New senior social dancing group is a go!

Fancy a bit of exercise and a lot of socialising? A lovely new senior social dancing group is starting up here at the Halls, taking in Ballroom, Latin, Jive, Line and Sequence Dancing. Come along, meet your neighbours, and enjoy tea and refreshments along the way.

🕐 1pm to 3pm
💷 £5
📞Contact Alice for more information: 07591 964538

All welcome, come along and give it a go 👋

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

Tracy's Tree is back at the Halls for its 11th year. Each Christmas, this memorial tree is hung with baubles carrying the names of loved ones who are no longer with us, and every name is also shown on the plaque around its base.

If you'd like to remember someone special this year, Tracy's family will be taking bauble orders in person at Maryhill Burgh Halls. Everyone is welcome.

Tuesday 13th oct 3pm-7pm

Tuesday 20th Oct 3pm-7pm

Tuesday 27th Oct 3pm-7pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

A Local Place Plan for Maryhill

What should Maryhill look like in 10 years? More green space, better transport, somewhere for young people to go, a canal path that's well looked after? This is your chance to say so.

MBHT are leading the development of a Local Place Plan for Maryhill, which will reflect the aspirations of the community regarding what development is needed and how this should be prioritised. Join us to share your ideas for how Maryhill could and should develop over the next 10 years.

In plain terms, it's a document that sets out what local people want for the area. Glasgow City Council takes it into account when drawing up the city's next development plan, and it can be considered when planning applications are decided.

Come along, grab a cuppa, and tell us what matters to you.

New senior social dancing group is a go!

Fancy a bit of exercise and a lot of socialising? A lovely new senior social dancing group is starting up here at the Halls, taking in Ballroom, Latin, Jive, Line and Sequence Dancing. Come along, meet your neighbours, and enjoy tea and refreshments along the way.

🕐 1pm to 3pm
💷 £5
📞Contact Alice for more information: 07591 964538

All welcome, come along and give it a go 👋

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Free community meal, every other Sunday.

Pop along to The Whitehouse for free, hot scran, no means testing, no hassle, just good food and great company.

Maryhill People's Kitchen believes nobody should go hungry, and everybody deserves a warm space to share a meal with friends and neighbours. Come along, tuck in, and stay for a blether.

Everyone's welcome.

A community film screening at Maryhill Burgh Halls, delivered in partnership with Maryhill Against Racism.

Doors Open: 16:30

Film Starts: 17:00

Reserve your ticket on Eventbrite.

Maryhill Against Racism* in partnership with Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust are pleased to present a community showing of Everybody to The Old Oak (15+).

Join us at Maryhill Burgh Halls for a screening of The Old Oak, the latest film from acclaimed director Ken Loach.

Set in a once thriving mining village in the North East of England, the film follows TJ, the landlord struggling to keep the last pub in town afloat, as the arrival of Syrian refugees stirs up old tensions and new possibilities. It's a quietly moving story about two communities, both a bit broken, finding their way towards each other.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A.

Join us for a conversation with Lorraine Murray and Stephanie Shakay Tierney about the history of Scotland’s witchcraft trials in the early modern period, the West Coast connection, and how people engage with traces of that historical memory today.

Come along to learn something new and enjoy soup and a sandwich.

Reserve your spot on Eventbrite.

Lorraine Murray is an archivist and historian interested in the social and architectural histories of Glasgow and the West of Scotland, currently balancing two roles at the Watt Institution in Greenock, and the Glasgow Academy. Lorraine is a public speaker and has co-authored and contributed chapters to various publications including The History of Healthcare in Inverclyde, Finding Forgotten Finnart, Sugar, Ships and Slavery, and The Women’s Realm. She is the author of the Archivist History Blog which includes stories on witchcraft, graveyards and hidden histories. She is also a committee member and volunteer researcher for the Friends of Ramshorn Graveyard and is interested in all things strange and unusual.

Stephanie Shakay Tierney is a PhD candidate in social anthropology at Edinburgh University. Her research focuses on the memorialisation of the early modern witchcraft trials in Scotland, looking at how histories of witchcraft accusations are rediscovered and reassembled through the lens of the present. She writes about kinship, politics of memory, memorials, landscapes, rituals and religion, feminist and queer theory, and witchcraft. Her chapter, "Narratives of Witchcraft: Geillis Duncan, Outlander, and the Politics of Memory," is featured in the anthology Outlander and Scotland: Touchstones and Signposts, published by Luath Press in Edinburgh. Like Lorraine, Stephanie is also interested in all things strange and unusual and bonded over their shared appreciation of vampires, wandering cemeteries, and goth music.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

Tracy's Tree is back at the Halls for its 11th year. Each Christmas, this memorial tree is hung with baubles carrying the names of loved ones who are no longer with us, and every name is also shown on the plaque around its base.

If you'd like to remember someone special this year, Tracy's family will be taking bauble orders in person at Maryhill Burgh Halls. Everyone is welcome.

Tuesday 13th oct 3pm-7pm

Tuesday 20th Oct 3pm-7pm

Tuesday 27th Oct 3pm-7pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

A bit of a sad stat for you: litter and flytipping on the canal is up 67% in the last four years. Not great for the water, the green space, or the wildlife who call it home.

That's why we're chuffed to be backing Keep The Nolly Swanky's monthly litterpicks. No need to sign up, just turn up.

📍 Meet at The Whitehouse, near Lock 21
🕦 11:30am to 1:00pm
🧹 Equipment's sorted, just bring yourself

First Saturday of the month, same time, same place, every month.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Free community meal, every other Sunday.

Pop along to The Whitehouse for free, hot scran, no means testing, no hassle, just good food and great company.

Maryhill People's Kitchen believes nobody should go hungry, and everybody deserves a warm space to share a meal with friends and neighbours. Come along, tuck in, and stay for a blether.

Everyone's welcome.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We are delighted to be hosting a monthly Gaelic conversation circle at the Whitehouse. Running 6pm-7:30pm on the third Thursday of every month, this is a relaxed, drop-in space for anyone who wants to practise their Gàidhlig in good company.

Beginners are very welcome. Come along, use what you have, and don’t worry about the rest. It really is the best way to improve. Tea and coffee will be on hand to keep things easy and informal.

Gàidhlig a-mhàin / Gaelic only!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Free community meal, every other Sunday.

Pop along to The Whitehouse for free, hot scran, no means testing, no hassle, just good food and great company.

Maryhill People's Kitchen believes nobody should go hungry, and everybody deserves a warm space to share a meal with friends and neighbours. Come along, tuck in, and stay for a blether.

Everyone's welcome.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We’re opening the doors of The Whitehouse to Daishin for a weekly meditation circle. Come and have a chat and learn how to meditate, no experience needed. There’s a 25 minute meditation, followed by half an hour of questions and discussion, with tea and coffee to round it off.

Wednesdays, 11am-12pm

All welcome!

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

A bit of a sad stat for you: litter and flytipping on the canal is up 67% in the last four years. Not great for the water, the green space, or the wildlife who call it home.

That's why we're chuffed to be backing Keep The Nolly Swanky's monthly litterpicks. No need to sign up, just turn up.

📍 Meet at The Whitehouse, near Lock 21
🕦 11:30am to 1:00pm
🧹 Equipment's sorted, just bring yourself

First Saturday of the month, same time, same place, every month.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Free community meal, every other Sunday.

Pop along to The Whitehouse for free, hot scran, no means testing, no hassle, just good food and great company.

Maryhill People's Kitchen believes nobody should go hungry, and everybody deserves a warm space to share a meal with friends and neighbours. Come along, tuck in, and stay for a blether.

Everyone's welcome.

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

Pop along to The Whitehouse on a Tuesday afternoon for some relaxed drawing. Come along for one session or both, whether you're a dab hand or picking up a pencil for the first time.

Doodle and Natter, 12:30pm-2:30pm, with refreshments included
Still Life, 3pm-4.45pm

AT THE WHITEHOUSE

We are delighted to be hosting a monthly Gaelic conversation circle at the Whitehouse. Running 6pm-7:30pm on the third Thursday of every month, this is a relaxed, drop-in space for anyone who wants to practise their Gàidhlig in good company.

Beginners are very welcome. Come along, use what you have, and don’t worry about the rest. It really is the best way to improve. Tea and coffee will be on hand to keep things easy and informal.

Gàidhlig a-mhàin / Gaelic only!