 (renovated 1968/9), Sir Robert Rowand Anderson Mon – Sun 10.30 am-3.30 pm Tours: every hour 10.30 am to 3.30 pm; 45 mins Booking essential for tours glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

85 Pollokshaws West Railway Station Pollokshaws West is the oldest surviving railway station building in current operation in Glasgow. It was refurbished in 2013 by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust and is now a base for South West Community Cycles.

INFORMATION 2092 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1AT 1848 (Renovated 2013) Tours: Sat – Sun 12pm & 2pm; 30 mins Booking essential - 0141 632 7155, margaret@southwestcommunitycycles.co.uk

86 Pollokshields Church of Scotland B listed 19th century Gothic style church boasting 60 brilliantly coloured stained glass windows throughout the building, together with the 1913 magnificent Harrison & Harrison pipe organ which is still in regular use.

INFORMATION 525 Shields Road, G41 2RF 1877/8 (interior alterations 1912-14), Robert Baldie, Peter McGregor Chalmers Sat 10am – 4pm

87 Queen's Park Govanhill Church Visit this refurbished B-listed gothic church with spire. See stunning stained glass memorial windows to Jane Haining who died in Auschwitz, and stencil design in the sanctuary attributed to Daniel Cottier.

INFORMATION 170 Queens Drive, G42 8QZ 1875 (Renovated 2008), John Thomson, John Nicolson Sat 10am – 4pm

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88 Queens Park Camera Club Queen's Park Camera Club, formed in 1946, is Glasgow's longest surviving camera club where members share a passion for the art and science of photography

INFORMATION 54 Millbrae Road, Queen’s Park, G42 9UG Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm

89 The Savings Bank Entering through the granite pillars and wrought iron gates you will experience a forgotten Glasgow where high ideals of Victorian virtue became venture and vice!

INFORMATION 67 Bridge Street, G5 9JB 1888, John Gordon Sat & Sun 2pm – 5pm Tours: 1pm & 3pm; 30 mins

90 NEW - Shawlands Academy Interactive guided tours of Shawlands Academy looking back over 125 years of one of Glasgow's oldest public schools with the opportunity for former pupils and the community to see a modern working place of learning.

INFORMATION 31 Moss-side Road, Shawlands, G41 3TR 1933, Thomas Baird Tours: Fri 10am - 12pm & 1.30pm - 3pm (every fifteen minutes); 30 mins

91 Shawmuir Lodge An opportunity to learn about the 2017 restoration of Shawmuir Lodge by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust for a private Scottish charitable organisation with before and after photos of the works.

INFORMATION Pollok Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1AT 1891 (restoration 2017), Robert Rowand Anderson; Fiona Sinclair Architect Tours: Fri 3pm & 3.30pm; 20 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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92 Shearer Candles Venture behind the scenes of a working candle factory! Witness the different mesmerising production techniques perfected over 120 years by the UK’s oldest candle manufacturer as we manipulate masses of molten wax!

INFORMATION 23 Robert Street, G51 3HB 2000/2007, Bell Buildings Tours: Mon – Fri 10am, 12pm & 2pm (Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour starts so we can prepare you for the factory); 60 mins Booking essential – Eventbrite.co.uk

93 NEW - South Rotunda The South Rotunda was designed by Simpson and Wilson and opened in 1896. Join us for an informal tour where you will learn about the history of building, from its original use to its current use as modern offices.

INFORMATION 100 Govan Road, G51 1AY 1890 -1896, Simpson and Wilson Tours: Sat 12pm, 1.15pm & 2.30pm; 35-40 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

94 St Margaret’s Episcopal Church B-listed and designed by Peter MacGregor Chalmers this is a superb neo-Romanesque building - crafted thick walls, small windows, round arches and barrel-vaulted roof - with additional noted stained glass and mosaics.

INFORMATION 353/355 Kilmarnock Road, Newlands, G43 2DS 1908-1935, Peter MacGregor Chalmers - Gordon Galloway Fri – Sun 10am – 5pm

95 St Ninian's Episcopal Church Built by David Thomson, St Ninian's was the first Episcopal church to be built on the south side of Glasgow. The most distinguishing features are the magnificent stained glass windows and the Sanctuary Murals by William Hole.

INFORMATION 1 Albert Drive, Pollokshields, G41 2PF 1872/1887, David Thomson Sat 10am-4pm

96 STV Scotland’s leading digital media brand opens its doors for a behind the scenes look at our Glasgow HQ.

INFORMATION Pacific Quay, G51 1PQ 2006, Parr Architects Tours: Sat, every hour 10am – 3pm; 30 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

97 TS Queen Mary Friends of Queen Mary offer a unique opportunity for a limited number of people to get on board TS Queen Mary as she is being restored and learn about the history of "The Glasgow Boat".

INFORMATION Glasgow Science Centre, 50 Pacific Quay, G51 1EA 1933, Wn Denny & Bros Limited Tours: Thu – Sun 10am, 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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98 Anniesland Court At 22-storeys, Anniesland Court is the tallest listed building in Scotland and Glasgow’s only Grade A listed tower block. Tours will be taken to a top level for a description of the building and views of the city.

INFORMATION 843 Crow Road, G13 1LG 1970, J Holmes & Partners Tours only: Sat & Sun every 45 mins 10am-2.30pm Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

99 The Arlington Baths Arlington Baths Club built in 1870 is the oldest private club of its kind in Europe. A fine example of Victorian architecture, the main facade is well proportioned and gives an effect of modest Classicism.

INFORMATION 61 Arlington Street, G3 6DT 1870; 1893; 1902, John Burnet Snr.; Andrew Myles; Benjamin Conner Tours: Sat & Sun every half hour 10am – 4pm; 30 mins

100 The Back Garden Tucked in the heart of sandstone tenements, yards from busy Argyle Street, this urban garden grows various crops & houses a tool shed, polytunnel, greenhouse, 5 raised beds & mini orchard. Enjoy the garden at its peak.

INFORMATION Off Brechin Street, Finnieston, G3 7HF 2011, Mast Architects Open but Unmanned Mon - Fri 9am - 3pm. Open and Staffed: Mon - Tue 3pm-5pm, Wed 3pm 7pm, Thu - Fri 1pm - 4pm, Sat 12pm - 5pm, Sun 1pm - 4pm.

101 Buchanan Bridge Club This much admired A-listed townhouse is in a B-listed terrace and retains many original features. Once the home of David Hutcheson (the founder of Calmac), it was bought by the Buchanan Bridge Club in 1960. Sample lessons at 2pm.

INFORMATION 4 Clairmont Gardens, G3 7LW 1857, In the style of Charles Wilson Sat & Sun 10am - 4pm Tours: On request; 15 - 20 mins

102 Central Gurdwara Singh Sabha The Gurdwara serves as the hub of the Scottish Sikh community. It is a place where people can congregate to practice their faith, gain religious and social education, learn music, eat and quite importantly, socialise.

INFORMATION 174 Berkeley Street, G3 7HY 2016, Calfords Eaden LLP Fri & Sat 10am – 4pm Tours: On request; 15-30 mins

103 East Park Founded in 1874 as "East Park Home for Infirm Children", the charity now provides education and supported accommodation to young people with complex additional support needs and a support service for young adults 18-25 years. View the purpose built state of the art facilities that enable East Park to support children and young people and see a display of young people’s art.

INFORMATION 1092 Maryhill Road, G20 9TD 1874, renovations in 2009 (Macpherson and Bell) & 2016 (Threesixty Architecture) Tours: Sat & Sun 9am – 5pm; 30 mins Meeting point: Reception Area

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104 Filmy Fern House, Glasgow Botanic Gardens Discover The Filmy Fern House, a rocky grotto hidden at the heart of Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Learn about ferns with guided tours, a microscopic look at fern spores, library curiosities and children's activities.

INFORMATION Glasgow Botanic Gardens, 730 Great Western Road, G12 0UE c.1875 (with continuous modification) Tours: Sat & Sun every hour 11am – 3pm; 30 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

105 Flourish House This striking category B listed building retains its austere and imposing appearance, yet remains a hidden gem within the hustle and bustle of the West End. Now the heart of a vibrant mental health clubhouse, step inside to find a friendly and welcoming clubhouse community.

INFORMATION 23-25 Ashley Street, G3 6DR 1924, Eric Alexander Sutherland Sat 10am – 4pm Tours: Tue & Thu 11.30am & 2pm; 30 mins Meeting point: Café Booking essential for tours: 0141 333 0099, events@flourishhouse.org

106 Fossil Grove Fossil Grove houses a unique collection of fossil trees, formed 325 million years ago. This once vast forest eventually became the coal that powered Glasgow’s industry. Marvel at this piece of ancient history in the beautiful surroundings of Victoria Park.

INFORMATION Victoria Park Drive S, G14 9NY 1890 Sun 12pm – 4pm Tours: On request; 30 mins

107 NEW - Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre A new sunrise for an old site! Last century Balmoral Street linked the historic Albion Motors site to workers’ homes; now Heart of Scotstoun supports community connections by offering meeting space to residents.

INFORMATION 64 Balmoral Street, G14 0BL 2010, Archial Sat 10am-4pm

108 Kelvin Hall Glimpse behind the scenes at Kelvin Hall! Tour digitisation and edit suites at Scotland’s Moving Image Archive and visit The Hunterian for a collections store tour to see rare objects from the state-of-the-art facility.

INFORMATION 1445 Argyle Street, G3 8AW 1926, Thomas Somers Tours: Sat 10am, 12pm, 2pm & 4pm; 60 mins Booking essential for tours - 0141 276 1450, kelvinhalltours@glasgowlife.org.uk

109 Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church This glass-walled building stands as a link to its heritage & community. Built in 1876 as the subject of an architectural competition, the winning design for Hillhead Parish Church was based on Sainte Chapelle in Paris.

INFORMATION Saltoun Street/Observatory Road, G12 9AG 1876, James Sellers Sat & Sun 10am – 5pm Tours: On request, but not before 11 on Saturday and 12 noon on Sunday; 20-30 mins

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110 Kingsborough Gardens Sanctuary Be uplifted by the beauty of this William Leiper building. View the exquisite windows, listen to music played on the rare Father Willis organ and admire recent exciting changes to a building where peace endures.

INFORMATION 81 Hyndland Road, G12 9JE 1887, William Leiper Sat 10am - 4pm

111 Knightswood St. Margaret's Parish Church This stone built Category B listed building, designed by Sir Robert Lorimer, dominates Knightswood Cross and resembles a mini cathedral inside! It also houses a 152 year old Father Willis Organ.

INFORMATION 2000 Great Western Road, G13 2HA 1932, Sir Robert Lorimer Sat 10am – 4pm, Sun 1pm – 4pm Tours: Sat 10am, Sun 1pm; 15 mins Meeting point: At front of sanctuary

112 New Glasgow Society Founded in 1965, The New Glasgow Society (NGS) is a civic society promoting and protecting the character and heritage of the City of Glasgow. See how it protects Glasgow’s history and encourages careful development of its future through campaigning, discussion, projects, talks and exhibitions.

INFORMATION 1307 Argyle Street, G3 8TL 1875 Mon – Fri 10am – 5pm, Sat – Sun 10am – 4pm

113 Old Pumphouse, Clydeside Distillery The first dedicated, single malt whisky distillery to be built in Glasgow for over a century. Come down to the Queens Dock and watch Glasgow's Stills flow once again. Learn about the birth of the whisky industry, join a tour around the distillery and browse around our whisky specialist shop.

INFORMATION Queens Dock, 100 Stobcross Road, G3 8QQ 1877 (alterations 2016-2017), John Carrick (Hypostyle Architects) Tours: Mon 10.30am, Tue – Wed 10am; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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114 NEW - Partick St Mary's Masonic Lodge No.117 A rare opportunity to enter a beautifully adorned Masonic Temple on the first floor of a three tier tenement building. In addition to Masonic artefacts and furniture we have examples of Partick's history.

INFORMATION 92 Dumbarton Road, Partick, G11 6NX 1905 Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm

115 The Pyramid Category B listed church, built in Brutalist style of the 1960s when concrete was king. Look for the distinctive green pyramid roof and find a bright Modernist sanctuary and a thriving community hub.

INFORMATION 759 Argyle Street, G38DS 1967, Honeyman, Jack and Robertson (Cat B) Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm

116 Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre The Centre has a theatre, cafe, exhibition, library, Film FX Department, workshops and office spaces, all in a former cleansing department. Enjoy free shows in our theatre at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. Please visit ‘What's On’ at www.maskandpuppet.co.uk for full details of our Doors Open Days activities.

INFORMATION 8-10 Balcarres Ave, Kelvindale, G12 0QF 1960s Sat & Sun 10am-4pm Tours: 11.40am, 1.40pm, 3.40pm (after each show); 40 mins Tour meeting point: Bottom of disabled ramp at the back of the building in the car park or at the back entrance if raining.

117 St Bride's Episcopal Church St Bride’s is an imposing building, consecrated in 1915, and influenced by English Gothic Revivalism. It has a marvellous acoustic. There will be music (organ, piano, vocal) during the day.

INFORMATION 69 Hyndland Road, G12 9UX 1899-1915, GF Bodley, HO Tarbolton Sat 10am – 4pm

118 St John's-Renfield Church Visit our light-filled sanctuary by James Taylor Thomson featuring stained glass by Douglas Strachan (one of Scotland’s finest stained glass artists) and Gordon Webster, an Elder of our church.

INFORMATION 22 Beaconsfield Road, Kelvindale, G12 0NY 1931, James Taylor Thomson Sat 10am – 4pm, Sun 1pm – 4pm Tours: On request; 20 mins

119 SWG3 Located by the River Clyde, SWG3 has been expanding and growing for over 13 years to become one of the most significant cultural hubs in the country. Join a tour to explore the newly developed 6000sq ft Galvanisers yard, events spaces and studios throughout the industrial building.

INFORMATION 100 Eastvale Place, G3 8QG 1905 -2005, Modernisation and extended development until 2018, DO Architects Tours: Tue – Fri, every hour 11am – 2pm; 40 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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Join us to celebrate 40 years of the work of the Scottish Glass Society and our member artists with 2019 exhibitions showcasing the wealth of glassmaking in Scotland.

ON THE EDGE

8th-26th July at North Lands Creative, Lybster, Caithness   18th-25th September at Trades Hall, Glassford St, Glasgow

CELEBRATION! 18th-25th September also at Trades Hall, Glasgow For information on the full programme of events visit

www.scottishglasssociety.com

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120 The Tall Ship at Riverside The Glenlee was built at the Bay Yard in Port Glasgow and was one of a group of 10 steel sailing vessels built to a standard design for the Glasgow shipping firm of Archibald Sterling and Co. Ltd.

INFORMATION 150 Pointhouse Place, G3 8RS 1896, Anderson Rodger Mon – Sun 10am – 5pm. Tours: Wed, Sat & Sun, every hour 11am – 3pm; 60 mins Meeting point: Main mast on board the Tall Ship Booking essential for tours glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

121 Timorous Beasties Come and explore our design and print studio first hand. Witness our screen printers in action printing lengths of fabrics and wallpapers. View large displays of our design collections and find out about the inspiration behind them.

INFORMATION 7 Craigend Place, G13 2UN Sat & Sun 10am – 4pm

122 Woodlands Workspace A chance to visit a once derelict tenement gap site, transformed for the community with a beautiful new building that inspires people to create, meet and come together.

INFORMATION 66 Ashley Street, G3 6HW 2017, Bruce Newlands - Kraft Architecture Sat 12pm – 4pm, Sun 10am – 4pm

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WALKS AND TOURS 1 A Story of Ice and Stone Discover some of the hidden history of Pollok Park and learn more about the people who lived here through the centuries by taking a walk on the south side of the River Cart with NTS Guides from Pollok House.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd 10:30am, 2:30pm; 60 mins Meeting Point: Main entrance of Pollok House Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

2 A venues & Lanes; discover the regeneration of Glasgow City Centre An informative tour & talk on the ongoing regeneration of Glasgow City Centre. With representatives from the RTPI & Glasgow City Council, we will explore how our streets & lanes are being transformed with a new approach. The talk will take place at the festival Hub after the tour. Booking the tour will secure your place at the talk, you do not need to book separately.

INFORMATION Wed 18th, 12pm; walk: 60 mins, talk: 60 mins Meeting point: Outside Centre for Contemporary Arts, 350 Sauchiehall St Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

3 Barras Sights & Sounds Visit Barras Market Area and explore the fascinating charms of the Barras including: the iconic Ballroom sign, Old Clay Pipe Factory, Cobbled Lanes, St Alphonsus Church, Heilan Jessie & the Tolbooth, Glasgows execution site.

INFORMATION Sat 15th & Sun 16th Every hour 10am-3pm Meeting point: FLEX courtyard, The Barras market, 233 London Rd, G40 1PE Booking available - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk, places also available on a first come first serves basis.

4 Bridgeton Heritage Trail Discover the rich history of Bridgeton as Peter Mortimer leads you on this walk taking in such treasures as Greenhead Works, Templeton's Olympia Cinema, the Umbrella at Bridgeton Cross and other impressive buildings and monuments.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 2pm; 90mins Meeting Point: People's Palace Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

5 Broomhill Heritage Trail Discover how Broomhill has developed since 1850. Witness its many fine buildings and its hidden railway.

INFORMATION Mon 16th, Wed 18th, Sun 22nd, 1pm; 150 mins Meeting point: Hyndland Train Station, Churchill Drive entrance Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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Bus Tour of Pollokshields Join Pollokshields Heritage for a guided bus tour of this magnificent Victorian garden suburb: see listed buildings, discover splendid villas, tenements and nature areas, see various communities and hear many stories.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, Sun 22nd, 2pm (registration from 1.45pm, places will be allocated first-come first served on the day); 120 mins Meeting Point: Maxwell Park station, 101 Fotheringay Road

Calton Heritage Trail Enjoy a walk around Calton led by Peter Mortimer and experience the history of the weaving industry in this ancient Glasgow district. Admire the architecture of Glasgow Cross and St Andrew's Square and witness the Barras Street Market.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 2pm; 120 mins Meeting point: Mercat Building Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

City Centre Mural Trail Within walking distance of the city center, Glasgow boasts an incredible Mural Trail featuring a range of installations helping to rejuvenate streets, buildings and vacant sites. Join our tour now to find out more.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, Sun 22nd, 10am and 12:30pm; 120 mins Meeting point: outside Glasgow City Chambers Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

Clyde Bridges Walk A guided walk along the Clyde, admire 12 of Glasgow's wonderful bridges and hear about their amazing history. Starting at Glasgow Green's St Andrews Suspension Bridge, the 90 minute walk ends at Broomielaw.

INFORMATION Fri 20th, 10am & 4pm Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 10am & 1pm; 90 mins Meeting point: St Andrews Suspension Bridge, Glasgow Green Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

10 Dennistoun Historic Guided Tour Alexander Dennistoun had a vision to build a residential suburb. Architect, James Salmon, produced a masterplan with villas, terraces and gardens which form the Dennistoun Conservation Area - the main area of our tour.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am; 90 mins Meeting point: Corner of Westercraigs and Annfield Place at the Post Office Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

11 Dumbreck & Hazelwood Heritage Walk Explore the heritage of Dumbreck & Hazelwood on this tour from House for an Art Lover, via the Category A Listed Craigie Hall, to Hazelwood House. The social history of some previous house occupants and photographs will be discussed.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 11:30am; 60-90 mins Meeting Point: Entrance to CafĂŠ; House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

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12 E ast End Women's Heritage Walk by Glasgow Women's Library Fascinating guided women's heritage walk that takes you to the heart of Glasgow’s East End with stories of feisty activists, radical changemakers, weavers and witches.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 2pm; 120 mins Meeting point: Glasgow Women's Library Front of House desk. Some spaces available on the day first come first served. Booking available: glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

13 Fairy Footsteps: A Glasgow LGBT History Tour Let OUT on Sundays take you on a tour of Glasgow’s LGBT history, stopping to visit venues and organisations and seeing how History has been shaped and changed.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 12pm; 180 mins Meeting point: Spoon Café, 45 Trongate,

14 Follow in the Footsteps Learn about the history of the Stuart family through a guided walk in their designed landscape which is Castlemilk Park.

INFORMATION Wed 18th, 1:30pm; 120 mins Meeting point: Castlemilk Stables, G1 5ES Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

15 G host Signs and Old Shopfronts of Glasgow (three interlinked walks) Become a ghost sign buster as you walk around Glasgow looking at ghost signs and old shopfronts, discovering the hidden stories of the buildings around you.

INFORMATION Wed, 18th & Thurs 19th, 10am, 1pm, 4pm; 120 mins Meeting point: 10am 17 Bain Street, Barras; 1pm George Square (George Street, Queen Street Station side); 4pm Botanic Gardens Front Gate, Great Western Road. Booking essential ghostsigns@glasgowheritage.org.uk

16 Glasgow and the Irish Revolution You will walk from the Gallowgate to Midland St. (City Centre) visiting sites linked to movements and figures associated with Irish Republicanism and the 1916 Easter Rising

INFORMATION Thurs 19th, 2pm; 120 mins Meeting point: 11 Moore Street (near stone arch entrance to Old Meat Market off Gallowgate) Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

17 Glasgow in Print Glasgow's printing industry dates from the 17th century. It grew along with the city in the 19th century. The tour will highlight buildings and areas linked to the production of books, newspapers and other forms of print.

INFORMATION Tues 17th & Thurs 19th, 10:30am; 90 mins Meeting point: Meeting point: At Trongate 103 Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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18 Glasgow Necropolis Guided Tour Join the Friends of Glasgow Necropolis for friendly, informative tours of this magnificent cemetery. Hear the stories of those within the gates who made Glasgow the Second City of the Empire

INFORMATION Sat 21st Every hour 12pm-3pm & 5pm, Sun 22nd Every hour 12pm-3pm Meeting point will be confirmed with every booking. Booking essential â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 07971437034, tours@ glasgownecropolis.org, www.glasgownecropolis.org

19 Glasgow Photography Walking Tour Visit many of Glasgow's most iconic venues with an experienced photography tutor. Learn more about your camera and the city as you are guided through the best way to capture the sights of Glasgow.

INFORMATION Mon 16th & Fri 20th, 10am; Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 10am & 2pm; 180 mins Meeting point will be confirmed with every booking Booking essential â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 07974658295, info@dreghorn-photography.co.uk

20 Glasgow Walking Lunch Visit hidden historic sites and sample food and drink from some of the best independent eateries in town with food and travel writer Andrea Pearson (The List Eating and Drinking Guide, The Herald).

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 12pm; 240 mins Meeting point: Royal Exchange Square Booking essential - www.eventbrite. co.uk/e/glasgow-walking-lunch-tickets57922208886?ref=estw

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21 H ome Front Walk; Glasgow City Centre in Wartime 1939-1945 To commemorate the start of war 80 years ago, Home Front Walk is back for a second year with many new buildings and stories that will take you on a journey through Glasgowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s streets in wartime (1939-1945).

INFORMATION Mon 16th-Sun 22nd 10.30am, 2pm, 7.30pm;90 mins Meeting point: The Mitchell Library (Granville Street Entrance) Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

22 Kelvin Bridges Walks Walk along the River Kelvin, a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Learn about the many and varied bridges which cross the river, reflecting the industrial heritage of Glasgow.

INFORMATION Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 2pm; 90 mins Meeting point: Beneath Halfpenny Bridge House (next to the Halfpenny Bridge, Kelvin Walkway) Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the dayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

23 Meander with the Happy Reaper You are invited to learn about some of the many characters buried within the Southern Necropolis, meet the legendary White Lady and walk round her three times (or you may be turned to stone).

INFORMATION Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 12pm; 120 mins Meeting point: Southern Necropolis Gate House G5 0JG. Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

24 Neale Thomson and the Crossmyloof Bakery Hear the story of Neale Thomson - outside his home, his bakery, and on the site of Greek Thomson cottages where he housed his bakers. Find out about his business and the baking of the once renowned Crossmyloof Bread!

INFORMATION Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 10:30am & 2:30pm; 75 mins (including sourdough demo at the end) Meeting point: The Glad Cafe venue Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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25 Old Kinning Park and Plantation Our Living History Adventure around Old Kinning Park Police Burgh and Plantation Ward of Old Govan Burgh. Guide Brian D Henderson will introduce “ Wee Jimmy” and “Old Susie” as we go!

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am, 90 mins Meeting point: Outside Kinning Park Subway Station Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

26 Parkhead Heritage Trail Enjoy this walk around the Parkhead area. Learn about its weaving and coal mining roots, and later industrialisation, characterised by the world famous Parkhead Forge. Appreciate the fine architecture of Parkhead Cross led by historian Peter Mortimer.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 10am; 90 mins Meeting point: Parkhead Cross, G31 5QG Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

27 Pollokshields: The Tenements Join Sam Ellis of Pollokshields Heritage for a walking tour of East Pollokshields' many tenements and listed buildings, and find out more about the UK's original, biggest and best planned Garden Suburb and the stories of those who built it.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 11am; 120 mins Meeting point: Maxwell Park Station. Registration from 10.45 at Maxwell Park Station ticket office, places will be allocated first-come first served

28 Pollokshields: The Villas Join Sam Ellis of Pollokshields Heritage for a walking tour through Pollokshields' Avenues with their splendid villas and find out more about the UK's original planned Garden Suburb and the stories of those who built it.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am, 120 mins Meeting point: Maxwell Park Station. Registration from 10.45 at Maxwell Park Station ticket office, places will be allocated first-come first served

29 Possil marsh nature reserve Hidden in a little-known corner of the city, the reserve consists of a shallow lochan surrounded by marshy ground with areas of willow scrub and grassland supporting fascinating wildlife including otters.

INFORMATION Fri 20th, 11am & 3pm; 60 mins Meeting point: Lambhill Stables back door Booking - places will be allocated first-come first served on the day

30 R ailway Metropolis - Two walks through North Glasgow’s industrial past from the heights of Springburn Park to Glasgow’s East End Author and guide Ian Mitchell will take you on a loop around Springburn Park, former Railway Metropolis, and through Garngad to Dennistoun. Both walks will include a tour of the former North British Locomotive Works.

INFORMATION Tues 17th, Part 1: 11am; 90, mins, Part 2: 1:30pm; 105 mins Meeting point: Meet at Springburn Railway Station (11am for Part I Springburn Loop & 1:30pm for Part II Springburn to Alexandra Parade Booking essential - 0141 552 1331, glasgowheritage.org.uk/events

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31 Scottish Football History Walk Hear about and visit the origins of Scottish football, the birth of Queen's Park FC, the early Cup Finals and internationals, the three Hampden Park grounds, and the development of the modern game. Led by Drew McMahon.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 3pm; 90 mins Meeting point: outside entrance to Queen's Park Bowling Club Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

32 HUB - SENSEcity Augmented Reality Walk Strolling through the historic parts of Glasgow, uncover the hidden secrets and tales. Take the self-guided walk at your own pace with the ‘SENSEcity AR’ app and guidebook available at the Hub.

INFORMATION Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm Meeting point: HUB - The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G11RE

33 S lavery, Abolition and Glasgow's Built Heritage Join historian Stephen Mullen for a journey of discovery around Glasgow's Merchant City, revealing historic connections with transatlantic slavery, its abolition, and how these connections shaped the modern city.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 12pm; 90 mins Tobacco Merchants House, 42 Miller Street (ending at St Andrews in the Square) Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

34 Southside Changemakers Take a tour of seven social enterprises on the southside, including a children’s boutique, supermarket, café, up-cycling project, bicycle centre and a music & arts venue/hub.

INFORMATION Mon 16th-Sat 21st, 10am; 150 mins Merry-go round, 34 Nithsdale Road Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

35 S team and Steel: the origins of shipbuilding on the Upper Clyde Govan played a pivotal role in the development of the steam engine as well as shipbuilding. You will learn through expert commentary about the origin of shipbuilding in Govan, its locations, productive years and demise.

INFORMATION Wed 18th, Fri 20th, Sun 22nd, 11am; 60-90 mins Meeting point: Water Row, Govan ferry pontoon Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

36 Springburn Winter Gardens A lively tour of Springburn Park and Winter Gardens will take you through the story of Springburn, covering its heritage and history - from the Reid Family and locomotives to the future plans for the A listed Winter Gardens

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am, Sun 22nd, 1pm; 60 mins Meeting point: Springburn Park, Main Gates (Broomfield Road) Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

37 Tales of the George Square Statues Join historian Dr Mark Nixon on this popular walk. The statues, and George Square itself, frequently attract as much attention as the activities around them. Yet what do you really know about their fascinating stories and politics?

INFORMATION Mon 16th, 2pm; 60 mins Meeting point: George Square Cenotaph Lions Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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38 The Battle of George Square, 1919 Commencing in George Square, you will visit sites and hear of personalities associated with the mass 40-hour week strike of 1919, which confronted the might of the state and resisted police provocation.

INFORMATION Tue 17th, 2pm; 90 mins Meeting point: Centre of George Square Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

39 The Building Stones of Central Glasgow We will have a stroll round the center of Glasgow looking at the material used to clad some of the buildings. We talk a bit about the geology of the rocks and where they were quarried.

INFORMATION Wed 12th, 10am; 90 mins Meeting point: Walter Scott column, George Square Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

40 T he Evolution of Glasgow: Origins and Enlightenment The Evolution of Glasgow – three walks from Glasgow’s heart to the West End explaining how Glasgow developed across three centuries. Walk one will cross the Merchant City from the High Street to the Lighthouse.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 11am; 120 mins Meeting point: Glasgow City Heritage Trust Booking essential – 0141 552 1331, glasgowheritage.org.uk

41 The Evolution of Glasgow: The Golden Age The Evolution of Glasgow – three walks from Glasgow’s heart to the West End explaining how Glasgow developed across three centuries. Walk two will cross the western City Centre from the Lighthouse to the Mitchell.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 2pm; 120 mins Meeting point: The Lighthouse Booking essential – 0141 552 1331 glasgowheritage.org.uk

42 The Evolution of Glasgow: Into the West The Evolution of Glasgow – three walks from Glasgow’s heart to the West End explaining how Glasgow developed across three centuries. Walk three will be from the Mitchell to Glasgow University across Kelvingrove Park.

INFORMATION Sun 22nd, 5pm; 120 mins Meeting point: The Mitchell Library (west entrance) Booking essential – 0141 552 1331 glasgowheritage.org.uk

43 The Making Of Art Nouveau Glasgow Early 20th century Glasgow was a vibrant, connected international city with a wealth of talent that embraced the Art Nouveau movement. This walking tour will reveal those connections and unpack the city in a nouveau way.

INFORMATION Fri 20th, 2pm; 120 mins Meeting point: Outside Cowcaddens Subway Station Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

44 Unlocking the Story of Maryhill's Canal Join the Canal Cultural Heritage Officer from Keep Scotland Beautiful on a guided walk around the Forth & Clyde Canal. Learn about the Botany, boat building and the other industries that helped to build Maryhill.

INFORMATION Mon 16th, Fri 20th, Sat 21st, 2:30pm, Wed 18th, 6:30pm; 90 mins. Meeting point: Outside the main gates at Maryhill Burgh HallsBooking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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45 Victoria Park Heritage Walk Sample heritage and culture from prehistoric times (Fossil Grove), meeting 19th century benefactors, and remembering those who died on the SS Daphne and World War One.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, Sun 22nd, 2pm; 90 mins Meeting point: Victoria Park Jubilee Gates (main entrance). Booking - places will be allocated firstcome first served on the day

46 West End Walking Tour We will start at Kelvingrove Museum and take in the history of Glasgow’s West End through different venues including UoG, the Botanic Gardens, Byres Road and finish in Ashton Lane.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am; 90 mins Meeting point: outside Kelvingrove Museum at Argyle Street entrance Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

47 W hat About the Women? - Women of Maryhill Guided Walk On our guided walk along the canal, hear stories of Maryhill’s women: an heiress who gave the area her name; mill workers immortalised in stained glass, a Suffragette and the post-box, and the “wayward girls” who escaped.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 12pm; 90 mins Meeting point: Maryhill Burgh Halls Reception, by the canal boatman stained glass panel Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

48 W hose Footsteps? Mapping Glasgow's Imperial Past in Kelvingrove What happens when we slow down and take our time looking at the buildings and public spaces that surround us? Come recover traces of Glasgow’s imperial past ‘hidden’ amongst the trees and galleries of Kelvingrove.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 2pm, 120 mins Meeting point: Entrance to Kelvingrove Park on Eldon/Gibson Street Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

49 Women, War, Rent Strikes, Revolution This walk highlights Glasgow's massive radicalisation during World War I: with women to the fore, suffragettes, peace campaigners, rent strikers and industrial workers united in struggle.

INFORMATION Sat 21st, 11am, 120 mins Meeting point: corner of Duke St. and John Knox St. Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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EVENTS 1. TALK: The 1820 Radical War The Radical Wars involved hundreds of people across Glasgow and West Central Scotland. Beside the Monument to those who died or were transported, members of the 1820 Society will tell the story and answer questions.

INFORMATION Sighthill Cemetery Martyrs Monument, 300 Springburn Road, G21 1SE Sun 22nd, 2pm; 60 mins

2. HUB - TALK: 30 Years of Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival Liz Davidson, GBPT’s ‘Project Development Officer’ in 1990, leads a re-visiting of Doors Open Days past – how it came about, early hopes for the festival and the revelations faced in those early years

INFORMATION Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, Glasgow, G1 1RE Wed 18th, 3pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

3. HUB - EXHIBITION: 30 Years of Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival A look back at Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival over the last 30 years.

INFORMATION Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, Glasgow, G1 1RE Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

4. WORKSHOP: 30 Years of Wing Hong Centre and the Chinese Community You’re invited to visit our centre, which is a B listed 19th century, classical villa, celebrating our 30th year anniversary together. It will be a great opportunity to experience Chinese Culture, tradition and customs.

INFORMATION Wing Hong Chinese Elderly Centre, 122 Hill Street, Garnethill, Glasgow, G3 6UA Fri 20th,10am-12pm & 1pm-3:30pm

5. TALK: A Place for the Work and the Human Being One of a series of talks running throughout 2019 exploring the needs, expectations and possibilities of the space for art today. For Doors Open Days The Common Guild present Jude Barber, director at Collective Architecture.

INFORMATION Langside Hall, 1 Langside Avenue, G41 2QR Thurs 19th, 6pm; 120 mins Booking essential: 0141 428 3022, info@thecommonguild.org.uk

6. HUB -FILM: A Symphony in Stone A Symphony in Stone celebrates Glasgow's stunning architecture and cityscape. Interviews with key experts including Professor John Hume, Gavin Stamp, and Fiona Sinclair, Niall Murphy and Ruairidh Moir.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G11RE Sat 21st, 3:30pm; 75mins Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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7. HUB -TALK: All Under One Roof Tenement Maintenance Under One Roof and RIAS present a talk by John Gilbert Architects covering a brief history of the tenement, it’s development and construction, and highlighting typical defects and maintenance issues. This event is targeted at owners of tenements who are interested in learning more about caring for their building.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G11RE Tue 17th, 13:30pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

8. W ORKSHOP: Architecture in the City Calling all budding architects and designers: come and visit our famous Mackintosh tearoom and then join this fun, family-friendly workshop to design your own building.

INFORMATION Mackintosh at the Willow, 215-217 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3EX Sat 21st, 2pm; 120 mins

9. WORKSHOP: Art for Children This year marks the 130th Anniversary of the Eiffel Tower! To celebrate the occasion, we are inviting children and their families to a special Art workshop! This is an ideal opportunity to discover more about French art.

INFORMATION Alliance Française Glasgow, 3 Park Circus, G3 6AX Sat 21st, 11am-1pm; 45 mins Booking essential: 0141 331 4080

10. HUB - TALK: Avenues & Lanes; discover the regeneration of Glasgow City Centre An informative talk on the ongoing regeneration of Glasgow City Centre. With representatives from the RTPI & Glasgow City Council, we will explore how our streets & lanes are being transformed with a new approach.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G11RE Wed 18th, 1:30pm; 60mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

11. EXHIBITION: Barrowland Ballads Celebrating the importance of Glasgow’s music scene to its cultural and built heritage, the exhibition will showcase artwork produced by Recollective (Alison Irvine, Chris Leslie and Mitch Miller) about the Barrowland.

INFORMATION Glasgow City Heritage Trust, 54 Bell Street, G1 1LQ Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

12. HUB - TALK: Behind the Prize: In Conversation with GIA Student Award Winners 2019 A chance to see the GIA award winning projects presented by the students themselves. Gain an insight into the talent being produced by the nation's leading institutions and even enter into a critical dialogue with them.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, G1 1RE Wed 18th, 6:30pm; 135 mins (with break for refreshments) Booking available: 07512 725 387 massimosannino6@gmail.com, some seats will be kept for first come first served on the evening

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13. W ORKSHOP: Building a Ship! Fairfield Heritage Join us at Govan's Fairfield Heritage to explore Glasgow's shipbuilding heyday! Enjoy tours of the historic shipyard offices, fun digital exploration activities and family-friendly engineering challenges!

INFORMATION Fairfield, 1048 Govan Road, G51 4XS Sat 21st, 10am-4pm

14. WORKSHOP: Building Crafts at the Lighthouse Participants have a chance to try their hands at some of the craft skills that make Glasgow’s buildings unique. Participants can exercise their creative side, and learn about the crafts that adorn Glasgow's buildings.

INFORMATION The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, G1 3NU Sat 21st, 10am-4pm

15. EVENT: Canal Boat Trips An opportunity to see what the countryside looks like from the canal. Our guide will tell you about the wildlife on its banks and recount its history from the Roman stonework used in building it to the present day.

INFORMATION Lambhill Stables, 11 Canal Bank North, G22 6RD Sat 21st, 10am-3:30pm; 45 mins

16. HUB - EXHIBITION: Claiming back the Narrative – Refuweegee A photovoice exhibition showing the photographs and words of those most recently arrived to our city. Too rarely are refugees given the tools and platform to share their narrative around their lived experiences.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

17. TALK: Cloud Water Zen Zen Buddhism offers a fresh perspective on our busy and often stressful lives. This 30 minute talk provides an outline of Zen Buddhism and how it can help us deal more effectively and skilfully with these challenges.

INFORMATION 5th floor, 82 Mitchell St, G1 3NA Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 2pm; 30 mins Booking essential: 0743 201 4620, info@cloudwaterzen.org

18. W ORKSHOP: The Community Classroom: Origami A chance to learn origami in O’Donnell Brown Architect’s Garden Studio and Community Classroom and to be part of an ongoing research project into what makes healthy and inspiring learning and working environments.

INFORMATION The Greenhouse - O'Donnell Brown Architect's Studio, 84 St Andrews Drive, Pollokshields, G41 4EQ Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

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19. M USIC: Concert of Sacred Music by St. Andrew's Cathedral Choir The choir embrace a diverse range of musical styles from Gregorian chant to traditional contemporary hymns and choral pieces, to folk and Celtic inspired canticles with a little Mozart, Schubert and Bach thrown in.

INFORMATION St Andrew's Cathedral, 196 Clyde Street, G1 4JY Sun 22nd, 1:30pm; 30 mins

20. WORKSHOP: Discover Ancient Scotland Fun-day Find out what life was like during the chaos of Viking invasion into medieval Scotland. Discover the ancient kingdom of Strathclyde with warriors from Cumbraland living-history and take on archaeology-themed challenges!

INFORMATION Govan Old Church, 866 Govan Road, G51 3UU Sat 21st, 10am-5pm

21. E VENT: Film Screening and Shipbuilding Museum Tour The event starts with a tour of Fairfield Heritage, located within the 1890 A-Listed Fairfield building. This is followed by a screening of the Oscar winning "Seawards the Great Ships" in the magnificent Boardroom.

INFORMATION Fairfield Heritage, 1048 Govan Road, G51 4XS Mon 16th-Fri 20th & Sun 22nd, 2pm; 60 mins

22. EVENT: Film Screening Tea Dance Pollokshaws Burgh Hall Start off your Saturday evening 1930s style as we present silent cinema accompanied LIVE by the mighty Wurlitzer organ. Put on your dancing shoes and glide into the ballroom for our Sunday afternoon tea dance.

INFORMATION Pollokshaws Burgh Hall, 2025 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1NE Sat 21st, 11am, 4pm; 60 mins, Sun 22nd, 2pm; 180 mins

23. WORKSHOP - Food Stories Join us to celebrate the diverse cuisines of Soul Food Sisters! Listen to cooking stories from our chefs and have a go at making Algerian, Polish and Eritrean dishes in open bite size workshops throughout the weekend.

INFORMATION Soul Food Sisters, 202 Gallowgate, G1 5DS Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 11am-3pm

24. HUB: TALK - Football is the ballet of the Masses By 1910, along with Celtic Park and Ibrox, Glasgow possessed the three largest football stadiums on earth. So how and why did industrial Glasgow become the most important centre of the greatest sport in the world?

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G11RE Mon 16th, 6:30pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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25. TOUR - Furniture on Film Discover iconic pieces of furniture that have been immortalised in film and TV currently held in the Glasgow Museum store at Kelvin Hall.

INFORMATION Kelvin Hall, 1445 Argyle Street, G3 8AW Tues 17th & Wed 18th, 2pm, 45 mins Booking essential - 0141 276 1450, kelvinhalltours@glasgowlife.org.uk

26. HUB: TALK - Giving the Platform Back: Meet the team behind Claiming Back the Narrative An evening of discussion and informal conversation with the Refuweegee team and photographers that created Claiming Back the Narrative: a photovoice exhibition.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Tues 17th, 6pm; 90 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

27. EXHIBITION - Glasgow & Paris International Join us to celebrate the 130th Anniversary of the Eiffel Tower and learn more about the Glasgow & Paris International exhibitions with a special talk by Dr Michael Rapport. This event will also be the opportunity to (re-)discover our premises!

INFORMATION Alliance Française, 3 Park Circus, G3 6AX Wed 18th, 6pm; 90 mins Booking essential - 0141 331 4080, culture@afglasgow.org.uk

28. HUB: EXHIBITION - Glasgow Building Preservation Trust, a retrospective An exhibition showcasing projects of the Glasgow Building Preservation Trust. Find out about the work of the trust and its mission to breathe new life into Glasgow’s buildings at risk.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, G1 1RE Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

29. EXHIBITION - Glasgow Coat of Arms: Getting on the map From the 16th century Tron to the late 20th century GOMA, many different designers have adorned buildings with Glasgow’s Coat of Arms in many different ways. This collaborative map provides a wealth of images & info.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose St, G1 1RE Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

30. EXHIBITION - Glasgow Motorway Archive Glasgow’s planners embraced motorways with enthusiasm. View records relating to the history of the M8 & Glasgow's unfinished Inner Ring Road at this exhibition from the Glasgow Motorway Archive.

INFORMATION The Mitchell Library, North St, G3 7DN Mon 16th -Thurs 19th 9am-8pm; Fri 20th & Sat 21st 9am-5pm

31. TALK – GFT 80 Years Talk in cinema 2 about the 80-year history of The Cosmo cinema and GFT.

INFORMATION Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose St, G3 6RB Sun 22nd, 12pm; 60 mins. Booking - max 2 tickets per person available from GFT on the day

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32. TALK - Glasgow Motorway Archive Glasgow’s planners embraced motorways with enthusiasm. Discover why, in this revealing glimpse into the history of the M8 & Glasgow's unfinished Inner Ring Road. Illustrated by records from the Glasgow Motorway Archive collection.

INFORMATION The Mitchell Library, North St, G3 7DN Thurs 19th, 6:30pm & Sat 21st, 3pm; 60 mins Booking – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk, very limited places available first-come first served on the day

33. HUB: TALK - Glasgow's Industrial Potteries: creating a sense of place Talk and discussion exploring the extraordinary story of the industrial potteries that lined the River Clyde, the Forth and Clyde canal and Gallowgate area of the city from the mid 18th to early 20th century.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Fri 19th, 3pm; 60 mins

34. HUB: EXHIBITION - Glasgow's Industrial Potteries: creating a sense of place Exhibition exploring the extraordinary story of the industrial potteries that lined the River Clyde, the Forth and Clyde canal and Gallowgate area of the city from the mid-18th to early 20th century.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Mon 16th-Sun 22nd, 10am-5pm

35. HUB: TALK - Glasgow's Interwar Queer Underworld An opportunity to peer into the subversive & dramatic world of Glasgow's Interwar 'Whitehats' and the queer subculture they occupied. Learn about their leader William 'Liz' Paton's criminal and subversive escapades.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Sat 21st, 2pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

36. WORKSHOP - Hands-on Heritage Crafts at the Lighthouse Kids of all ages can try their hands at some of the traditional crafts that make up Glasgow’s buildings. Kids can exercise their creative side, and take home their stone, plaster, or stainedglass projects.

INFORMATION The Lighthouse, 11 Mitchell Lane, G1 3NU Sat 21st, 10am-4pm

37. TOUR - Kelvin Hall Behind-The-Scenes Glimpse behind the scenes at Kelvin Hall! Tour digitisation and edit suites at Scotland’s Moving Image Archive and visit The Hunterian for a collections store tour to see rare objects from the state-of-the-art facility.

INFORMATION Kelvin Hall, 1445 Argyle Street, G3 8AW Sat 21st, 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm; 60 mins Booking essential - 0141 276 1450, kelvinhalltours@glasgowlife.org.uk

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38. MUSIC - The Kingsborough Sanctuary: Past, Present, Future The organ in the Kingsborough Gardens Sanctuary is one of the finest examples of Henry Willis's early work. Originally installed between 1887 and 1890 it has a very pleasing rich tone.

INFORMATION Kingsborough Sanctuary, Broomhill Hyndland Parish Church, 81 Hyndland Road, G12 9JE Sat 21st, 10am-4pm; Music 11am, 2pm; 30 mins

39. EXHIBITION - Mackintosh at the Willow Come and experience the fascinating history of Glasgow's most celebrated architect and his collaboration with legendary tearoom entrepreneur Kate Cranston in our engaging interactive exhibition.

INFORMATION Mackintosh at the Willow, 215 Sauchiehall St, G23EX Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 10am-4pm; 45 mins

40. TALK - The Merchant Navy During WW2 The Tall Ship During WW2, the Merchant Navy kept the UK supplied with food and carried war material to the fighting forces on the front line. This presentation tells a little of their story and the hardships they faced during WW2.

INFORMATION The Tall Ship at Riverside, 150 Pointhouse Place, G3 8RS Thur 19th, 2pm; 45 mins

41. TOUR - Pollokshaws West Railway Station Your chance to see and hear about the history of Glasgow's oldest operational railway station, and learn how it is being used today. Southwest Community Cycles are also offering free bike hire on Saturday & Sunday!

INFORMATION Pollokshaws West Railway Station, 2092 Pollokshaws Road, G43 1AT Sat 21st-Sun 22nd, 12pm, 2pm; 30 mins Booking essential – 0141 632 7155, jennifer@southwestcommunitycycles.co.uk

42. HUB: TALK - Post Cards from the Edge Join Lost Glasgow's Norry Wilson as he explores the city through vintage postcard and photographic images.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Thur 19th, 6:30pm; 60 mins Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

43. HUB: SHOP - Print Clan Visitors will have the opportunity to screen print their own tote bag with unique 30th anniversary GDODF artwork. 10% of the proceeds go to Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Sat 21st & Sun 22nd, 12pm - 4pm

44. HUB: WORKSHOP - Queering the Map of Glasgow Get creative at a community mapping workshop for LGBTQI+ people. Explore and share the places that matter to you, past and present. Discover and create a new queer map of Glasgow with others.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Sun 22nd, 2pm; 120 mins Booking essential – glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

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45. HUB: EVENT - Refuweegee – Writing Welcome Letters & Decorating Welcome Packs Refuweegee volunteers will be on site to tell you about what we do, how we do it and why it’s important. You can choose from our selection of stationery and write your #letterfaealocal or design a welcome bag that we’ll fill with goodies and pass on to a recently arrived person.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Thurs 19th, Sat 21st, Sun 22nd; 11am-2pm

46. HUB: TALK: Revisiting the Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry In 1870, The Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow surveyed landed estates around west-central Scotland, sometimes distancing landowners from the origins of their wealth. By examining the connections between chattel slavery and landowners, this lecture situates the estates in a transatlantic context.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Thurs 19th, 12pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

47. EVENT - The Ruined Banquet

INFORMATION Crookston Castle, 170 Brockburn Road, G535RY Sat 21st,10am, 11.15am, 1pm, 2.15pm & 3.30pm Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

48. TALK AND TOUR - The Sikorski Polish Club a History The Sikorski Polish Club was established by Polish soldiers in the late 1940’s as a home from home because they could not return to their beloved Poland. Polish culture, traditions and heritage are celebrated.

INFORMATION The Generał Władysław Sikorski Memorial House, 5 Parkgrove Terrace, G3 7SD Sun 22nd, 2pm; 60 mins

49. EVENT - South Glasgow Heritage at TS Queen Mary Join us and learn about the people, places, and events that make South Glasgow! Take a look at local archive material and share your memories of the Southside.

INFORMATION TS Queen Mary, Glasgow Science Centre, 50 Pacific Quay, G51 1EA Sunday 22nd, 10am-3:30pm

50. HUB: TALK - Stride with Pride: Mapping Glasgow’s LGBTQ History Come learn about the Glasgow Women’s Library’s Stride with Pride project. Over the past year, a team of volunteers created an LGBTQ+ Heritage Trail of Glasgow. This talk will consider the challenges of researching LGBTQ+ history, why it’s important, and how to undertake queer mapping.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Fri 20th, 1:30pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

A raucous, fun site specific performance at Crookston Castle - Glasgow's only Medieval Castle. Meet Lairds, Ladies and Jesters from the 16th Century and share their story! Fun for all the family.

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51. EVENT - Tea Tasting at Mackintosh at The Willow Transport yourself back in time and sample some of the traditional teas of the original Willow Tea Rooms Building. Including the expertly brewed Congou Black Tea – a Miss Cranston classic. Plus many more!

INFORMATION Mackintosh at the Willow, 217 Sauchiehall St, G2 3EX Tue 17th, 2pm; 45 mins Booking – Places allocated first-come first served on the day

52. HUB: EXHIBITION - Thinking about the Future of Iran in Drumchapel Composed of photos taken on a walk guided by Iranian musician Mohammad Mohammadi Champiri in response to the question of what he would take into the future. Part of a Glasgow Museums project that reflects on the role of museums in nation and state building and how to collect around migration.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Mon-Sun 10am-5pm

53. HUB: TALK - Whose Footsteps? Mapping Glasgow's Imperial Past in Kelvingrove What is celebrated and commemorated in the built environment and which histories and experiences aren’t? This talk explores traces of Glasgow’s imperial past ‘hidden’ amongst the trees and galleries of Kelvingrove.

INFORMATION The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE Fri 20th, 12pm; 60 mins Booking essential - glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

53. EVENT - Workshops, Tours, and Activities at Castlemilk Stables Drop in to take part in workshops including: make your own herbal remedy/body care product with Floramedica, arts and crafts, outdoor cooking over a fire, traditional games, and tours!

INFORMATION Castlemilk Stables, 59 Machrie Road, G45 0AZ Sat 21st, 11am-4pm

54. EVENT - Will Knight Artist Studio Will Knight’s studio in his tenement flat will be open, exhibiting drawings and prints of local buildings and interiors. Will produces detailed and atmospheric scale architectural drawings with pen and watercolour; seeking to faithfully record exteriors and interiors of buildings in Glasgow.

INFORMATION 151 Broomhill Drive, G11 7ND Fri 20th, Sat 21st, 10am-6pm

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THANK YOU With many thanks to the funders, sponsors, participants and volunteers who make Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival possible! If you would like to contribute to next yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s event visit: www.glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk/support Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is coordinated by the Glasgow Building Preservation Trust www.gbpt.org, thanks to support from Glasgow City Council. Doors Open Days is a national programme coordinated by Scottish Civic Trust. It takes place throughout Scotland in September and is part of European Heritage Days, along with Scottish Archaeology Month, coordinated by Archaeology Scotland. Information about the national programme, including event listings, can be found at www.doorsopendays.org.uk

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