Festive Finnieston, The Hidden Lane and The Hive, Saturday 10 December, 2016

Start the festive season at The Hidden Lane and The Hive!
1103 Argyle Street, G3 8MD – 11.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m.
Full details:
www.thehiddenlaneglasgow.c
Dozens of open studios! Jewellery! Vintage, refurbished & upcycled furniture! Upholstery! Driftwood mirrors, frames, clocks & chalkboards! Painting, drawings, prints, photographs & cards! Gift certificates! Craft Beer! Artisan chocolate! Hot drinks, cakes, soup & tasty gifts at The Hidden Lane Tearoom! Specials on hair cuts, blow drying and nails! Try pilates, yoga, reflexology or hypnotherapy! Live music, live recording sessions & studio tours! Explore the studios and find out what goes on down The Hidden Lane and in The Hive! Wine, mince pies & treats aplenty!
Get your map of participating studios from the Hidden Lane Tearoom or the Hidden Lane Gallery on the day or download one from the website!
Where: The Hidden Lane, 1103 Argyle Street (the back lane behind Argyle Street), The Hidden Lane Gallery, 1081 Argyle Street (on the main street) and The Hive, 1061 Argyle Street (the big four-storey building set back off Argyle Street opposite Lebowski’s/Kent Road)
Shona Fidgett Designer Jewellery
Designer and maker of contemporary jewellery in silver, gold, platinum and a variety of precious stones. Visit the studio or website to see the collection or to enquire about bespoke/commission work.
Also watch out for Squinty Stuff and the shared studio space in the Hidden Lane.
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