Black History Month October 2026
Black History Month in Glasgow celebrates the achievements, contributions and experiences of Black people throughout history and today. Learn more about stories that have often been overlooked, and reflect on how the past continues to shape communities.
With tours, talks, discussions, film screenings and more, the diverse programme helps discover the rich cultural contributions and experiences of Black communities in Glasgow and beyond.
All events are free and everyone is welcome.
See the programme at Glasgow Life
Some Highlights
Black History Month: Specialist Tour African Women, Myth and Material Memory, Tuesday 6 October,Glasgow Museums Resource Centre.
Specialist Tour | Black History Month: African Women, Myth and Material Memory
Black History Month October 2026 at Glasgow Film Theatre
CRER Black History Glasgow – Walking Tour 11 October
CRER Black History Walking Tour – Black History Month October 2026
Woodlands Community, Anti-Racist Community Library, Black History Month, Sunday 4 October
Anti-Racist Community Library – Woodlands Community Black History Month 2026
Part of Black History Month Scotland 2026.
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