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Music Mile Walking Tour

September 11, 2026

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Let Glasgow Music City Tours guide you through the history, heritage and highlights of Glasgow’s vibrant music scene on this 2 hour walking tour. 

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***SOLD OUT*** Workshop: Tailor Made City

September 12, 2026

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Unpick the layers of Glasgow's sartorial heritage with bespoke tailor, Alis Le May, in this walking tour and sewing workshop. 

***SOLD OUT*** CPD: Reinstating Stone Architraves Site Workshop

September 23, 2026

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This on-site CPD for built heritage professionals will look at the reinstatement of a stone architrave.

***SOLD OUT*** Walking Tour: Historic Pubs of Glasgow

September 23, 2026

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Join Judith Bowers in a celebration of the nation’s favourite building: the pub.

Talk: Cumbernauld and the Meme of the Italian Hill Town

October 22, 2026

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This talk, in collaboration with the Academy of Urbanism, joins the dots behind Cumbernauld’s most surprising architectural influences and attempts to explain the reasons behind the meme of the Italian hill town.

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Would you get in a lift that never stops? Our latest blog explores a unique feature of the Pontecorvo building: its paternoster lift!

Little Hands, Ancient Craft: Pupils Cast Their Wishes into Glasgow’s Wellspring

Inspired by centuries of curious offerings left at the city's Wellspring, pupils from St Mungo's and Royston Primary Schools spent time exploring Glasgow's wellspring, culminating in metal casting workshops with The Mobile Foundry. Read the full story behind the project.
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Glasgow’s Square Mile of Murder

Between 1857 and 1908, four of Scotland’s most notorious murders took place in Glasgow, in an area of one square mile. This blog explores the stories of these murders, including the human crocodile and the first use of forensic photography in Scottish policing.

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Next five events

Music Mile Walking Tour

September 11, 2026

A tour group outside the old ABC venue on Sauchiehall Street. There are boards up in front of it covered in graffiti.

Let Glasgow Music City Tours guide you through the history, heritage and highlights of Glasgow’s vibrant music scene on this 2 hour walking tour. 

Book ticket

***SOLD OUT*** Workshop: Tailor Made City

September 12, 2026

A blue map of Glasgow with some tailoring scissors of the top of it. Above the scissors it says 'Tailor Made City' and below the scissors it says 'A Walking Tour and Tailoring Workshop'

Unpick the layers of Glasgow's sartorial heritage with bespoke tailor, Alis Le May, in this walking tour and sewing workshop. 

***SOLD OUT*** CPD: Reinstating Stone Architraves Site Workshop

September 23, 2026

a photograph of a cement covered architrave

This on-site CPD for built heritage professionals will look at the reinstatement of a stone architrave.

***SOLD OUT*** Walking Tour: Historic Pubs of Glasgow

September 23, 2026

A pint being poured in a pub

Join Judith Bowers in a celebration of the nation’s favourite building: the pub.

Talk: Cumbernauld and the Meme of the Italian Hill Town

October 22, 2026

A photo of people walking through Cumbernauld town centre

This talk, in collaboration with the Academy of Urbanism, joins the dots behind Cumbernauld’s most surprising architectural influences and attempts to explain the reasons behind the meme of the Italian hill town.

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