Workshops within 5 miles of Glasgow

Drama workshops for ages 11–14 teaching improvisation, character acting, voice and movement while working in groups to create a short piece of theatre together.

Fun and informal dance lessons building confidence and teaching funky hip hop and street styles. Wear loose-fitting clothes and indoor trainers. No previous experience needed. Ages 8–14.

Everyone is welcome at these open sessions for screenwriters, from the novice to the professional. Meetings start with an industry talk followed by a Q&A and a workshopping session on scripts brought along by participants. Ages 16+.

Get your feet a-flailing as you learn the energetic traditional dance from the Kelvingrove Dancers, with live music accompaniment.

This seasonal workshop shows how to make wreathes and festive decorations to brighten your home this Christmas.

Create a beautiful stained glass panel just like the monks did (wait, did monks make the stained glass or just look at it? Never mind). The experts at RDW Glass lead this two-day introductory course to fusing and stained glass. All materials supplied.

A workshop for leaders of singing groups to learn how to treat their vocal cords right. Voice coach Janis McKay guides you in a holistic approach to preserving your voice while engaging with your groups.

Make some useful and beautiful objects out of wood, like a walking stick or a dinner platter, in this one-day beginners' course. Material and equipment provided.

A series of creative workshops for film writers, directors and actors on the third Monday of every month. Pre-submitted scripts are matched with a director and actors to workshop together, with observers welcome. The actors remaining after scripts are cast also form improvisation workshops and the night closes with a…

Glad Cafe's quarterly get together where script writers can get a scene from a work-in-progress read before a live audience of peers. Submit scenes to the listed email. Ages 18+.

A chance for ages 16–22 to learn how to read and write critical arts journalism with critic Gareth Vile. No experience necessary but participants should have an interest in journalism. Course fee includes admission to selected Tramway shows.