Celebrating Culture, Community and Opportunity This Black History Month
Join Afro-Bite for a celebrating Black History Month with an afternoon of culture, conversation and community at Saracen House on Sat 24 October. Find out more here.
Topics: Culture
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Sculpture celebrating Glasgow’s famous ‘fire dog’ unveiled at Central Station
A statue of Wallace, the famous 19th-century fire dog from Glasgow, was unveiled at Central Station. Lead by the efforts of North Glasgow woman Jean Dallas, the sculpture was created through community efforts, honoring his legacy and educating visitors about this local legend. Read more here.
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Glasgow marks the Chinese Lunar New Year 2026 – Year of the Horse
A vibrant display of cultural celebration will soon be coming to life across Glasgow as part of a 15-day festival marking the Chinese Lunar New Year 2026 - the Year of the Horse.
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Local primary schools make their mark on Bella the Beithir in North Glasgow
Students from three primary schools in North Glasgow have collaborated on a community artwork project, creating ceramic tiles and scales for the 'Bella the Beithir' sculpture at Stockingfield Bridge. The project fosters creativity and community engagement, enhancing local heritage connections.
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Glasgow Celebrates Year of the Dragon in George Square
Glasgow celebrated the Year of the Dragon in George Square with vibrant colours and performances by traditional dancers and musicians on Sunday 18 February. The event, organized by Chinese Cultural Welfare Society Scotland, was a huge success, featuring tradition and cultural performances.
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Chinese community host an afternoon of culture for their Scottish neighbours
Members of the Glasgow Chinese Recreation Centre hosted a fantastic afternoon of music, dance and food at the Hawthorn Bowling Club.
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African Challenge Scotland Safety Workshops a Big Hit with Young People
THE first in a series of workshops delivered by Police Scotland and African Challenge Scotland aimed at educating young people on keeping safe has proved a great success in North Glasgow.
