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Last Thursday: Creative Glasgow Member Meet Up April 2026

Wednesday 25th March 2026 @ 2:00pm - 3:30pm

Linthouse Housing Association

,G51 4RB

CULTURE MATTERS: Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games – what legacy for culture this time?

Wednesday 6th May 2026 @ 5:45pm - 7:30pm

Advanced Research Centre

,G11 6EW

Creative Glasgow presents PITCH POT!

Thursday 14th May 2026 @ 6:00pm - 9:00pm

The Boardwalk

,G1 1TF

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Call for Contributors: Disobedient Magazine

Disobedient Magazine is inviting members of Creative Glasgow to contribute new work to its online platform and upcoming print issue.

Founded in Glasgow in 2019, Disobedient is a digital and print magazine exploring resistance through art. The magazine is particularly interested in themes of resistance, including women’s rights, anti-racism, LGBTQ+ liberation, and works engaging with current social and political events.

Submissions are welcomed from artists, writers and creators of all backgrounds and levels of experience.

Circular Glasgow: May Circular Mixer

Material Source Studio
29 May 2026, 2:30 – 5:00pm
£ FREE

Circular Glasgow would like to invite Creative Glasgow members to its May Circular Mixer – an opportunity to exchange ideas, share resources and explore how circular approaches can drive business growth while supporting the city’s climate ambitions.

Hosted at Material Source Studio in partnership with Harley Haddow, this interactive session brings together a diverse network of collaborators working towards a more sustainable Glasgow.

The event features guest speaker Selina Donald, Sustainability and Accessibility Lead for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, who will share insights from leading ‘Delivering a Greener Games’—alongside experience spanning global projects including London 2012, COP and beyond.

Expect expert perspectives, meaningful connections and practical conversations designed to turn ideas into action.

Creatives of Colour Festival

7–10 May 2026

Join the Creatives of Colour Festival, a four-day celebration of the creative contributions of people of colour across Glasgow.

Taking place across venues including Queen Margaret Union (QMU), Glad Cafe, Civic House, Woodlands Community Trust, and Gathering Ground, the festival centres storytelling, joy, resilience and the diversity of BIPOC voices through performances, screenings and workshops.

Callout: SMHAF 2026 Artist Commissions  

£1,000 Available

The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) has opened applications for its 2026 Artist Commissions.

They’re inviting proposals from all artforms, with a simple application: two short paragraphs outlining your idea, a brief bio, contact details and examples of previous work.

Each commission is worth £1,000 and deadlines are flexible to support access needs.

A great opportunity to develop new work exploring creativity and mental health.

Understanding Meanwhile Spaces in Scotland

Thursday 30 April, Strangefield, G40 4EH
Workshop: 3 – 5pm / Panel Talk: 6 – 7pm

How do temporary (“meanwhile”) spaces shape creative practice in Scotland? A new research project from Newcastle University, commissioned by Creative Scotland, is exploring exactly that – and they want to hear from you.

Artists, creatives, and workspace providers are invited to share experiences, challenges and insights on access, affordability and the realities of short-term space use.

Join the conversation and help shape the future of creative workspaces. The Glasgow workshop will take place this Thursday at Strangefield.

Call Out: Heritage Artists in Communities

We are excited to share an invite for submissions for the next round of Heritage Artist in Communities commissions for 2026-27.

Glasgow-based artists are invited to apply for one of two, year-long themed residencies which empower communities to participate in creative activity and community research to document and explore the area’s intangible heritage. This research will feed into a Heritage Interpretation Framework for the area, meaning artists and communities will have the opportunity to see their research manifested in public space.

Artists are invited to respond to one of two themes:

  • Charing Cross & the creation of the M8
  • Pubs, bars and nightlife

Individual artists, artist collectives, or groups of artists are welcome to apply.

Deadline for applications: Monday 20th April, 12.00pm

You can find more information about this opportunity here.

Resources

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Resources

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Members

Jen Kelly
Participatory Practice, Theatre, Visual Arts

I am a Glasgow based performance artist engaging with autobiography, visual and physical theatre, and storytelling. As a performer, director and facilitator, I use devising as a tool to create work that comments on societal structures and explores what it is to be human.

Robert Thomas James Mills
Education, Participatory Practice, Visual Arts

Robert Thomas James Mills is an artist and writer from Glasgow. He is an advocate for breaking down barriers to experiencing contemporary art.

His personal art practice personifies the cosmos as a celebration of all things.

Future Skills
Education

Our purpose is to bridge industry skill gaps with a crafted curriculum designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s workforce. We are committed to fostering creative professional growth through bespoke and innovative CPD courses.

gargobo
Film, Visual Arts

Emily Weaver is a multimedia visual artist. She graduated from Duncan and Jordanstone College of Art & Design in 2021 with a degree in Contemporary Art and is currently based in Glasgow. Her practice takes inspiration from ancient traditions and folklore.

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