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  • Early success of innovative programme to tackle health inequality will see ‘Live Well’ expand across Glasgow.
    3 September 2024
    A smiling black lady and smiling white man sit in beauitful grey chairs in a library, with books in their hand, enjoying a conversation
  • Display of new Glasgow Life Museums acquisition reflects on the experience of soldiers from across the Commonwealth during WW1
    30 August 2024
    A close up of a soldier from above, gazing out to see from a ship's deck
  • Inveraray & District Pipe Band take the title of 2024 World Pipe Band Champions
    17 August 2024

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  • Drumchapel Pool to reopen on September 9
    30 August 2024
  • The countdown to the 2024 World Pipe Band Championships is on!
    9 August 2024
  • £1.5m grant to transform energy efficiency at Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
    2 August 2024
  • Kelvingrove Bandstand celebrates 100th anniversary
    24 July 2024
    An audience enjoy a concert at a 1920s bandstand and amphitheatre
  • Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games
    23 July 2024
    The Big G sculpture of the Commonwealth Games logo in Glasgow's George Square in front of the City Chambers during the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
  • Duncan Dornan to retire as Head of Glasgow Life Museums and Collections
    22 July 2024
    Duncan Dornan is on the left receiving the 2023 Art Fund Museum of the Year prize for Glasgow’s Burrell Collection from artist Sir Grayson Perry at a ceremony at the British Museum in London.
  • Merchant City Festival draws in 35,000 people
    21 July 2024
    A brass band dressed in gold performs on a street
  • Strategy to support future of Glasgow’s cultural sector launched
    10 July 2024
    Dancers on stage. Scottish Dance Theatre perform Moving Cloud at the opening night of Celtic Connections festival, 2023.
  • Merchant City Festival confirms spectacular 2024 programme
    2 July 2024
    A performer in a brightly coloured outfit made of pom-poms stands in front of a 1700s building. A sign for Merchant Square can be seen behind the performer.