Arts and Culture

There are a number of arts projects in Glasgow East. The area has also a great cultural history with remains from stone and bronze age, up to recent times, including important industrial, mercantile and historic places.

There is a vibrant scene for contemporary culture focused around the Bridge in Easterhouse, where local and national organisations have performances at Platform, the performance venue at the Bridge.

The Bridge

The Bridge

The Bridge is the first facility of it's kind in Scotland with an integrated approach to culture, leisure and learning. There are lots of opportunities to enjoy art, music and drama as well as participating in workshops and classes. The Bridge is home to a variety of different arts organisations, to John Wheatley College, Glasgow City Council Library and Leisure Centre with a pool, and Platform; the performance venue. 

Cranhill Arts Project and Visual Statement amongst other are based at the Bridge.


Glasgow Stories, told in imags and words.

The Glasgow Story

The Glasgow StoryAs told by some of Scotland's best writers, and illustrated with thousands of images from the collections of the city's world-famous libraries, museums and universities. From football to fashions, Auchenshuggle to Yoker, you'll find it all here. You can also write your own stories.

www.theglasgowstory.com/

Read people's stories about Glasgow and write your own!

OurGlasgowStory!

Read people's stories about Glasgow and write your own!

With OurGlasgowStory you can write your own story about Glasgow and you can illustrate it from TheGlasgowStory's collection of over 12,000 images.

www.ourglasgowstory.com

Pathfinder
The Pathfinder is part of Glasgow East Learning Network supported by Glasgow Community Planning Partnership East Area and John Wheatley College, Scottish Charity No. SCO21200.

East Glasgow Concert Band

The band was founded in 1988 and is a great experience for anyone with any musical ability. East Glasgow Concert Band

 East Glasgow Concert Band


Platform

For a full program of what is going on, see Platform's website: www.platform-online.co.uk/


Local History

East End Glasgow History

A website about the local history. with a lot of images and links to resources. Set up and maintained by local history enthusiast Gordon Adams.

External link. East End Glasgow History

Trondra symbolTrondra

The Trondra Local History Group came together in 2000, where they began a local investigations module at John Wheatley College.

External link. Trondra