Upcoming Events
There are no upcoming events, but please take a look through some of our past events below.
Past Events
Our Stories Are Connected...
24th June 2022, Friday - 12:00
As a part of the Refugee Festival Scotland, we are proud to host an exhibition opening where our two art groups will be showing their work.
The event will also include : traditional dance, comedy and acting, fashion show and of course food from different cultures.
Eid in the Park
6th May 2022, Friday - 12:30
This Friday our community meal will move to Garnethill Park in the form of a small Eid Celebration, that wil start at 12:30. There will be home cooked food, music & activities to enjoy during the event. Please come along and bring your friends!
In case of bad weather, we will be inside in the Garnethill Multicultural Centre (21 Rose Street).
official opening of the Multicultural Community Food Hub
29th April 2022, Friday - 12:00
This Friday our Multicultural Community Food Hub will have its official opening!
The event will start at 12:00 with a free community meal, the opening will be at 12:30 with the participation of The Lord Provost.
pop up concert of The Bridge Festival
22nd April 2022, Friday - 13:00
We are incredibly excited to be hosting a free pop up concert of The Bridge Festival at our community meal here at Garnethill Multicultural Centre.
The Bridge Festival brings together some of Europe's most renewed and innovative string musicians and ensembles - Scottish Ensemble, Trondheim Soloists, Ensemble Resonanz and musicians from PLMF Music Trust, to celebrate contemporary classical music.
'We Gather By the Light of the Flickering Screen' Film Screening for Refugee Week
16th June 2021, Wednesday - 17:00
Gather by the light of your computer screen for a live discussion and film screening of this heart-warming nautical tale of mermaids, pirates and cookie monsters that will have the whole family enthralled. Starring members of CWIN’s online social and craft group, the glitchy format of Zoom is turned on its head to create a hilarious show for kids and adults alike.
Throughout the pandemic, this online group has engaged families and individuals undergoing the asylum process in Glasgow, providing a chance to relax and enjoy some creativity amid the challenges of lockdown. Facilitated by theatre-maker Marie Hamilton and artist Felicity White, the group created puppet characters and storylines. A public storymaking session in Queens Park also provided inspiration for the play, and created a link between the group and the wider Glasgow community during lockdown.
Within the play comes the message - don’t let fear rule the way you approach people who are different to yourself. You never know what pleasant surprises you might discover...! Event Link https://youtu.be/ruRNijRcERs
'A Thread is a Journey' Exhibition for Refugee Week Scotland
15th June 2021, Tuesday - 13:00
Central and West Integration Network (CWIN) and The Glasgow School of Art have partnered on a 10-week creative project exploring textiles, fabric and patterns. Working with designer Christopher McEvoy, the group has learned skills in creating different textiles, printing, weaving and embroidery.
Inspired by each others cultures, they have developed their own fabric designs. All the sessions have been held remotely over Zoom which has brought both interesting challenges and fun experiences. Join us in person at our outdoor exhibition at Garnethill Multicultural Centre to see the final artworks that have been created including a co-designed printed CWIN cloth.
You do not need to register for this event.
The location of this event is:
Garnethill Multicultural Centre, 21 Rose Street, Glasgow, G3 6RE
For more information, please contact Harriet Simms at h.simms@gsa.ac.uk
Covid Guidance – Following Covid restrictions, for this outdoor event we ask all visitors to wear face masks when visiting the exhibition unless they cannot for medical reasons. All visitors must stay 2m away from anyone outside of their household. We will be providing hand sanitisers and you will need to sanitise your hands on arrival and departure. The exhibition is small in size, so we recommend you only come in a small group and the visit should take around 15 minutes. We can have a maximum of 8 people visiting the exhibition at a time and our stewards will direct people to ensure there is a smooth flow of traffic and avoid crowding. We will be asking you to leave your contact details in case we need to contact you after the event for Covid reasons only. If you are feeling unwell or have one of the 3 main symptoms of Covid (high temperature, new continuous cough or change in sense of smell or taste) then please do not visit the exhibition.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://www.refugeefestivalscotland.co.uk/events/a-thread-is-a-journey/?fbclid=IwAR1fO_CZgueFPlPBuVpO9AvIpVFFIP92_JZfSW2lIN2SBuWA0jOS2V6WIyg
The World Banquet 2018
7th December 2018, Friday - 18:00
On December 7th, the Central and West Integration Network will host The World Banquet.
At this fundraising banquet, we will celebrate with a 3-course meal, live world music, dancing, and a community.
The banquet will take place at 6pm to 9pm at Garnethill Multicultural Centre
Tickets:
Adult £20 (Vegetarian) £25 (no-vegetarian)
Child £10 (£5 per two or more children, under 5 years old go for free)
To book your ticket don't hesitate to call 0141 573 09 78 or email centralandwestintegration@gmail.com
Please contact us at 0141 573 0978 or centralandwestintegration@googlemail.com to book tickets.
The World Banquet
1st December 2017, Friday - 17:00
On December 1st, the Central and West Integration Network will host The World Banquet.
At this fundraising banquet, we will celebrate with a 3-course meal, live world music, dancing, and a community.
The banquet will take place at 5pm and from 7pm onward the public will be invited to join for the dancing.
Please contact us at 0141 573 0978 or centralandwestintegration@googlemail.com to book tickets.
