Kelvin Hall is an iconic historic building on Argyle Street in the Yorkhill area of Glasgow's West End. Once one of the largest exhibition centres in Britain, it is now a mixed-use venue and a centre of cultural excellence, providing access to collections, temporary displays, teaching and research.
Free public lectures on nature for naturalists and curious visitors at Kelvin Hall, part of the Glasgow Natural History Society series.
A screening of the documentary 'Living Proof: A Climate Story' at Kelvin Hall, part of a series celebrating 50 years of Scotland's film archive.
An autumnal evening of pottery painting with The Craft Pottery at Kelvin Hall, where attendees paint a ceramic item while the Library shares seasonal archive films about craft.
A documentary series curated by two Glasgow-based Japanese journalists, screening at Kelvin Hall with a discussion following each film.
A free family day of crafts, games, sports and trails to celebrate Kelvin Hall's 10th birthday, with a dedicated pre-5s zone.
Informal meeting series for rock and fossil enthusiasts to meet, share specimens and ask questions about geology.
Folklorist, singer and storyteller Margaret Bennett brings Scotland's industrial heritage to life with film, images and songs, drawing on the National Library of Scotland's moving image archive.
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