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HUB: FILM - A Symphony in Stone

The Garment Factory, 10 Montrose Street, G1 1RE
A Symphony in Stone celebrates Glasgow's stunning architecture and cityscape. Interviews with key experts including Professor John Hume, Gavin Stamp, and Fiona Sinclair, Niall Murphy and Ruairidh Moir.
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​Narrated by Glasgow born Bill Paterson with music created by Lliam Paterson, one time composer in residence at Scottish Opera and performed by members of the opera orchestra. The film covers the period from medieval Glasgow to the end of the first world war and includes buildings and layouts of famous Glasgow architects including Alexander 'Greek' Thomson, Charles Wilson and Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Sat 21st, 3:30pm; 75mins
Booking essential - opens 1st September at 10am
Accessibility: 
  • Drop off area outside with dropped curb
  • Level access into the building's ground floor
  • On the ground floor, 4 steps up to the cafe 
  • On the ground floor, level access into a large elevator to take up to the hub on the second floor
  • Doors into the festival hub on the second floor will be propped open for the festival, but there is a slight level change from the hallway with the elevator into the hub space
  • Wheelchair accessible toilet with emergency cord​
  • Space will be bright/well lit
  • Space will likely be busier and nosier on weekdays during lunch and evening times; space will also likely be busier and nosier on weekend afternoons
Facilities: Seating, Toilet, Wheelchair Accessible Toilet
​Parking: Limited on street parking

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