The Student Engagement team lives here, and is the place for great, supportive societies. 

The only Accredited Museum in the UK dedicated to women's lives, histories and achievements, with a lending library, archive collections and innovative programmes of public events & learning opportunities.

An autonomous social centre that provides space for groups working to fight capitalism and other forms of oppression.

An independent multi-use arts and community centre. Affordable hall, studio and office space available for hire.

Being developed by Agile City as a learning space for inclusive city development. 

Jangling Space is a co-operative that use collective ideas to generate products that are both beautiful and have meaning. They have a gallery and run workshops.

Home to a wide range of community groups and social economy organisations sharing the common aim of meeting the needs of the people of Govan. They also offer a wide range of accommodation for meetings, conferences, social functions, recreational pursuits and leisure activities.

A visual arts charity and gallery supporting people with learning difficulties. Located in 103 Trongate. 

Social enterprise cafes throughout Scotland that aim to end homelessness through several initiatives such as free meals, a pay-it-forward scheme and building homes for the homeless.

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The world's oldest surviving music hall. Several events are held here, and the hall is available for hire.

A Glasgow hub for the arts with a year-round programme of cutting-edge exhibitions, film, music, literature, spoken word, Gaelic and performance.

The Glasgow Tool Library is a social enterprise that operates like a normal library, but instead of sharing books we share tools. They are currently starting up and will be based in Civic House.

The Gallow Gate is a project space curated by Natalia Palombo at Many Studios and provides a platform for the development, presentation, and discussion of contemporary visual art and culture. Projects consider access to creative and cultural activity, expectations within arts practice and the misrepresentation of non-western cultures in the UK.

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An artist run space and gallery in Glasgow.

A community-based zine library on Glasgow's southside. They organise Glasgow ZineFest and run a year round programme of events.

A collective of immigrant women based in Glasgow with a shared passion for good & authentic food.

A social enterprise cafe in the southside of Glasgow, set up to empower and support refugee and migrant women living in Glasgow.

Scotland's first Pay What You Decide venue for events, workshops, food, non-alcoholic drink and laughter. The Space is run by People Without Labels, a charity with a vision of supporting people to flourish and realise their full potential by creating an environment for creative and recreational events.

Established in 1994, Impact Arts is a forward-thinking community arts organisation which uses the arts and creativity to enable and empower social change.

Social enterprise providing community space, founded on good food bringing people together.

TAAC aims to support, develop and empower communities through visual and performing arts. They are open to everyone, and encourage people to get involved.

A registered charity and social enterprise based in Scotland that has gained an excellent reputation for delivering original and inspiring Chinese arts and cultural experiences for schools, community groups, public institutions, arts audiences and the diverse communities in Scotland.

The Trust runs a wide range of community-based Wellbeing activities and educational and training courses aimed primarily, but not exclusively, at people from the G41/42 postcode.

Gallery & Art Collective. It is a Glasgow-based non-profit organisation. Glasgow Zine Library is hosted within their premises.

Market Gallery is a charitable visual arts organisation run by a voluntary Committee and Board based in Glasgow's East End.

Good Press is a bookshop and art space based in Glasgow, Scotland specialising in self- and independently produced publications and projects.