Rumpus Rooms semi-regular workshop is a project celebrating and sharing South Asian intuition working with young people (16-25) of South Asian heritage and their peers to explore heritage as social action led by studio member Ragini Chawla.

KengKeng has been immersed in producing activist inspired by and for justice movements from Extinction Rebellion to BLM and migrant justice events for the past eight years in East London and Glasgow. She will be discussing how she creatively responds to community based racial and social justice movements.

Zamard Zahid, writer and advocate for racial justice and equality within education, will be reading from her recent writings on East Asian women

Join the Burrell Collection for a discussion on their founder’s relationship to Jamaica and the wider Caribbean in the context of the legacies of slavery and empire.

Dance International Glasgow (DIG) last Thursday announced its new Spring Season in what promises to be a snapshot of some of the most exciting dance artists creating work in Scotland today alongside artists from across the UK and the wider world.

GACO (Glasgow Autonomous Community Orchestra) are hosting their second session this Sunday. It will explore score-based approaches to improvisation and use visual/graphic aids so participants don’t need to know how to read traditional sheet music. Any ability and any instrument welcomed.

This talk will focus on Jeff’s work in creating his LGBT maps of Scotland’s ‘queer’ spaces 1885 to 1995, with particular focus upon the city of Glasgow.

See how we use food as a literary gateway to express our identities, and through writing exercises explore how it connects us.

A chance to sink into the plant world and explore what we can learn when we pay attention while drinking a mystery herbal tea.

Award-winning poet, writer & educator Cat Hepburn (BBC 6 Music) will give you some top tips on writing and creating engaging performances.

Gravis Project is an open dialogue workshop designed to explore what death and dying means to each individual.

This is an invitation to explore and redefine our relationship to the environments we move through. The workshop will take the form of an instructional audio recording which participants will follow whilst walking in a place of their choosing.

This workshop will offer some practical skills for nourishing ourselves and each other with massage. These tools can be used on ourselves or on friends.

Queen’s Park Camera Club will be running LIVE Zoom workshops to share their tips on how to improve your photography. Whether you use a phone, a compact camera or a DSLR, you are sure to learn something.

Queen’s Park Camera Club will be running LIVE Zoom workshops to share their tips on how to improve your photography. Whether you use a phone, a compact camera or a DSLR, you are sure to learn something.

Join Rumpus Room Young Activists, Camilla Crosta (Küche) and Jess Routley (daikon*) for a series of online workshops exploring food as a civic tool, for ages 14-25

Join Eco Dye and Glasgow Zine Library for a beginner course in natural dyeing with food waste and flowers.