Scottish Jewish Heritage Centre

The Scottish Jewish Heritage Centre is based in Garnethill Synagogue, the first purpose-built synagogue in Scotland and a beautiful Category A listed building in the heart of Glasgow. Our displays show the development and contribution of the Jewish community to Scotland over the past 200 years, and the Scottish Holocaust-era Study Centre provides an opportunity to explore this critical time period in more depth.

‘Making Sense’ is the first iteration of the ‘residency for ideas’ - a project facilitated by New Practice, KCA Architects and the Mackintosh School of Architecture. As the first selected group of architectural graduates, we have been investigating our relationships with space (making) and who it is attributed to - with Glasgow’s Barras market and the market typology more generally as our case study.
 
Over the summer, we worked on redefining the architect's role, believing everyone should shape spaces. Barriers like gender, race, and class often limit participation in architectural decisions. Our upcoming exhibition from the 4th to 6th October in Glasgow, will focus on bridging traditional craftsmanship with local cultures through sensory engagement. We challenge conventional architectural methods, advocating for inclusivity and community involvement. 

Glasgow

FREE Exhibtion - Making Sense

Welcome to Govan Old, one of the most important historic sites in Glasgow dating back at least 1500 years.
A new beginning and a new life beckon for the former Govan Old church, as its changed owners embark on ambitious plans to place the A-listed building at the very heart of local regeneration.

The Govan Stones

Let City Sightseeing show you all the things to do in Glasgow, from excellent museums, art galleries and beautiful parks, there is something for everyone in this exciting Scottish city. Travel in style on our red open top buses for an entertaining and colourful insight into Glasgow’s past and present. Sit back and relax while we take you to 21 of the city's finest attractions!

City Sightseeing Glasgow

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and one of the most vibrant cities in Europe. With cool bars and cafes, its iconic music scene is lively, diverse, and loud!
The People from Glasgow (Glaswegians) are renowned for their sense of humour, so it’s no surprise Glasgow has again been voted the world’s friendliest city.


Discover Scotland Tours - Glasgow

Voted as one of the friendliest cities in the world, St. Enoch Centre is proud to call Glasgow home. For over 30 years, St. Enoch Centre has been at the heart of this stylish, vibrant and energetic City which is renowned for its stunning architecture, internationally-acclaimed galleries and museums, fantastic shopping and its unrivalled restaurants, bars and nightlife.

St. Enoch Shopping Center

Whitelee is the UK's largest onshore windfarm, located on Eaglesham Moor just 20 minutes from central Glasgow. Its 215 turbines generate up to 539 megawatts of electricity, enough to power over 350,000 homes.With more than 130 kilometres of trails to explore, on foot, by cycle or by horse, with free parking and free entry to our onsite Visitor Centre, Whitelee is a great destination for a day out.

Monday	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday	9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed

The Scottish Jewish Heritage Centre

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FREE Exhibtion - Making Sense

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