visiting the halls


opening hours

Maryhill Burgh Halls is open to the public Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm.

For special evening or weekend openings, check our social media.

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getting here

10-24 Gairbraid Avenue
Glasgow G20 8YE

Maryhill Burgh Halls is located at the junction of Maryhill Road and Gairbraid Avenue, just across the road from Maryhill Library. Our entrance is at the side of the building, on Gairbraid Avenue. Enter the courtyard via the Firemen gates and we’re on the right.

By Car

The postcode for Maryhill Burgh Halls is G20 8YE. Gairbraid Avenue is closed to traffic, so turn off Maryhill Road at Kelvindale Road, then turn right up Burnhouse Street.

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Free on-street parking is usually available in the vicinity - although please note space outside the Halls itself is very tight, so please only park in the marked bays on Gairbraid Avenue. Six dedicated disabled spaces are available directly opposite the archway entrances.

By Bus 

Maryhill is well served by buses to and from the city centre. The closest bus stops are on Maryhill Road, at Lochburn Road and Maryhill Library. See www.travelinescotland.com for more details, bus numbers and times.

By Train

The nearest mainline station is Maryhill, situated about 20 minutes walk (1km, 0.6 miles) north of the Halls, straight along Maryhill Road. For more details, see www.scotrail.co.uk. Hillhead subway station is also about 40 minutes walk to the south.

By Bike

The canal forms part of National Cycle Route 754; more info can be found at www.sustrans.org. Bike racks are nearby on Maryhill Road and within our entrance courtyard behind the Fire Station Gates on Gairbraid Avenue.

By Boat

 

The Forth & Clyde Canal provides easy access to Maryhill. Access by foot from the canal to the Halls can be found at the top of Burnhouse Street, and there are mooring facilities near The White House, by Lock 21. Full details can be found at Scottish Canals.

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accessibility

wheelchair access and mobility

  • Level access to all public areas 

  • Automatic opening push button on front door

  • Reception desk has low section

  • Wheelchair access throughout 

  • Passenger lift

  • Accessible Parking or Drop-off Point 

  • Suitable for visitors with limited mobility 

  • Accessible toilets 

hearing and visual accessibility

  • Hearing Loop 

  • Tactile route for visitors with visual impairments 

  • Large print, braille or audio 

  • Fire Alarm has flashing lights

facilities

  • Public Toilets

  • Baby Change facilities

  • Free sanitary products in toilets

  • Free on-street Parking 

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we are a period friendly point

Period Friendly Point

We have free period products available in our ground floor toilets, for everyone’s use.

These are supplied to us by Simon Community Scotland in order to provide a safe, clean environment with warm water where people can take care of themselves.

You can read more about the scheme here.

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scottish lgbti+ rainbow mark

Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark

We are part of the Equality Network Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark scheme.

The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark is a visible sign or ‘symbol’ displayed in social places across Scotland. We display ours to show that the Halls, Maryhill Museum and The Nolly Café are all safe spaces for the LGBTQI+ community.

The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark is a new initiative to:

  • Increase positive LGBTI+ visibility

  • Provide information and tools to enable better LGBTI+ inclusion

  • Reduce isolation and minority stress for LGBTI+ people

  • Create more welcoming places in Scotland

  • Reflect a genuine desire to recognise and respect LGBTI+ diversity and inclusion across Scotland

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our chairs

Main Hall Chair

  • Wooden chairs with metal legs

  • No arm rests

  • Freestanding

  • Non-linking

  • Seat width: 40cm

  • Seat depth: 37cm

 

meeting room chairs

Meeting Room Chair

  • Upholstered and padded

  • Metal frame

  • No arm rests - please note the metal frame is raised slightly above the seat pad

  • Freestanding

  • Non linking

  • Seat width: 47cm

  • Seat depth: 41cm

 

cafe chairs

Café Chair

  • Plastic

  • No arm rests

  • Non-linking

  • Freestanding

  • Seat width: 42cm

  • Seat depth: 39cm

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Feedback

Have you enjoyed a visit to Maryhill Burgh Halls? There are lots of ways you can let us know, which also help support us.

You can complete our Visitor Feedback Survey if you’d like to send your feedback to us directly.

Alternatively, leaving us a review on Tripadvisor or Google can really help spread the word and brings more people to our halls. Click either of the images below to leave your thoughts! We’re also on Yelp.


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