Red Road: Past, Present, Future - Exhibition

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The Red Road flats have been present on the Glasgow skyline for almost 50 years. Now they are being demolished. Red Road: Past, Present, Future is an exhibition exploring the impact of those iconic high rise flats. Funded by Glasgow Housing Association and Glasgow Life, it features artworks and commentary created by the Red Road communities, in response to the rise and fall of the city’s most visible tower blocks.

The exhibition asks what should be collected and preserved from the Red Road flats for the future, and also what visitors would like to see on display at the People’s Palace in the 21st century. Come and join the discussion – tell us the stories you want to see at the Palace. Free Entry - For more information: 0141 276 0788

 

Exhibition runs from the 28th February 2013 - 4th May 2014

 

The People’s Palace

The People’s Palace and Winter Gardens is a short walk from the heart of the City, and lies within the grounds of historic Glasgow Green. It can be reached:

By subway: Fifteen minutes’ walk from St Enoch subway station.

By train: Fifteen minutes’ walk from Argyle Street, Bellgrove and High Street train stations.

By bus: First Bus services 16, 18, 40, 61, 62 and 263 all stop near Glasgow Green.

Use the Traveline Scotland journey planner to plan your trip by public transport.

Facilities: Museum shop, cafe, toilets, wheelchair access, nearby pay and display

Opening Hours: Monday CLOSED, Tuesday to Thursday and Saturday 10am–5pm, Friday and Sunday 11am–5pm. The Winter Gardens is open daily 10am–5pm

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