Join art curator and historian Hildegarde Berwick in this guided walk around some of the streets in Blythswood. Meet at The Club at 2 pm for 2.15 pm walk, returning to Glasgow Art Club around 4 pm for Afternoon Tea.
Bet Low made Glasgow her home after studying at Glasgow School of Art, completing her studies in 1945. Bet’s first studio was in Sauchiehall Street across from Glasgow Unity Theatre Centre, located in one of the still existing Georgian houses. Bet exhibited widely at many venues across Glasgow including the McLellan Galleries from the late 1940s onwards and also the Glasgow Society of Lady Artists Club located in Blythswood Square.
Afternoon Tea includes a selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes, with tea or coffee. Please let us know of any dietary requirements
Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. Be aware that some pavement surfaces may be uneven.
This is part of Blythwood Festival 2024 for more information on events please visit - https://www.glasgowblythswoodfestival.co.uk/
The Glasgow Art Club is open from 11am -6pm.
