Banana Boot Pop Up Fun Day

Monday 25 August, 2025, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
St Enoch Centre, 55 St Enoch Square, Glasgow G1 4BW
Fun-filled day at the St Enoch Centre as Billy Connolly’s legendary banana boots make a rare appearance – for one day only!
Snap a selfie with the boots that were made famous by the Big Yin himself and learn about their story from expert curators and conservators from The People’s Palace, who will be on-site to share fascinating insights into the history of this iconic piece of Glasgow culture.
Crafty banana fun for the Wee Yins!
Kids can join in the fun with banana-boot-themed arts and crafts! Cut, design, and create your own silly legs and banana boots – all materials provided, all free.
Have Your Say – Shape the Future of The People’s Palace
The People’s Palace team will also be running a public consultation about the museum’s exciting refurbishment. Come along and tell us what you want to see when the doors reopen. It’s your city, your museum – and bring your ideas!
A day full of fun, history, and community collaboration. 11am – 2pm.
This event is part of Glasgow 850 celebrations
Don’t miss Our People’s Palace, a touring display that will also be on display in the St Enoch Centre. This is a community curated display about the Peoples Palace curated by The Friends of the Pipe Factory.
(Image credit: Billy Connolly’s banana boots, made by Edmund Smith, Scottish
© CSG CIC Glasgow Museums Collection)
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