20 September 2025 (11:00 - 16:00)
21 September 2025 (11:00 - 16:00)
Join us for a weekend of creative, family-friendly community celebrations and healing indoor/outdoor events on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st September in Springburn Park, including:
A guided Heritage Trail around Glasgow’s highest park. (1-hour, booking advised)
Reconnect with this rich green space on a guided biodiversity session, in association with RSPB Scotland (1 hour, booking advised
Discover the edible banquet on our doorsteps with an Introduction to Foraging, association with Herbal Homestead. (1 hour, booking advised)
1900-2025: Examine images of Springburn Winter Gardens over the centuries and pick up a free “Springburn Park Heritage Trail” booklet: in association with Spirit of Springburn.
Plant a fruit tree in our community orchard, in association with Propagate Scotland. (Places limited, booking advised)
Boost your lung capacity and mental health with an outdoor dance session, in association with Recovery Rhythms. (Drop in, under-12s must be accompanied by an adult)
Reconnect with nature, in a family friendly, eco-therapeutic creative activity, in association with Arts in Nature. (Places limited, booking advised)
Sample T’ai Chi in the Park, with a 1-hour taster sessions and find out how this millennia-old martial art can change your life: in association with East End T’ai Chi. (Places limited, booking advised)
Learn about seeds and plant you own to window-sill grow: in association with Glasgow Seed Library (Places limited, booking advised)
Enjoy refreshments in Springburn Auditorium with two short films celebrating the past, present and future of North East Glasgow in the words of those who know the area best: its people. In association with Springburn Auditorium. (Drop in)
Join the fun for an afternoon ceilidh performance, featuring tutors and students of the Glasgow Folk-Music Workshop, led by legendary accordionist John Carmichael and other special guests: in association with Springburn Unity Network and Jhanker Beats. (drop in)

Overview
Springburn Winter Gardens Trust (SWGT) primary purpose is to save the A Listed Winter Gardens putting it back in to the community for the benefit of local people in a nurturing, sustainable way
The Trust was formally established in July 2014 as a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) to protect and celebrate the area’s heritage infrastructure past, present and future.
Springburn Auditorium - the location of our Talk by Glasgow Seed Library and the heritage film screenings (and also our wet weather back up for our Creative eco-therapy activity) - is fully accessible. The park has tarmac paths throughout and is accessible.

Address
Springburn Park, Mosesfield Street, Glasgow, G213UD