ICYMI: Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival back next month to uncover hidden secrets of city.
Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival is back next month, offering visitors the perfect excuse once again to uncover hidden secrets of the city.
Highlights include: an exhibition depicting the construction of B-listed building The Pyramid; an event sponsored by and in partnership with the Glasgow Gifford Lectures, Gender Studies and English Professor Jack Halberstam exploring the relationship between queer art and architecture in portrayals of Glasgow. Along with that, local band The Tennementals will be performing the history of Glasgow in song at Trades House.
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