COMMUNITY PORTRAIT OF GLASGOW - WHAT DOES A THRIVING GLASGOW MEAN TO YOU? (Past)

COMMUNITY PORTRAIT OF GLASGOW - WHAT DOES A THRIVING GLASGOW MEAN TO YOU? | SEPT 26TH

Date: Sept 26th

Activities: 12-3pm | Lunch: 12:00

Location: Advanced Research Centre (ARC), 11 Chapel Lane, Glasgow G11 6EW

Free

We're inviting Glasgow residents to explore the thought-provoking ideas of Doughnut Economics and help build, draw and paint a multimedia community vision of 'what makes a Thriving Glasgow'. Hosted by the GALLANT and the City Portrait teams, this will be a fun and interactive activity for all ages!

Activities that will shape the Community Portrait of Glasgow will include:

• painting
• photography (polaroids to take away)
• lego-ing
• doodling

This event is part of the ARCadia Festival of Ideas and the Bank Holiday Brunch: Building Healthy, Happy, Sustainable communities. A free day of informal talks, exhibitions, craft and more. If you would like to join the free lunch, please book a ticket on Eventbrite here. If you are not having lunch, please just drop in.

ARCadia Festival of Ideas is a two-week celebration of the opening of the ARC from 16-30 Sept. Featuring over 65 free, all-ages events hosted by UofG staff, students and community partners - from family days to movie nights, exhibitions & an outdoor ceilidh.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

- Glasgow City Portrait team

Getting to the ARC

Please see our map below. The nearest subway stations are Hillhead and Kelvinhall.

Address: 11 Chapel Lane, Glasgow G11 6EW