31 Courses in Glasgow

myra arts and crafts

Myra Arts and Crafts Ltd is a business operating in United Kingdom. The business became operational in Glasgow in October 2019. The services and products offered by the business are: Private lesson (painting, sculpture, relief) Painting (water color, oil color, acrylic) Wall painting Painting restoration Portrait (charcoal, water color, oil color, acrylic) Printmaking Sculpture Handicrafts products

ricefield arts

Ricefield Arts and Cultural Centre is at the forefront in the exploration of Chinese arts and culture in Scotland by delivering arts and crafts workshops, organising cultural events, producing exhibitions, and creating various arts development and community engagement projects. We have an excellent reputation for leading the field as an arts and cultural organisation in Scotland which functions to serve schools, community organisations, public institutions, arts audiences, the Chinese and diverse communities in Scotland.

glasgow zine library

Glasgow Zine Library is a community archive and zine library based in Govanhill, Glasgow, established in 2018. We have a growing international collection of over 1000 zines (self-published magazines). GZL also hosts a blended online/offline programme of workshops, professional and artistic development opportunities, community meals, film screenings, discussion groups, reading groups, children’s arts and crafts, social clubs, heritage activities and more. All of our events are either free or pay-what-you-can. We also programme Glasgow Zine Fest, an annual celebration of zine culture, now in its 9th year.

the whiteinch centre

Whiteinch Centre is an independent community facility owned by the people of Whiteinch. It provides a hub at the heart of the community making Whiteinch a vibrant place to live, work and play. Our key objectives are to: maintain a sustainable social enterprise led by the local community offer learning, training and employability for local people from west Glasgow and beyond enable community involvement through volunteering support local health and wellbeing, and offer information and advice on relevant issues and opportunities We have over 700 visitors each week, coming from local neighbourhoods from Partick to Drumchapel and more than 50 groups are offering a range of support services and classes across health, learning, employability, arts and crafts and fitness. To ensure that the Centre is a vibrant community hub and local resource we generate income through room and facilities hire. This currently covers around 50% of core costs.

academy of music and sound