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Glasgow DIY Festival
The Glasgow Festival of DIY Culture is currently underway with loooads of good shit happenin’ before it finishes on Sunday. What’s even better is that everything taking place is free slash not-for-profit!
The organisers have taken over premises on Renfield Lane (opposite Stereo) for the duration of the festival, with other events taking place at the new Glasgow Social Centre (on Osbourne St, near Mono), at Glasgow Sculpture Studios, and across the city.
There’s hunners and hunners of stuff happening, from knitting workshops to guerilla gardening and film showings and gigs to a subway ‘flash musical’ and a fair amount of pretentious arty stuff. There’s a bunch of activistey goings-on too, with workshops and a critical mass bike ride through the city this Friday.
the full programme can be viewed here:Â http://www.diyglasgow.co.uk/explore/