The Braw Wee Emporium, Glasgow – music and gifts

The Braw Wee Emporium
Record and Gift shop based in the Heart of the Barras Market run by sisters Jennifer McGlone and Erin Molloy.
Their ethos is to support Scotland’s amazing creative community by stocking local talent.
You will find the very best in folk, jazz and acoustic music concentrating on releases not available in mainstream shops. Plus a wonderful range of jewellery, candles, homewares, baby gifts and art work by Scottish based artists and designers – basically things you won’t find in the high street.

Opening times:
Thursday to Sunday 10am – 4pm.
Location: Barras Art and Design Centre (BAaD), 54 Calton Entry Glasgow, G40 2SB The Barras
Main entry on West Stevenson Street – opposite Randalls.
Jewellery, cards, gifts by Scottish Crafters including:
Joan Gray
Lisa Donati
The Grey Earl
Poppy and Mimi
Silver Sky Creations
Dibijo
Louise Bichan
Hole in my pocket and eat haggis
Claire Barclay Draws

The Braw Wee Emporium also run a monthly fair at BAaD with over 20 stalls, workshops, music and you can visit the BAaD Cafe for some lovely food and drink!
Check out dates of Wee Braw Fairs
If you are a maker, designer, artist or trader
Get in touch if you would like a stall
54 Calton Entry, Glasgow, United Kingdom G40 2SB
Telephone: 0141 237 4270
jennifer@braw-wee-emporium.com
This section: Events, Fairs, Festivals and Fundraisers, Shopping
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