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Rags to Riches: Textiles Mending Workshop
When: Tuesday 6 June
Where: The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street, G41 2PZ
Bring along your own items of clothing you would like to repair and the tutor-led workshop will teach you how to mend those clothes to help reduce waste and give your ruined garments a new lease of life.
More info: Tickets for the workshop from £25 Volunteer Work Party
When: 10am-12:30pm, Saturday 10 June
Where: The Old Changing Rooms, Queen’s Park Rec
Now that South Seeds have been granted a 25 year lease of this space, they are hosting a series of work parties to help transform the building in the lead-up to some eco-friendly renovations. Sign up to learn skills in gardening and construction as well as contribute to creating a sustainable and vibrant community space.
Snake Lotus by Nikki Kilburn Exhibition
When: 12-5pm, 15 – 18 June
Where: The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale St, G41 2PZ
A narrative photography series and soundscape reflecting themes of ancestry, and social constructs bound within the paradigm of power and the body. Part of the The Spit it Out Festival collection which brings together a programme of workshops, talks, exhibitions, screenings and live performances.
Scottish Refugee Festival
When: 16 – 25 June
Where: Venues across Scotland
Refugee Festival Scotland 2023 will be running from 16-25 June centred around the theme of hope. Run by the Scottish Refugee Council, this festival celebrate the huge contribution to life in Scotland made by people with refugee backgrounds.
More info: refugeefestivalscotland.co.uk
Refugee Voices Shorts Screening
When: 6:30 - 8:30pm, Thursday 22 June
Where: The Community Newsroom, 82 Bowman Street, G42 8LF
We have been running filmmaking workshops with New Scots in which participants learned filmmaking techniques to create their own shorts which we will be screening as part of the festival. More info: Free tickets available via greatergovanhill.com/newsroom
Glasgow Jazz Festival x Jazz at the Glad: Tara Lily + Kapil Seshasayee
When: Friday 16 June
Where: Glad Cafe, 1006A Pollokshaws Rd, Glasgow G41 2HG
One of four concerts happening at Glad Cafe during June as part of this series. Tara Lily takes listeners around the globe with her music which marries the sounds of East and West, fusing elements of jazz, Alt RnB, Indian classical, dance with themes of movement, freedom and love. More info: thegladcafe.co.uk
Bungo in the Back Lanes
When: Saturday 17 June
Where: Strathbungo
The annual Bungo in the Back Lanes will host various stalls set up by residents, with plenty of food, drinks, music and other entertainment to enjoy. Locals are invited to explore the back lanes and bring along friends and family from 1pm to 5pm.

Project Unspoken Workshop
When: Sunday 25 June
Where: Tramway, 25 Albert Drive, G41 2PE
In this workshop Leticia Sanchez & Anders Rigg share new methods for simultaneously creating music and dance. Open to anyone with any level of experience in music, dance, theatre or spoken word and it is open to all levels of experience.
More info: Free but booking required.
The Glasgow Choir Festival
When: 5-10pm, Friday 30 June
Where: Queen’s Park Arena, G42 8QR
The Open Stage Community Talent Showcase have paired up with the Queens Park Arena to showcase their talented singers. Residents can look forward to hearing a range of sounds from opera, to musical theatre, rock and even classic pop tunes.
More info: Free tickets from: qpa.inhouse.scot
Queen’s Park Tree Trail Summer Walks
When: 10-11am, 30 June & 28 July
Where: Queen’s Park
Enjoy some gentle outdoor exercise and meet new people as you learn about the diverse and amazing trees in the park.
More info: Book online or by popping into South Seeds, 514 Victoria Rd
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Cults & Classics
When: 5 – 21 July
Where: Queen’s Park Arena, G42 8QR
A series of free outdoor screenings every evening from 6pm to 11pm, with a range of films from the family fun of Frozen to the surreal and psychedelic comedy Fear & Loathing. More info: qpa.inhouse.scot
The Wailers Concert
When: Sunday 2 July
Where: Queen’s Park Arena, G42 8QR Reggae legends The Wailers, who famously played alongside Bob Marley, bring their 50th anniversary legacy tour to the Queens Park Arena this summer.
More info: Tickets £39 from qpa.inhouse.scot
Recovery Connects
When: 12-6:30pm Sunday 9 July
Where: Queen’s Park Arena, G42 8QR
The Recovery Connects Collective will be hosting a free sober music event with a range of performers, including Bez, as well as a range of family activities. There will also be addiction, mental health and homelessness services who will be promoting their work.
More info: The Recovery Collective Facebook Page
YDance: Project Y Evolution
An evening of dance with Scotland’s dancers
When: Saturday 15 July
Where: Tramway, 25 Albert Drive, G41 2PE Choreographers Taylor Han and Divine Tasinda premiere their work at Tramway this Summer with performances being led by young dancers aged between 16-25.
More info: Tickets £6-8 from tramway.org
Events Coming Up In
Have you popped into see us at in our new space at 82 Bowman Street? Pop in and say hello and keep your eye on our socials for upcoming training.
Coffee And Conversation
We’re investigating the health gap – the stark difference between health outcomes for people who come from wealthier areas with those who do not. We’re interested in hearing from people who are experiencing the sharp end of that. We want to know what works, what challenges remain and what could make the health gap a distant memory! We’ll be hosting conversations in the newsroom on the 9 and 16 June. If you’d be willing to contribute, get in touch with karin@theferret.scot. Expenses and a thank-you payment are available for those taking part.
MEMBERS MEETING!
End of June (exact date TBC) We’re keen to hear from our members about the magazine’s new format and thoughts on priorities going forward. To become a member and have your say, visit greatergovanhill.com/members
Radio Production Workshop
Come along and learn new skills in radio production in this four part workshop running from 20 June to 11 July. You’ll learn about finding stories, researching, recording, interviewing and editing, and help to put together an episode of the Greater Govanhill radio show. For more info email newsroom@greatergovanhill.com