What's On in North East Glasgow
To find out what is going on in your area just check below or, alternatively to find out what is going on across the city, just click the button below and download the programme.
For a normal pdf of the GRANDweek'11 programme, click here
NORTH EAST AREA EVENTS
When:
Wed 14th September 2.30 - 5.00pm
Where:
The Bridge, Easterhouse, 100 Westerhouse Road, G34
9JW.
Event description:
Focused on celebrating recovery. There will be art and
photography displays, drama productions and dance performances.
Who is it for:
Open to all.
When:
Thurs 15th September 5.00 - 8.00pm
Where:
People's Palace and Winter Gardens, Glasgow Green, G40
1AT.
Event description:
This event will be a showcase of drama from service users
from Lodging House Mission and an example of creative Prevention
work from Glasgow Council on Alcohol. Guided tours of the People's
Palace will be available from 5.00pm - 6.00pm.
Who is it for:
Open to all.
When:
Sat 17th September 1.00 - 3.00pm
Where:
Springburn Academy, 141 Edgefauld Road, G21 4LJ.
Event description:
Family Fun Day focusing on children and young people,
prevention, education and diversionary activities. As well as a
bouncy castle, there will be arts and crafts, face painting and a
five-a-side football tournament. The Primary 5 calendar competition
entries will also be displayed during this event.
Who is it for:
children, young people and families.
For North East area events please RSVP to
Robert.Kelly2@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
For more information please contact Rowan.Anderson@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
MEN & WOMEN'S GROUPS COFFEE MORNING
When:
Tuesday 13th 11.00am - 1.00pm
Where:
Blairtummock House Enterprise Centre, 20 Baldinnie Road,
G34 9EE.
Event description:
An informal awareness raising coffee morning which will
showcase the work of GEAAP's group work. This will include
individual art work, photography, poems and personal stories from
individuals and families regarding their recovery. Refreshments
will be provided.
Who is it for:
Service users, community groups and members of the greater
Easterhouse community as a whole.
For further details contact Robert Scullion. Telephone: 0141 773
4908
Email: geaapbefriending@btconnect.com
DRAMA PLUS
When:
Wed 14th September 1-3pm
Where:
The Platform at the Bridge, 1000 Westerhouse Road, G34
9JW.
Event description:
Drama and dance production. ADD- Art's drama Champions
will give a presentation on the skills they have gained since
taking part in drama across Glasgow East and Citywide. Refreshments
provided.
Who is it for:
Service users, families.
For more details contact margaret.milne@hotmail.co.uk
THE CHARLIE CANNING CENTRE "GRAND QUIZ" OPEN EVENING
When:
Wed 14th September 6.30pm - 10.00pm
Where:
The Charlie Canning Centre, 181 Shettleston Road, Glasgow,
G31 5JL.
Event description:
An evening of social and health related activities
promoting GRAND to members and friends of the Charlie Canning
Centre. Programme includes line dancing, head and neck massage, a
quiz and prize bingo. Information on local groups and services. Hot
buffet and Refreshments provided.
Who is it for:
Open to local residents, groups and organisations. People
aged 18 or over.
For more info contact Margaret Elliot at 0141 556 6296.
BUILDING RECOVERY COMMUNITIES
When:
Thursday 15th September 12.00 - 3.00pm
Where:
Bridgeton Community Learning Centre, Dale Street.
Event description:
The Bridgeton family support planning group are holding
this event to raise awareness that recovery is possible and of the
work of family support groups. The aim is to reach family members
affected by a relative's substance misuse and provide information
on the range of available supports. Taster sessions and a light
buffet will be provided.
Who is it for:
Individuals affected by a family member's substance
misuse.
For more information contact Kim Ross on 0141 558 5880 or email kimross@turningpointscotland.com
WENDY'S WORLD
When:
Thursday 15th September 6-8pm
Where:
People's Palace and Winter Gardens, Glasgow Green, G40
1AT
Event description:
Lodging House Mission will perform an adaptation from the
book "Wendy's World", written by Peter McDonald and Possilpark
Literacy Group. The story is a modern day Romeo and Juliet based in
Glasgow's East End.
Who is it for:
Homeless people and people living in resettlement and
other temporary accommodation.
For more info please contact Catriona Gibson, Tel: 0141 552
0285
Email: catrionagibsonlhm@live.co.uk