WELLBEING

FESTIVAL

We've spent a year learning from racialised creatives about what wellbeing actually looks like. On 13 September, we're launching our first wellbeing festival, celebrating those conversations and inviting you to shape what comes next. Workshops, performances, community meal, a keynote from a major political voice, flash talks + more.

THE VENUE

Civic House
26 Civic Street
Glasgow, G4 9RH

Transport Links
Bus: No. 7, 68, 71A, 72, 75 and M3 bus routes from Buchanan Bus Station (Garscube Road bus stop).

Subway: 3 min walk from Cowcaddens subway station, 7 Minute walk from St George’s Cross subway station.

Train: 7 min walk from both Charing Cross and Queen Street Train Station.

Car: 2 minute drive from M8 motorway (Junction 17)

Bike: NextBike station 15 min walk from Civic House heading north on Garscube Road.

Travel to the festival can be costly. We've allocated budget to help with transport costs on a first-come, first-served basis. Requests up to £5 within Glasgow and up to £10 outwith Glasgow.

TRANSPORT CONTRIBUTION

THE LINE-UP

KEYNOTE

WORKSHOPS

WITH patsy

WITH TARIQUA ROOTED

WITH PAQUE

PERFORMANCES

SANJAY LAGO

Mawadduh

Salma

FLASH TALKS

KIM LOLIYA

(BLACK PSYCHOTHERAPY)

ESRAA HUSAIN

(MARSM)

NIKE ORUH

(VII BREATHS)

COMMISSIONS

Bea Webster-Mockett

Andrés N. Ordorica

KELLY ZOU

FOOD

COMMUNITY MEAL

People are welcome to join our community meal catered by the excellent Pasha Glasgow. Expect Shawarma, mezes, and more delicious food.

We will finish the event with a networking hour! Escoceno will be delivering authentic Chilean street food treats both sweet and savoury.

NETWORKING HOUR

Copies of our Phase 1 research report will be available at the festival. This report brings together a year of conversations with racialised creatives across Scotland about their wellbeing, their struggles, and what care actually looks like. Published earlier in September, it's the foundation for this festival and everything we're exploring together on the day.

RESEARCH

Kiana Kalantar-Hormozi