Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Printing in Woodlands is a community project happening in the Woodlands Community gardens in the West end of Glasgow. Over several months we are using the natural technique of eco printing to record the botanicals growing in the garden. Banners, prints and hand bound books will be produced over time and shared with the community in a late autumn event.

To book: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eco-printing-in-woodlands-tickets-64010797017

Eco Printing is a natural process creating beautiful prints out of steaming botanical material onto cloth or paper.

Over an afternoon of fun come and learn the basics and produce a piece of natural artwork, share coffee and cake with your fellow printers.

I am inviting you to come and take part in a 3 hours Eco Printing event and to become community eco printers for one afternoon.

You will be welcomed in the beautiful garden and be given a briefing on how to proceed. You will put a bundle together using local leaves and paper/cloth, and take part in the making of a communal piece, While our prints are steaming we will share coffee and cake and discover the beautiful community garden.

We will unrol the bundles around 4pm and share the good feel, you will be leaving with your beautiful unique work and a small record of the Woodlands garden. We will together open the communal bundle and take a group photo to be exhibited with our final work.

You will leave with your unique prints.

Eco printing is a natural dye technique, bring an apron and if you have some delicate hands latex gloves.

Please bring a piece of cake to share we will have a communal cake plate.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

Glasgow libertarian left choir celebrating songs of working class struggle, anti-fascism and resistance. Keeping the tradition of radical song alive.

Meet 7-9pm every second Tuesday.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Banquet of the Beasts is the debut novel by Tim Cowen that will be self published in early 2020. It is a dark tale about the nature of power and power of nature. A story of good versus evil, where the under-dog is only part-human.

Watch Promo Video

“Not like anything I have ever read before”

“It made me think. It made me laugh. It made me cry.”

WHAT IF
Margaret Thatcher was not dead?
Foodbanks were a deadly experiment?
A fox, a badger and a starling were our last hope?

Join Tim and his beastly cast for a special event with exclusive readings, discussion and the chance to pre-order limited edition copies of the novel .

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

Glasgow libertarian left choir celebrating songs of working class struggle, anti-fascism and resistance. Keeping the tradition of radical song alive.

Meet 7-9pm every second Tuesday.

Glasgow libertarian left choir celebrating songs of working class struggle, anti-fascism and resistance. Keeping the tradition of radical song alive.

Meet 7-9pm every second Tuesday.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.

From self-publishing your novel to pop up art markets.
From self-organised arts collectives to protest art on the street.

Is now the time to escape the bureaucracies of funded art and just get some stuff done?

What is the future of self-funded, self-motivated, independent arts practice?

Join us for a fun, interactive and provocative afternoon’s discussion

1-2pm Networking Lunch - bring some veggie food to share
2-4pm DIY Discussion

Glasgow libertarian left choir celebrating songs of working class struggle, anti-fascism and resistance. Keeping the tradition of radical song alive.

Meet 7-9pm every second Tuesday.

Glasgow libertarian left choir celebrating songs of working class struggle, anti-fascism and resistance. Keeping the tradition of radical song alive.

Meet 7-9pm every second Tuesday.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Join us in the garden for our regular volunteer session. It’s a drop in session so there is no need to book and you can come along for part or the whole session. You’ll be helping us with a range of tasks ranging from composting, weeding and garden maintenance. All equipment is provided. There’s always the chance to take a tea-break and chat to other volunteers, so it’s also a great chance to meet other people in the neighbourhood.

Woodlands Community Cafe provides a welcoming space where local people meet on a Monday evening to share a healthy, home-cooked meal and get to know others in their community.  The Café is run on a pay-what-you-can basis, and is free for people on low income. All new visitors to the Cafe receive a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. If you’d like to join us for a meal, just come along for a cuppa to the Fred Paton Centre,19 Carrington St, on Monday evening before the meal is served at 6pm. No need to pre-book.