Black History Month
Black History Month: celebrating the works of Black artists on display at GoMA
- Tickets
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Free
- Dates and times
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Monday 15th - Wednesday 17th Sept 2025
Check venue opening times
- Age
- All ages
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Join us for three days of art making, where we celebrate
the works of Black artists on display in our galleries. Wednesday 15 October : painting inspired by Walter Price Thursday 16 October : Comic books and zine-making inspired by Rabiya
Choudhry Friday 17 October: Mono printing inspired by Christian Noelle Charles All sessions take place at GoMA 1.30 - 4.00pm Free and drop-in, no booking needed.
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Accessibility guides
Read the accessibility guide for GoMA on AccessAble
Further information can be found on Euan's Guide website
Accessible toilets
The accessible toilet is located on the lower ground floor.
Assistance dogs
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome and water bowls can be provided.
Hearing loop
If you use British Sign Language, you can watch a British Sign Language introduction to GoMA.
Wheelchair access
Update 8 September:
*We're pleased to advise the visitor lift is now working again. Thank you for your patience while the repair was carried out.*
Baby changing
Baby feeding
Cafe or restaurant
The cafe is open every day, during venue opening hours listed above, serving a selection of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and snacks.
Prayer room
Free wifi
Find out more about our guidelines here.
Glasgow Museums are becoming more autism aware. In 2017, the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), St Mungo’s Museum, and the Riverside Museum signed up to help Glasgow City Centre become autism-friendly. Visit our Autism Aware Microsite to find out more.
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Use Traveline Scotland to plan your trip
By train
GoMA is a short walk from both Glasgow Queen Street and Central stations.
The nearest subway station is Buchanan Street.
By bus
The gallery is located less than a 10 minute walk from Buchanan Bus Station.