Clydeside Garden
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Clydeside Garden

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Free Entry
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Dates & Times

Sun 20 Sept

Garden Open Event: 12:00-16:00

About this Event

Join us down at Clydeside Garden for a free, family-friendly day of creativity, nature and community. The open-access public garden at Glasgow Harbour was built using original quay stones from Meadowside Shipyard. The planting celebrates the site's nearby brownfield ecology. Join us for short garden tours, plant take-away, seed-saving workshop, creative activities and tea & cakes.
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Garden Open Event

Go on short tours of the garden.

Create your own artwork to take home, get hands-on with environmental activities including seed bomb making, bug hunts and seed collecting.

Enjoy healthy snacks and drinks, with live music.

Suitable for all ages and abilities, these welcoming sessions offer opportunities to learn new skills, connect with nature and celebrate the local area together.

About this Venue

Clydeside Garden

Clydeside Garden, Castlebank Crescent, G11 6AX
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Clydeside Garden is an open-access public garden at Glasgow Harbour, built using original quay stones from Meadowside Shipyard.

The planting celebrates the site's nearby brownfield ecology.

Access Information

Limited wheelchair access
Refreshments
Parking
Bike parking
Additional information:
 
The garden is situated within a grassed area that can become muddy and water-logged.

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