Hillhead Library

Historian Gordon Urquhart explores the historical development of the West End as it was recorded by Scottish etchers, painters and water colourists of the 19th century.

Kevin Murray takes a look at the unique characteristics of Byres Road.

A market on the last Saturday of the month featuring handmade crafts and work by Scottish designers, artists and crafters.

Deirdrie Bernard of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society looks at CRM's local legacy.

David Mullane, Hyndland Residents Association Chairman gives an illustrated talk on the elegant Edwardian architecture of Hyndland and the havoc left by the Clydebank blitz in 1941.

Bill Black, local historian, highlights several interesting episodes in the early history of Sheepmount, the hill that forms the core of North Kelvin.

Bill Hicks and Jill Scott, authors of Glasgow's Grand Central Hotel talk about how they researched the hotel's history.

David Robertson of Four Acres Charitable Trust talks about one of the leading lights of the 19th century, and the completion of phase 1 of the restoration at Cottiers (once Downahill Church).

Be a princess for the day and enjoy storytelling and fun activities. Suitable for age 3 and up.

The feisty Katie Morag is a much loved character - a chance to meet her creator and hear some of her adventures. Mairi Hedderwick will also sign her books. Suitable for age 5 and up.

A spell-binding synergy of poetry and musical interludes reflecting the history of the Mill Girls, their loves, trials and triumphs.

Gordon Barr, editor of ScottishCinemas.org highlights the architectural history of cinema with a focus on the west end of Glasgow.

Ann Flint, co-author of "Tenement Handbook" and Iain Friel, president of the Property Managers Association of Scotland present essential tenement issues.

Colin Mackay, BBC Radio Scotland broadcaster and West Ender explores the history of personal transport.