Where We Stand. An exhibition about Scotland's community ownership journey over the last 100 years… and where we go next.
Where We Stand is an exhibition organised by Community Land Scotland, featuring work by contemporary artists that tells the stories and achievements of the pioneers of community ownership - a movement that has transformed Scotland. One of the featured artists has worked with both Govanhill Baths Community Trust and The Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust.
Citizen’s Rights Project: Free Multilingual Support Clinic For Migrant Communities in Govanhill
On Tuesday 25th March, from 13:00-19:00, Citizens’ Rights Project’s advisers will be offering free advice and support with Welfare and financial issues, EU Settlement Scheme, and eVisa applications at Govanhill Neighbourhood Centre.
What happened at this Saturday’s Govanhill Clean-up?
Sharing the outcomes of last Saturday’s litterpick; including thanks to this month’s sponsors for supporting the clean-up, and information on planning ahead for the July clean-up on the last Saturday of the month. Please share with your friends, families, neighbours, and colleagues to support us and help us prepare for the next litterpick.
Govanhill Community Clean-up — Saturday 29 June
Details for the next Govanhill Community Clean-up and looking back at the last litterpick at the beginning of the month.
Open House - Food Insecurity
This event is one of many monthly ‘Open House’ events to be held at the Community Newsroom: home to Greater Govanhill magazine and the Ferret investigative media coop.
What's On this Festive Season
Find out What’s On in Govanhill and neighbouring areas this festive period. From Christmas markets to Hogmanay parties, Greater Govanhill’s 2023 festive events guide has it all.
Community Media History and Writing Workshop
Free workshop on the history of community media in the Gorbals, Govanhill and beyond. Learn about papers like The View and Castlemilk Today; papers that often showcased working-class culture and supported tenant organising. Get the chance to plan an article of your own.
Lullaby Project: Create Your Own Music For Your Child
The Lullaby Project is a creative day for parents to make a new lullaby for their child. The event is open to parents of all nationalities and is also open to anyone outside of Govan, including Govanhill residents.
Call Out For Car Drivers: Erskine Welcome Refugees Demo
Stand Up to Racism are asking as many people as possible to join their demonstration to show that refugees are welcome here in Scotland. They are calling on anti-racist car drivers to help others make the journey.