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Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund

Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund

Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund is a Participatory Budgeting (PB) initiative funded by the Scottish Government Investing in Communities fund. PB is a democratic way for local people to have a direct say on how public money is spent in their community.  ...

Vote for Us

Vote for Us

Cast your vote in our favour and help us to deliver a creative summer holiday program for everyone in order to alleviate financial difficulties casused by long summer school holidays and costs involved. [button...

ANNA BURAKOWSKA: Solo exhibition

Free to attend Vernisage on Friday from 18:00 to 20:00 Meet the artist on Sunday 12:00 to 14:00 Exhibition open Friday and Saturday 11:00 to17:00, Sunday 12:00 to 17:00

Free Spanish Movie Screening: All About My Mother

Free Spanish Movie Screening: All About My Mother

Join us for a free screening of Pedro Almodóvar’s All About My Mother on Saturday 9th April at 6pm. In Spanish with English subtitles. Admission is free, but you must let us know you will becoming using the RSVP form below by 6pm on Friday 8th. Plot: Following the...

Hallowe’en at the Hub

Hallowe’en at the Hub

Join us for some (COVID-safe) Hallowe'en fun with your children. From the comfort of your seats in our café, your children will be able to enjoy some snacks and refreshments, some Hallowe'en entertainment and arts & crafts activities while you can sit back and...

Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund

Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund

We have applied for some funding from the Partick and Thornwood Ideas Fund* so we can bring together different members from our local community once a week starting in January 2021…

Coffee, Music and Learning

Lockdown is being gradually eased and businesses are beginning to open their doors to the public again while trying to find the right balance between caution and economic recovery as well as emotional wellbeing…

How to support small businesses

How to support small businesses

The future looks uncertain and entrepreneurs all over the world try to find ways to get through this safely while keeping their businesses afloat. Small local businesses have been hit particularly hard since cash flow has dried up, but bills keep coming in. As we are slowly moving out of lockdown and making sure we can resume activities without risking our health, locals shops and restaurants look to a bleak future of decreased turnover but steady costs.

Running the Hub during the pandemic

We have been working on offering some of our services online and I hope you have been enjoying our children’s activities, such as Bounce & Rhyme and our various languages Storytime on Facebook. We would like to thank all our teachers for bravely abandoning their inhibitions to sing and read for everyone online. It has been interesting for us too, to see our teachers in their own homes…

Our Multi-lingual Language Library Project

Our Multi-lingual Language Library Project

The Library Hub provides a space to read and borrow books and teaching material for children and adults in different languages and aims to encourage language learning, offer support for bilingual families and contribute to the successful implementation of the Scottish Government’s language teaching strategy 1+2 by making MFL material more accessible…

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