Together with Glasgow Life resident artist Deirdre Nelson and the Food and Climate Action Project, we will explore cycles in food growing, soil & compost, seasons and fermentation.

Our 3rd part of the Food and Climate Action cycles workshop is coming up on 24th June.

Join us to examine soil and create artworks inspired by what we find.

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Access Info and How to Get There:

Accessibility

Mobility:

Toryglen Community Base Garden is wheelchair accessible and has accessible toilets, but please note that during this event the Community Base might not be open (e.g. in the evening and at weekends). The nearest alternative toilet facilities are at the Asda Superstore, a 15 minute walk away

Neurodivergence and/or mental health access:

The event will run outside, next to a quiet and peaceful nature reserve. You are welcome to take a break from session activities at any time.

Other considerations:

Children are welcome but must be accompanied by a participating adult. There may be some activities that children cannot complete without support from an accompanying adult.

Getting here:

Closest transport links are:

Rose Knowe Place bus stop, serviced by M2, approx 1 min walk away
Prospecthill Circus bus stop, serviced by 7, 90, 190 and M2, approx 6 mins walk away
Kerrycroy Street bus stomp serviced by 7, 90, 189 and M2, approx 6 mins walk
Rutherglen, Mount Florida and Crosshill rail stations, each about 20-25 mins walk

There is free parking at Toryglen Community Base

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Glasgow Life Artist in communities is a programme which aims to transform lives through engagement and participation in creative activity in local communities across the city. Artists in Communities is funded by Glasgow Life, Creative Scotland and UCI cycling.

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Food and Climate Action is a project delivered in partnership with 6 organisations in Glasgow and funded by The National Lottery Community Fund. Our Glasgow South host organisation is Urban Roots.

For more information, visit www.glasgowfood.net

Soil cycle