Welcome
We keep people at the heart of everything we do. Our mission is to serve inclusively the social, educational and welfare needs of Garnethill & Glasgow city centre’s multiple cultures.
We bring people together to help create stronger, better connected communities through support and education; helping people to build lives that have meaning and value for themselves and their families.
About Us
We are a community-owned and run community space at the heart of a diverse central Glasgow neighbourhood. For over 30 years we have been the focal point for community activity for the people of Garnethill and beyond.
What’s On
We host a variety of events from martial arts, English classes, arts workshops to advice surgeries and addiction support groups. 1000 people (per week) come through our doors to take part in an activity or to seek support. Find out if Garnethill Multicultural Centre has an activity that you are interested in.
Hire a Space
As well as service and activity provision we have a number of rooms in the centre available for hire to local groups, charities, businesses and other agencies. For more information or to email us about a booking, click below.
Volunteer
Would you like to join our team of volunteers? Opportunities include helping in our community kitchen, ESOL support, community clean-ups, supporting our junior art classes, or even become a ‘health-walk-leader’.
ESOL Classes
We have 5 English classes running throughout the week in the centre
To register for our classes and find out about other English classes, please click the link below.
We also have a weekly ’New Scots, Cafe Conversation’ with drop in advice every Thursday 12:00 - 1:30pm. Where we can help you register for English Classes and where you can hear from other charities on what support they offer.
Become a member
Get involved by applying to become a member of Garnethill Multicultural Centre. Membership is free and open to any individual aged 16 or over who supports the aims of the Centre
Refurbishment
Architects Dress for the Weather and Fiona Sinclair were appointed in 2021 to prepare a feasibility study and concept to refurbish our building.
The principal aims were to create more efficient, fully accessible, and functional spaces that would allow the centre to be self-sufficient and continue community activity and outreach.
Garnethill Multicultural Centre is kindly supported by
