Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis hold monthly drop-in sessions at Maryhill Burgh Halls on the third Monday of each month from 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm - drop in anytime, there is no need to book.

"Our drop-in service provides a one-to-one session in a private room with one of our support workers. There’s no need for an appointment. You can come along to a one-off session or as part of your ongoing support.

"A support worker will listen and support you. She can also signpost you to other organisations and services if you need them.

"This service is for:

• Women and girls aged 13 and over who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives,

• Friends and family members of survivors,

• Workers with a service user or colleague who has experienced sexual violence.

"You can use the drop-in service as often as you need to."

Heal to Thrive is a project set up by Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis holding monthly drop-in sessions at various locations, including Maryhill Burgh Halls on the third Monday of each month from 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm - drop in anytime, there is no need to book.

"Our drop-in service provides a one-to-one session in a private room with one of our support workers. There’s no need for an appointment. You can come along to a one-off session or as part of your ongoing support.

"A support worker will listen and support you. She can also signpost you to other organisations and services if you need them.

"This service is for:

• Women and girls aged 13 and over who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives,

• Friends and family members of survivors,

• Workers with a service user or colleague who has experienced sexual violence.

"You can use the drop-in service as often as you need to."

Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis hold monthly drop-in sessions at Maryhill Burgh Halls on the third Monday of each month from 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm - drop in anytime, there is no need to book.

"Our drop-in service provides a one-to-one session in a private room with one of our support workers. There’s no need for an appointment. You can come along to a one-off session or as part of your ongoing support.

"A support worker will listen and support you. She can also signpost you to other organisations and services if you need them.

"This service is for:

• Women and girls aged 13 and over who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives,

• Friends and family members of survivors,

• Workers with a service user or colleague who has experienced sexual violence.

"You can use the drop-in service as often as you need to."

Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis hold monthly drop-in sessions at Maryhill Burgh Halls on the third Monday of each month from 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm - drop in anytime, there is no need to book.

"Our drop-in service provides a one-to-one session in a private room with one of our support workers. There’s no need for an appointment. You can come along to a one-off session or as part of your ongoing support.

"A support worker will listen and support you. She can also signpost you to other organisations and services if you need them.

"This service is for:

• Women and girls aged 13 and over who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives,

• Friends and family members of survivors,

• Workers with a service user or colleague who has experienced sexual violence.

"You can use the drop-in service as often as you need to."

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

The Exhibition is on now and runs until 12th September 2023.

FREE ENTRY

Special Saturday Opening!

On one side, this exhibition collects the real-life stories of former local employees of the Bryant & May factory in Maryhill. On the other, it reflects on the wider stories of the company and the famous match strike of 1888, aided by the artistic responses of Wyndford-based artist Rabia Saleem.

FREE ENTRY 11am to 2pm

We’re back with our ever-popular Women of Maryhill Walk, this time as part of the West End Festival running in June. The guided tour will start at Maryhill Burgh Halls and go along the canal, discovering the history of women in the area.

An heiress, a Suffragette, mill workers and “wayward girls”: discover the buildings and areas where women made history on our guided walk along the canal banks of Maryhill.

The tour will run for two hours with limited spaces available. Book your free ticket here.