What’s On

Performing Anxiety is an ambitious new good practice resource from the Mental Health Foundation, and the team behind the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival, for anyone who wants to make live artistic work about mental health, from autobiographical shows about anxiety and depression to participatory projects working with vulnerable people. Join us for a panel with some of the artists involved to discuss the impact of making public facing work about mental health and explore best practice. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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Ceramic Artist Carol Sinclair believes in the power of making to bring joy into our lives, and will share her thoughts on why the process and experience of making makes you happy. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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Glasgow Life's Singing For Fun is a free and accessible programme delivered by professional musicians and instrumentalists to support anyone who wishes to sing for well being. No singing experience is necessary. Further dates and locations include 16 and 23 August at 2:30PM at the Calton Heritage and Learning Centre.

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Join the ALLIANCE in celebrating a decade of the Community Links Worker Programme. This event will bring together Community Links Practitioners, communities, GPs, practice staff, and many others to share their experiences from the past ten years. For booking information, email roseann.logan@alliance-scotland.org.uk. Please note that this event has limited spaces.

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Join Sangeeta Isvaran's 4-hour Workshop as part of Healing Arts Scotland Glasgow Day. The workshop will be led by Sangeeta Isvaran, an experienced practitioner with three decades of expertise in using the arts to promote community engagement, education, empowerment, and conflict resolution. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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Join Playlist for Life for an engaging workshop that delves into the transformative power of music for individuals living with dementia and their carers. This interactive session will focus on three key musical realms: heritage music, identity music, and the vibrant world of Bollywood music. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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A powerful new theatrical work-in-progress that delves into the complexities of modern masculinity. Follow the journey of a group of young men as they confront their personal battles with toxic masculinity, challenging the roles society has imposed upon them. Through raw, honest performances, they reveal their struggles to break free from damaging labels and redefine what it means to be a man today from their lived experience. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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Join us to hear Professor Sir Gregor Smith, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland talk about the key challenges facing our health & care system and how practising Realistic Medicine and careful and kind care will help deliver a fairer and more sustainable health and care system. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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A one hour talk for health professionals, artists and the general public that will explore the recent design of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde therapeutic environments. Places and spaces where artists and designers have worked with NHSGGC and the wider community to increase the mental health and wellbeing of patients, visitors and staff through the co-design of integrated art and design work.

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An extended family of clowns who bring joy, offer meaningful connection, and enhance well-being by co-creating unique, playful encounters with people living with dementia.(Prior to Lucy’s presentation, 2 Elderflower performers will be visiting attendees in the Tramway foyers). This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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Scottish Ensemble deliver facilitated Music and Wellbeing sessions to communities across Scotland. In this workshop you will experience one of our Music and Wellbeing workshops, which includes guided listening and mindfulness tolls and techniques to support your wellbeing. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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We are delighted to have Jill Sonke present on One Nation/One Project (ONOP) which is a national arts and health initiative in the US designed to leverage the power of the arts to build healthy communities at scale. At a moment when Americans face acute challenges to their individual and collective wellbeing, ONOP’s research agenda is documenting how the arts can contribute to healthier people and healthier communities and its audacious Arts for EveryBody campaign is driving public understanding of the relationships between the arts and health. This event is part of HAS Glasgow Day.

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