Checklist

Black History Month Glasgow Walking Tours, Sunday October 27, Merchant City, 1pm

The Black History Month Glasgow walking tours take audiences on a historical journey through Glasgow’s mercantile past to examine the connections with slavery, tobacco and the abolition movement.

Beginning at Glasgow Cathedral, above, and walking down High Street to Merchant city, tour audiences are re-introduced to the origins of the city which were founded on slavery. See the reality of Glasgow’s role in the enslavement of human beings and learn about the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade.

Southside Artist and Makers Market, Saturday 26th October 26, McNeill’s Bar 106 Torrisdale Street

Located in the heart of Glasgows South Side, overlooking Queens Park railway station, Southside Artist and Makers Market showcases an eclectic, and ever changing line-up of local artists, designers and makers.

There will be cold beers, tasty tunes, and an amazing range of quality handcrafted goods from local independent creatives.

Food and drink will be available as well as a huge range of artisanal and local crafts, so all attendees are invited to make a day of it.

Platform Food Market, Argyle Street Arches

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Argyle Street

Arches brings some of Scotland’s best independent street food traders together setting up stall every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, within the newly refurbished Argyle Street Arches.

All traders adhere to Scotland’s Food Charter for Events, which means produce is locally and sustainably sourced, seasonal, free range and fair trade.

Platform offers a fiercely independent alternative to generic, mass-produced lowest common denominator food.

Food is served from 12pm until 11pm every Friday and Saturday, and 12-6pm on Sunday.