Maryhill Burgh Halls From July 30 to August 2, we are doing free tours at 11am and 2pm! Donations welcome as they help us keep the lights on.

Tours every day this week at 11am and 2pm ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

We just added more dates for our public tours. Happening on the days below at 11am and 2pm. No need to book, just walk in! ⬇️ 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th August 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th August

This map looks brilliant, and I am especially pleased to see Maryhill Burgh Halls prominently featured in the top left corner!

We are open for tours Mon to Friday (except Thursday). They start at 11am and 2pm but you can pop in any time to just have a wander. Hope to see many of you!

Looking good this morning!

Thank you for choosing Maryhill Burgh Halls, it was our pleasure to be the host venue for your conference today. We hope to welcome you back soon!

📢Job Alert📢 We are looking for a Facilities Assistant to join the MBHT team. This role is at the forefront of building operations focusing on cleaning, maintainance, caretaking and events support. Detailed job description and how to apply is on mbht.org.uk/vacancies

New blog post! Read our volunteer John's 'reflections and random thoughts' about the usage of our big hall for official dinners. Take the time to have a look at one of the earliest (and only!) photos of our interior. What differences can you spot? mbht.org.uk/blog

Last week we received a lovely donation of objects connected to a local teacher who worked for both Gairbraid School and Wyndford Primary. The collection included these two photographs dated October 1985. Can you spot yourself? Do you remember that day?

We are hoping to find information about this stained glass window which used to be in the Old Maryhill Parish Church. This is the panel which commemorated the victims of the Kilmun Street bombing but we don't know what happened to it since the demolition of the church in the 80s

Red Note’s newest opportunity for young classical performers is open for applications! Factory Weekend is a fully funded two-day workshop for instrumentalists aged 18-28 who want to explore their creative music making skills. More info & apply at rednoteensemble.com.

It's September which means it's almost @glasgowdodf time! Like every year, we are very please to be taking part the whole week except for Saturday. Looking forward to welcoming everyone. More information can be found on: glasgowdoorsopendays.org.uk

Did you know that Maryhill had quite a good shipbuilding industry in the 19th century? 'The Boatbuilder' stained glass panel gives us a clue! We are pleased to share the first of many essays written by local historian William Black on our blog at: mbht.org.uk/blog