Featured Events in Glasgow in June, 2025 (June Updated)

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SGSAH's annual Summer School is back for 2025 and once again taking a hybrid approach: online and in-person. A series of live workshops and participatory sessions will be delivered across five days: Online Days: Thursday 19th and Friday 20th June In-Person Days: Tuesday 24th and Wednesday 25th June, plus a full-day KE Hubs 'Introduction to Broadcasting' workshop on Monday 23rd June. Find the full programme here . The Year 2 Symposium is taking place in-person at the ARC on Monday 23rd June, where the Y2 SGSAH cohort will share with each other what they have been working on over the past two years. We will also be hosting our Doctoral Research Showcase on 24th and 25th June, with reception/presentation event Wednesday 25th June 5.30-7pm. The showcase will be in the central atrium of the Advanced Research Centre. We welcome anyone interested in Arts and Humanities PhD research in Scotland to come along to the research showcase. Information Source: Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities | eventbrite

Aldomaro Romero - Suite para Cuerdos (1977) Vivaldi - Concerto for Two Violins in C major RV 507 Andrea Gajic & Emma Baird - violins John Adams - Shaker Loops (1983) One of the great Latin American dance musicians, Romero fuses his love of Bach with Venezuelan folk music and Chilean children's songs in this Suite for Strings . Vivaldi's Concerto for Two Violins in C major RV507 sparkles at the heart of our evening, performed by Head of Strings at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Professor Andrea Gajic and her student, Emma Baird. John Adams' iconic Shaker Loops takes forms of praise found in American Shaker communities, literally shaking, and crafts his breakthrough work, Shaker Loops, with pioneering Californian minimalism. Information Source: THE GLASGOW BARONS | eventbrite

Experience the magic of live music at Wonderful 2.0 @ Adelaide Place Venues in Glasgow. An extra date has been added due to popular demand, so don't miss this opportunity to enjoy a night of exceptional performances. The event will take place on June 19, 2025, at Adelaide Place Venues located at 209 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4HZ. Tickets are available for £13.70 to £16.96, offering affordable access to a memorable evening of entertainment. Join us for a captivating experience at this iconic venue in the heart of Glasgow.

Explore accurate Scotland v Netherlands Scotland Tri-Series sporting information for 19th June, as well as more Cricket times with Fixture Calendar. The ICC Champions Trophy3 national cricket team, also known as the Scottish Saltires, is the national representative cricket team of ICC Champions Trophy3. They have been playing international cricket since 1994 and have competed in multiple ICC tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup, World Twenty20, and ICC Champions Trophy. The team has also won the European Cricket Championship a record six times and has been runners-up in the World Cricket League Division One. Some notable players on the team include ICC Champions Trophy5 Coetzer, Calum MacLeod, and Richie Berrington. They play their home matches at the ICC Champions Trophy4 Cricket Club, which has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. The team has a passionate fan base and continues to showcase impressive performances on the international stage. Be sure to catch the Scottish Saltires in action in their upcoming matches. The ICC Champions Trophy1 national cricket team, also known as the Oranje team, represents the country in international cricket matches. They have been a member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) since 1966 and competed in their first One Day International (ODI) match in 1996. Over the years, the team has gained recognition and success, especially in the ICC World Twenty20 tournament where they reached the semi-finals in 2009. The team's top players include Pieter Seelaar, Ben Cooper, and Ryan ten Doeschate, and are coached by former South African cricketer Ryan Maron. The Dutch cricket team plays their home matches at the VRA Cricket Ground, located in ICC Champions Trophy2, which has a capacity of over 4,500 spectators. With their strong and determined players, the ICC Champions Trophy1 cricket team is a force to be reckoned with in the world of cricket. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Join us at the summer solstice to celebrate the turning year. Journeying with our wise women ancestors, using the ancient proto-Celtic tongue. Working with concious-shifting herbs, we will open up to the land and the vibrant energies around us, creating a sacred craft for our alter or apothecary. Please join me in this women's circle of ritual, of earth magic, herbs, intuition and discovery. Information Source: Rox Madeira | eventbrite

We're raising money for the amazing Anderston Youth Cafe. All the ticket money will go to support this free after school club for young people in Anderston. On the night we'll have karaoke with Alex plus bingo and a raffle. Ticket price includes snacks. The bowling club bar will be open all night. Information Source: Anderston Youth Cafe | eventbrite

We're hosting a fantasy themed paint & sip! This will be a fun event where we can all come together, have a blether and show off our painting skills . This will be a very relaxed night where we'll start by introducing ourselves and together choosing a subject to paint (let's be honest, it'll probably be dragons). We'll be providing all the art supplies from easels and canvases to paint brushes and palettes- all you need to bring along is your favourite snacks and drinks! This can be anything from wine and vodka to some Pepsi Max, whatever you'd prefer. We're going to be using the Braw Wee Craft Club's Studio, this is a cosy art studio on the first flour of Central Chambers and has such a lovely vibe! Information Source: Caledonian Starlight Guild | eventbrite

On Stage! Academy presents their annual showcase! 2 nights of amazing entertainment with songs from Grease, Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, Mary Poppins, Hamilton & Moana! Information Source: On Stage! Academy | eventbrite

Join us at Provan Hall for a creative afternoon learning about the Scottish Witch Trials and trying out a time-tested printing technique with artist Amelia Morgan! The workshop will consist of a short talk about the history of printing and its role in spreading propaganda during the Scottish Witch Trials, followed by the opportunity to design and create your own lino relief print inspired by 16th century woodcuts of witches. Learn about the history of relief printing and how it helped spread beliefs about witchcraftDesign your own print inspired by 16th century woodcutsLearn how to carve and print a lino blockNo previous experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided Information Source: Provan Hall Community Management Trust | eventbrite

ROBOTS AND ORANGES WITH ALAN WINDRAM Join award-winning author Alan Windram in this highly interactive, fun-filled children’s event with his latest One Button Benny picture book, 'One Button Benny and the Dinosaur Dilemma' AND his brand new book 'Kevin The Orange'. There will be stories, sing-along songs, some robot and mixed fruit n veg dancing, and even some flying fluffy oranges. Come along and join in the fun. Suitable for families and children from 3 to 6 years. Information Source: WestFest | eventbrite

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On Stage! Academy presents their annual showcase! 2 nights of amazing entertainment with songs from Grease, Charlie & The Chocolate Factory, Mary Poppins, Hamilton & Moana! Information Source: On Stage! Academy | eventbrite

Join us for a creative night of drinking and painting in the heart of Glasgow! No previous painting experience necessary! Get your creative juices flowing and your brush strokes going! What's included ✔️Approx. 2 hour step-by-step painting session led by our experienced artist and assistants. ✔️All painting materials needed to complete your masterpiece. ✔️ Acrylic paint on high-quality stretched canvas. ✔️ Photos taken throughout the session & posted on our Facebook page. ✔️ Heaps of fun exploring your creative side. ✔️A one-of-a-kind masterpiece to take home. ✔️and best of all - we clean up! Please arrive 15 mins before your event start time to get settled . Drinks are not included but can be purchased from the bar. BYO is not permitted as our events are held at licensed venues. Information Source: Paintvine | eventbrite

Halo Arts Make Your Own T-Shirt Workshop @ The Kelvin Hall Join us for a fun-filled workshop at The Kelvin Hall where you'll work with our visual arts specialist Reuben to create and take away your own funky tshirt! Free workshop for ages 6-12. Information Source: WestFest | eventbrite

Wax Carving Jewellery Workshop Join me at The Glasgow Art Club for a unique and creative experience of designing and crafting your very own unique silver ring. Learn the art of wax carving from Pia, local goldsmith and jewellery designer,. In this relaxing, two-hour session, you’ll be guided through the meditative process of carving your ring design in wax. Once complete, your creation will be professionally cast in sterling silver and returned to you, ready to wear and cherish. This workshop is not just about making jewellery — it’s about mindful creativity, hands-on expression, and taking time for your mental well-being in a supportive and inspiring environment. No prior experience needed — just bring your imagination. All materials and tools are provided. Soft drinks, fruit and sweet treats will be provided by the host. You are invited to make use the Art Club's superb dining facilities after the workshop for lunch. I can highly recommend the soup and sandwich of the day! Information Source: eventbrite

Beginners Wildlife Photography Workshop Join photographer Paul McDougall for an exciting and educational Beginners Wildlife Photography Workshop at the picturesque Hogganfield Loch. Whether you're a complete novice wanting to know the very basics of camera operation, or have some experience but want to get more from your camera, this workshop is designed to help you capture stunning images of the local wildlife. Experienced guide and photographer Paul will guide you through the basics of composition, lighting, and camera settings. You'll learn how to capture the beauty of the surroundings and the fascinating creatures that inhabit the area. During this hands-on workshop, you'll have the opportunity to explore the diverse flora and fauna of Hogganfield Loch. From graceful swans, herons, ducks, great crested grebes and gulls, you'll learn how to photograph wildlife in their natural habitat. Bring your own camera and any lenses you have. Any camera and lens is suitable. Don't worry if you're a complete beginner; Paul will be there to assist you every step of the way. You'll also have the chance to meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for photography. On the day we will cover the following: Basic Camera Set Up Understanding Exposure Exposure Compensation Focus Modes White Balance Composition Capturing Portraits Photographing Behaviour So, mark your calendars for this unforgettable experience! Join Paul at Hogganfield Loch for the Beginners Wildlife Photography Workshop and start capturing breathtaking images of nature. Book now to secure your spot! Information Source: Paul McDougall | eventbrite

Please note: this event will be held in person at Glasgow Autonomous Space. CW: Topics of food scarcity, injustice and inequity Join us and local Southside groups as we look at different food related projects and initiatives that are building solidarity and community power against the capitalist systems that have created injustice and scarcity in our food systems. Hear from Kin Kitchen, Food Not Bombs, Castlemilk ‘Soup’erheroes, Agnew Lane and Plant Grow Share about what organising is for them, and learn how you can get involved or set up your own food sovereignty project in your own community. After some short presentations they’ll be various drop-in activities, from a Ready Steady Cook to zine making to leaf wrapping traditional Romanian, Syrian and Malay delights to making soup packs. During these activities you can speak with organisers and learn more about their projects. And we’ll wrap up the session with a meal that we’ll all share together. After our time at GAS, people are welcome to continue conversations by joining us for a Summer Solstice bonfire at Agnew Lane! A massive part of building a culture of solidarity and mutual aid is the sharing of resources, and we want this event to reflect that in all ways. For that reason, we are asking for those that are able to pay for a ticket, do, and we will use this money to further food solidarity work in Scotland (project tbc) and in Palestine, where the money will go to food sovereignty organisation Thamra. The systems that oppress us are not going to fund our collective liberation, but we can build alternatives that evidence that a different world is possible. More info about Drop-in Activities: Food Not Bombs A Ready Steady Cook where attendees are asked to bring an ingredient with them - say, a bag of onions or some peppers. All vegan please, and perhaps something that needs using up! There will be a group menu creation session, followed by some chopping and cooking, simulating what Food Not Bombs do each week with unwanted produce. An exercise in showing how consensus decision-making and nonhierarchical collaboration are not just natural but productive and effective for bringing people together. Kin Kitchen The group will be wrapping things in leaves, making traditional Romanian, Syrian and Malay delights! While making space to share our collective knowledge and chat about the importance of food in resistance to oppressive systems. Agnew Lane Chat to the group about their current pursuit of a community buyout of Agnew Lane, and their recent success in securing Community Right to Buy status. Learn about their vision of a garden capable of not only supplying the community with free veg and fruit, but also providing grounds for native species of plants, insects, and animals to coexist. And community empowerment pushing back against disenfranchisement, food insecurity, and environmental degradation in the urban environment by learning about our neighbours, learning how to build, encouraging biodiversity, and cultivating food. Castlemilk ‘Soup’erheroes Making soup packs as an example of what this group does in working together to feed their community. Plant Grow Share/ Glasgow Zine Library Zine making with resources from Plant Grow Share, like their ‘how to’ make pallet beds for growing. There will also be guides on how to make a zine, so no experience needed! About the groups involved: Kin Kitchen is a volunteer led community food project in Glasgow building community, solidarity, & resistance through food. https://www.kinkitchenglasgow.org.uk Food Not Bombs is a worldwide movement made of thousands of autonomous chapters. We are the Govanhill branch and we engage in soup and revolutionary chat on Saturday afternoons. It's like a picnic, but bigger, with old friends and strangers (aka brand new friends)! We take donated food that would otherwise be unused, cook it and then share it out free to everyone and anyone in Govanhill. All our food is vegan and halal. https://www.instagram.com/glasgowfoodnotbombs Agnew Lane is disused, privately owned land in the heart of the Govanhill/Crosshill area of Glasgow. In 2020 a small group of community gardeners cleaned the lane of dangerous refuse left by the developer, and built a garden from found materials with the intention of donating their produce to local food banks and community groups. This original group has now grown to over 100 people, and it’s made up of gardeners, neighbours, community organisers, and local businesses. https://agnewlane.co.uk Plant Grow Share is a food solidarity group located in Govanhill working to help tackle food insecurity. They take donated produce from allotment and back garden growers and deliver it to community groups and food banks who really need it. https://www.plantgrowshare.co.uk Castlemilk ‘Soup’erheroes is a food solidarity group based in Castlemilk. They don’t believe in charity, they believe in solidarity - as the glue that holds communities together. https://www.facebook.com/groups/379205031059351 Access information for this event: There will be 40 attendees maximum, and the event will feature comfort breaks. During this event, attendees will participate in: Talk / Lecture, Hands on activities, Eating/drink This event will take place at Glasgow Autonomous Space. You can find directions here. You may be asked to wear a mask at this event. We will get in touch beforehand to let you know. GZL can provide a mask if you do not have one. Click here for access info for GAS . If you have any questions or access requirements, please get in touch with us via events@glasgowzinelibrary.com Find out more about access at GZL events and how to make an access request here. All events will adhere to our safer spaces policy, which you can learn about here. GZL pledges to support The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. As part of this pledge we may participate in strikes called in response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine. If this event falls on a strike day and is cancelled, we will work with event leaders to reschedule the event asap. Participants will also have the option of receiving an immediate refund for any ticket purchases and travel booked to attend. How to access the event: After booking a ticket, you will be sent several reminder emails from Eventbrite leading up to the event. We will also send emails that share any resources that attendees will need access to, including any required materials. Please email events@glasgowzinelibrary.com for any queries or issues. Support GZL: Join the GZL Patreon and support the library on a monthly basis. Information Source: Glasgow Zine Library | eventbrite

Ceann Creige Boozy Bingo Come join us for a night of Boozy Bingo, Karoke and lots more at Malones Irish Bar ! Get ready to test your luck and win some awesome prizes while singing along to the classics. Don't miss out on the event of the year, See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

1-2-1 Muslim Marriage Events in GLASGOW for Ages 22-37. ✅ LIGHT REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED . ✅ OPEN TO: Single, Divorced, Widowed & Reverts. ✅ FOR ALL MUSLIMS, ALL RACES & ETHNICITIES. ✅ U.K CITIZENS ONLY. This event is 1-2-1 (We DON'T group 8-10 people on round tables, like other organisers) . At our events all attendees speak to each other for up to 5 minutes each. This event is open to all Muslims, all races, ethnicities & backgrounds. All Single, Divorced, Widowed and Reverts are welcome. Join us on Saturday June 21st at 2 PM in Glasgow for our in-person 1-2-1 rotations event , for single Muslims aged 22-37. A great opportunity to meet like-minded Muslims who share your values and aspirations for marriage. Tailored to provide you with the chance to meet and interact with eligible Single Muslims. Our dedicated team will be at hand to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all attendees. Don't miss this opportunity. Get Tickets now for our Muslim Marriage Events in Glasgow. EVENT FORMAT: During the event, you will take part in 1-2-1 rotations allowing you to engage in one-on-one conversations lasting up to five minutes each. This is NOT a group rotations event (we DON'T sit 8-10 people on round tables) , you speak to the person sat opposite only. If you come across someone with whom you share a mutual interest, we can assist in exchanging details. All attendee information is strictly confidential and only shared with consent. ADDITIONAL DETAILS: ✅ Open to all Muslims, Ethnicities & Backgrounds. ✅ All Single, Divorced, Widowed & Reverts. ✅ UK Citizens only. ✅ 1-2-1 rotations event. NO Group tables. ✅ Speak to the person sat opposite only. ✅ Light refreshments included . ✅ S tarts at 2PM, late arrivals will be turned away. IMPORTANT: THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO UK CITIZENS ONLY. A VALID PASSPORT OR A FULL DRIVING LICENSE NEED TO BE PRESENTED AT REGISTRATION. NO ID = NO ENTRY. DRESS CODE: Dress to impress, the dress code is smart-casual. Please keep it halal. HAVE QUESTIONS? Please email hello@blushevents.co.uk, a member of the team will respond within 24 hours or call 0800 772 0806. Information Source: Single Muslim Events | eventbrite

A Refugee Festival Scotland and Make Music Day UK event, our asylum seeking and refugee musicians tell the story of the past seven years of the project, and share musical insights on their journeys to Glasgow. Disabled access. Opposite Govan subway. Round the corner from Govan Partick Footbridge. Information Source: THE GLASGOW BARONS | eventbrite

Design and screen print a commemorative message or picture onto a collaborative banner at our Textile Printing Taster Sessions celebrating the Refugee Festival Scotland 2025! What will happen during the workshop? Print Clan will be hosting three, one-hour taster sessions to create a large collaborative screen printed banner. 11am - 12pm 1- 2pm 3-4pm We will then help you to prepare your personal design for print, and take you through the screen printing process to stencil a picture or word that resonates with their journey and connection to Scotland and print it onto the banner. This collective artwork will reflect diverse stories and the community's warm hospitality. This intercultural, collaborative artwork aims to foster a sense of community and break down cultural barriers, making Scotland a welcoming place for everyone and marks a milestone in each participant's journey. Print Clan C.I.C. is not-for-profit organisation. We hope to share that screen printing serves as a powerful medium to convey a message of integration and unity. I have never done screen printing before, can I come? Of course - the workshop is suitable for all skills levels. Everyone is welcome and no previous experience is necessary. The studio will be open to the general public, including families and children, allowing everyone to add their own welcoming messages. This taster session is free to encourage inclusivity and participation, and is gratefully funded in partnership with Refugee Festival Scotland. Equipment Provided: Equipment and materials such as screens, squeegees, a range of ink colours, newsprint paper, cutting mats and knives are all included. Each participant will print a design onto the collaborative banner, which will remain at Print Clan, and in time will be exhibited at Mono Cafe Bar. However if you have your own garment which you would like to up-cycle with your design, you are welcome to bring that along to print in addition! Information Source: Print Clan | eventbrite

Monthly Pop up BYOB Lifedrawing Saturday in Glasgow Southside 630-830pm Come join us for a fun evening of lifedrawing at ApparelXchange CIC in Glasgow Southside! Bring your own drinks and get ready to unleash your creativity. No experience necessary, all abilities welcome , materials included just bring your enthusiasm! Great tunes, good cheer and drawing too! Perfect start to the evening! Look forward to seeing you there! Information Source: Art is Life Drawing | eventbrite

Part of our monthly Saturday improv drop-in workshop series at The Old Hairdressers Stand Your Ground - Improv Jurisprudence with Stephen Gillies Order in the court! Ever find a scene quickly runs out of steam? Do your second beats wilt under cross-examination? Do you wish you could subpoena more out of a game? The verdict is in: what you’re looking for is justification! This workshop will focus on one of the fundamental pillars of improvised comedy: justification. Justifications determine the pathway the rest of your scene (or scenes) will go, and can turn a good improv scene into a great improv scene. We will look at how to quickly establish a strong opinion, how justification helps anchor your scenes in a grounded world, how to dig deeper to find playable justifications, and more! Take the stand and establish your defense as a master of justification with “Stand Your Ground: Improv Jurisprudence”! Stephen Gillies started playing short form improv in a cinema basement for a small and confused audience of cinephiles. He made the switch to long form improv after training with The Spontaneity Shop and Glasgow Improv Theatre, and never looked back. A member of the GIT House Team Couch , Stephen has been a regular in the Glasgow improv scene since 2022, and has performed at events like the Edinburgh International Improv Festival, Glasgow International Comedy Festival, and Edinburgh Fringe. Saturday 21st June 2025 13:00 - 16:00 (3 hours) Venue: The Old Hairdressers, Renfield Lane, Glasgow Full Price Ticket £15 Concession £10 2 Free Scholarship Spots available, bookable on Eventbrite alongside paid tickets Note: Partcipants should be aware that this venue is up two flights of stairs Email glasgowimprovtheatre@gmail.com with any questions - Glasgow Improv Theatre improvglasgow.co.uk facebook.com/improvglasgow twitter.com/improvglasgow instagram.com/improvglasgow Information Source: Glasgow Improv Theatre | eventbrite

Studying at the Royal College of Art places you in London: a city internationally renowned for its creativity, culture and diversity - the perfect place to develop your creative career in. What do prospective students need to know about living and studying in the UK? You’re invited to meet Dr Katharina Vones (Senior Tutor Research Jewellery & Metal MA, School of Arts & Humanities) in Glasgow for an in-person conversation about studying at the RCA. What to expectSaturday 21 June 2025, 12-2pm 12pm - Guest arrivals and refreshments 12.15pm - About the RCA presentation 1pm - Q&A 1.30pm - Networking and opportunity for portfolio reviews 2pm - End We'd love you to join for all parts of the event but if you can only join for part of it, that's fine too. Who is this event forThose interested in postgraduate study at the Royal College of ArtCurrent RCA applicants and offer-holdersFriends and family are also welcome to join, though please ensure they have a ticketYou don't have to specialise in any discipline to attend this event: we welcome guests planning to apply to all subject areas. Due to the postgraduate nature of RCA study, all attendees must be over 18. How to joinThe event is free to attend, but please note that places are limited. Pre-booking is essential to guarantee your spot. I'm thinking of applying to the RCA - can I have an informal portfolio chat?Yes! We're delighted you're thinking of starting your RCA journey. Please email recruitment@rca.ac.uk if you would like to book an informal portfolio discussion. About the host(s)Dr Katharina Vones(Senior Tutor ResearchJewellery & Metal MA,School of Arts & Humanities) Dr Katharina Vones is Senior Tutor in Jewellery and Metal at the Royal College of Art. Trained at the University of St.Andrews (2001), the Edinburgh College of Art (2006), the Royal College of Art (2010) and the University of Dundee (2017), her current research focuses on sustainable craft practice and how this can be incorporated into digital materiality through process experimentation. Her jewellery practice explores how digital jewellery that possesses biomimetic characteristics can be brought to life through the use of reactive and living materials. She is also interested in the way in which the arrival of digital making methodologies has influenced artisanal maker cultures in the global South and created hybrid communities of making. Katharina has exhibited her work widely both nationally and internationally at galleries, trade fairs and conferences and has won numerous awards for her practice, including being shortlisted for a prestigious Arts Foundation Fellowship in 2015. She actively blogs about her practice as a way to encourage craft practitioners to participate in open and sustainable communities of making at www.smart-jewellery.com. Other events at the RCAWe are continually adding to our diverse programme of events: conversations on key topics such as funding advice and portfolio development, symposia, exhibitions, open days and more. Many are free and open to the public. Information Source: Royal College of Art | eventbrite

Join our Boozy Brushes Sip and Paint Pop Art Party! Create your own Pop Art Painting, Inspired by Artists that Instigated the Pop Art Movement such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. They strived to make the mundane and mass produced Beautiful. Modern Pop Bangers shall be playing to aid your creativity. All of our classes are beginner friendly and are taught by a drag queen who will guide you through the painting process. You can also chose to show off your own skills and paint something entirely different should you choose to. All of the supplies will be provided, including: Canvas Easel Brushes Paint Aprons Food and drink available to purchase Alongside potentially winning one of our exciting prizes, guests can also take home their own masterpiece. Please arrive 10 minutes before the class with your ticket to hand. Our tickets are non-refundable once purchased. If you would like to reschedule your class please provide us with at least 24 hours notice and you should be able to join a future event. Look forward to getting creative with you all :) Information Source: Boozy Brushes | eventbrite

Join us for the Summer Kickoff Party hosted by F45 Belmont and Waterloo Social. It will be an action-packed morning of sweating, sipping and socializing to celebrate kicking off the summer on a healthy start! Bring a friend and/or your family, pets and kids are welcome! The details: Saturday June 21st, from 9am-noon Back parking lots of F45 Belmont, located at The Catalyst Commons All workouts, food&bev samples, and health services are complimentary. If you want more of the goodness, vendors will have selling goods & services for a fee. Vendors will be announced soon! Check out our Instagram pages @F45_training_belmontkw and @waterloosocial for updates soon. *Ticket allows you access to the event, 2 (two) 30 minute workouts, free samples from local food&bev vendors, free health sessions with local vendors (i.e. massage, physio, chiropractic, etc) and one heck of a good time! Information Source: Waterloo Social | eventbrite

This fun and creative Perfume Making Masterclass in Glasgow takes place over 2 hours and gives your nose a nice wee work out and lots of fun and laughter as you sample 24 perfume notes designed by teams of master perfumers. The eau de parfum strength perfume blends are unisex and each is a perfume in it’s own right. A great deal of time, art and science has gone into their creation so they blend well with one another. You'll be guided on an aromatic journey as you select your preferred notes whilst you immerse yourself into the world of aromatics and perfumery. Once you have chosen your favourites, we'll help you refine your individual blend of fragrance notes before custom blending your perfume to take away with you on the day. Refills are available on the day and can be ordered at any time in the future. The Perfume Making Masterclass Experience includes a 5ml eau de parfum perfume to take away on the day or the package detailed on your Gift Voucher. Refreshments are provided. As well as regular perfume and home fragrance workshops, private events can be booked in advance for Birthdays , Weddings and Corporate Team Building Events . Information Source: Ladies Love Fragrance & Complement Your Health | eventbrite

Aerial Salad is set to electrify Glasgow with an unforgettable performance at The Garage (Attic Bar) on June 22, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Known for their high-energy punk rock sound, Aerial Salad has been making waves in the music scene, captivating audiences with their raw, unfiltered style. This event promises to be a night of intense musical prowess, drawing fans from all corners to experience the band's dynamic stage presence. The Garage, a renowned venue in Glasgow, offers an intimate setting that perfectly complements the band's gritty, authentic vibe. With a reputation for hosting some of the most memorable live performances, The Garage (Attic Bar) is the ideal backdrop for what is sure to be a standout event in Glasgow's vibrant music calendar. Don't miss the chance to witness Aerial Salad's explosive performance in a venue that amplifies the essence of their music.

Description Sunday 22nd June 12pm – 4pm £45 If you need some help with a sewing project or just some extra time in the studio with a machine, then this Sewing Sessions is ideal. Come along and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of The Stitchery, meet new people, and get expert help with your creations. Bring along your up-cycling, your alterations, or any unfinished projects that you just need a little help with. Each session is 4 hours long, but you are welcome to come and go as you please. We have sewing machines available but you are welcome to bring along your own machine. We also have an overlocker and a coverlocker that are available on request. You are also very welcome to bring along your own sewing machine if you prefer. What’s Included: Use of a studio sewing machine Use of the overlocker and coverlock machines. 4 hours with expert advice on your projects, including expertise in sustainable sewing practices. Complete use of the studio space, cutting table, and tools. A selection of threads, patterns, and other haberdashery for sale in studio. A chance to meet other sewers and be more involved in the local sewing community. Please note, the Sewing Sessions are not intended as a beginners sewing class and those attending should have a basic understanding of how to use a sewing machine. If you’re looking to learn how to sew, please enquire about private tuition or have a look at our beginners courses. Skill Level These intermediate level open sewing sessions are for ‘beyond beginners’ and improvers, which means it’s suitable for returning students, or anyone with previous experience of basic sewing and garment making. If you are interested in some dedicated instruction Cassandra is also available for private tuition. About Your Tutor Cassandra Belanger (she/her) has 14 years of experience working in sustainable design, textiles and garment construction with a Masters in Fashion + Textiles focussing on zero waste design. Her work is an invitation to a more sustainable future and education is at the centre of her creative practice. She is the Founder of The Stitchery Studio, Co-Founder of the Zero Waste Design Collective and Founding Member of Sustainable Fashion Scotland . She is the Resident Sewing Instructor at the Central Scottish School of Craft and previously a Fashion and Textile Lecturer at Glasgow West College. Her research interests centre around sustainable fashion and textile design education and fashion systems for a post growth economy. Her design and teaching practice explores issues such as zero waste, waste colonialism, transparency, feminism, sizeism, and body image. Cassandra is committed to decolonising her teaching practice. More Info: During class tea and coffee will be available. All of our classes are suitable for over 18s, younger crafters may be accommodated if accompanied by a participating adult but please contact us before booking If the workshop you were looking at is fully booked drop us an  email  and we’ll add you to the waiting list. If you need to cancel, we need at least two weeks notice. Please read our cancellation policy before booking. Any Questions? If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. Cancellation & Course Fees Refund Please be aware that there is a £10 non-refundable adminstration fee included in the cost of this ticket. This means that if you need to cancel your booking more than 14-days PRIOR to the ticketed session you will be able to receive a partial refund of £35. After that date, partial refunds are not gauranteed so please get in touch so we can discuss your situtation. If for any reason you change your mind and need to cancel your booking, please email us (info@thestitcherystudio@gmail.com) immediately so that we can release your place to someone on the waiting list. Information Source: The Stitchery | eventbrite