Glasgow Gallivanting: January 2017
Glasgow in January – music, art and a whole lot of fun!
Glasgow canal walks
Two walks on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
Holmwood
Holmwood, built in 1857-8, is a unique villa designed by Glasgow’s second most famous architect, Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.
Glasgow’s Clyde
A stroll along Glasgow’s Clyde Walkway, and a trip back in time to the Garden Festival of 1988.
SOCK: Somme Observed Community Knitting
A memorial to the soldiers of Glasgow who fought on the Somme and the women at home who knitted for them.
The Ideal Hut Show
The Ideal Hut Show and other Glasgow festivals.
Street art: Maryhill
A peek at an area of Glasgow which doesn’t normally feature on the tourist trail.
People Make Glasgow: Mary Hill
Did you know Maryhill was called after Mary Hill?
Saints and sinners: a Glasgow urban walk
From the Cathedral to a brewery.
January: Winter Gardens
Winter gardens for Jude’s challenge.
Art Nouveau at the Lighthouse
An exhibition in a Mackintosh building.
Glasgow Green and the People’s Palace
A museum next door to a brewery – what’s not to love?
The Glasgow Gallivanter 