What a brilliant variety of performances we presented this year as part of the ‘Go local’ programme of the festival!
Here are some beautiful moments that we captured, in case you didn’t catch it 🙂 

Witches & wells
A sharing of tales by our very own 2025 Emerging Storytellers residents

New Perspectives
A sharing of new storytelling work inspired by Glasgow, commissioned by the Village.

Community Sangs an’ Clatter
An evening of stories and music with professional and community performers from Pollok, Glasgow and Edinburgh. 

Lights of the North
An evening of international Nordic storytellers hosted by the Village.

Light the night
A Halloween lanterns parade

Christmas Clay workshops 

As part of our Connecting Project, join artist Hannah Brackston for a series of ceramic workshops this November. Make festive themed ceramic artworks to be exhibited at community events this Christmas! We will be introducing coil and hand building techniques to create sculptural candle holders.

Thursdays in November; 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th
9.30 – 11am
At Peat Road Hall (Priesthill URC, 160 Peat Road, G53 6DE)

 Open to all, No experience needed
Free workshops, Materials provided, Bring an apron

Join us for a story followed by an opportunity to reflect, discuss and share your own memories. This session offers a playful and relaxed space to explore the theme of Comfort & Disturb as a part of this year Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.

Join us for our third Damshot Woods event: workshop in the woods,
Including; Arts, Storytelling, Games and Campfire Cooking!

Free event for all ages, drinks and snacks provided

Location; Woodlands closest to St. Pauls RC High School. Accessed via a marked gap in the fence, near the junction between Damshot Road and Damshot Crescent (G53 5HE).

Meeting point at 1pm outside St. Pauls RC High School (36 Damshot Road, Glasgow, G53 5HW)

Let us know if you are attending ; andrew@villagestorytelling.org.uk

Please note
Children should be accompanied by their grown ups throughout
Dogs are welcome on leads
Dress for the weather (shelter provided, we shall reschedule if bad weather)
Access on site is grassy paths that may not be suitable for all types of push chair
Sturdy footwear and clothing to cover arms and legs is advised