WestFest 2024 – Paintings on Railings
Three Weekends in June – 8th, 9th, 15th 16th, 22nd and 23rd June – From 10 a.m.
Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Railings
Paintings on Railings is back for WestFest 24! The annual display of local artists showing their fabulous paintings, drawings, ceramics and jewellery for sale.
Please note – weather dependent!
To Exhibit
Please email Selma (Modest charge to exhibit)
WestFest runs from 1 – 30 June, 2024
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Written by : Pat Byrne
Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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