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22nd July 2024
SWG3 Community Garden: derelict land to thriving green space
Designed by horticulturist Jeremy Needham, the SWG3 Community Garden has now been inhabited by a community growing space and a diverse range of trees and shrubbery. And with a special Glasgow International performance from S.T.A.S.I.S. and their first Community Allotment Open Day, the space is now officially open to visitors.
Read17th November 2023
The Glasgow Wood Schools Open Week
Save the date in your diary for our Schools Open WEEK: 22-26 January 2023! Discounts, prototype products and an exciting competition available for 1 week only. Kids are of course welcome!
Read3rd April 2023
A bird box making workshop with Impact Arts
Learn more about the bird box making workshop we held at Impact Arts recently! It was part of their Creative Pathways project to support the community and environment. A great way to be creative and look after local wildlife using reclaimed pallet wood.
Read22nd March 2023
Helping to create a restorative space in GCU’s Library
With a goal to improve health and wellbeing among staff and students, we were very excited to assist in bringing the Relax & Renew Space to life.
Read1st February 2023
Community Creations: a photography exhibition with a sustainable side
See and learn about Sofia Conti's latest exhibition, Return, O Backsliding Children, which has a story to tell through both the photographs and the sourcing of her exhibition materials.
Read5th October 2022
The Glasgow Wood Photo Challenge
The #glasgowwoodphotochallenge continues! We're aiming to encourage the community to build and share their amazing creations with us with the hope of motivating and inspiring each other. And if you're not a maker, we still welcome photos of you with your Glasgow Wood purchases! Ends 27th October at 5pm.
Read27th September 2022
Grow 73: busy growing produce, building their community and hosting part of the relay to COP27 in Egypt
Learn more about the work of Grow 73, a community garden in Overtoun Park, who have been developing their growing opportunities for the local community using timber and growing equipment from Glasgow Wood. Last year their Bee Line project was featured in a special Countryfile episode, and they’re also hosting 1/732th of the COP27 relay going all the way to Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt!
Read28th April 2022
A workshop with Impact Arts making planter boxes
Janet and Jack recently went over to visit the Craft Café in Govan to host a planter box building workshop. Once they knew how to use the tools, they quickly whipped together an incredible 50 boxes from reclaimed timber. Check out the finished planters here, incredible mosaic patterns and all!
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