Hidden Gardens

Alex Glass · Hidden Gardens

On Saturday 10 May Rachel Mimiec, the Hidden Gardens' first Artist in
Residence, will celebrate the culmination of her work with the launch of
an exhibition in Tramway's new gallery space.

Her exhibition, called Looking In, Looking Out, is a reflection of her
time spent in the Gardens. Rachel's installation links the gallery to
the garden and looks at the relationship between artist and nature,
presenting nature's view of a 'new creature' that has built a habitat in
her garden.

The exhibition runs from Saturday May 10th to Sunday 25th May in
Tramway 5 and is open to the public free of charge, as follows: Tue - Fri
10am - 5pm, Sat & Sun 12 noon - 5pm. Closed Mondays.

On Sunday 25th May at 2pm Rachel will be giving a talk about her work.
Entrance is free and all are welcome.

The Artist in Residence has been made possible by the support of The
Scottish Arts Council Partners Scheme, Scottish Community Foundation,
BAA, the Binks Trust and Tramway.

Saturday 10th May 11-4pm

A chance to celebrate the story of how Buddha gained Enlightenment.
This year's theme is generosity (dana). Come along and enjoy a range of
family activities, including craft and information stalls, drumming
workshops, a freely offered lunch and a symposium on generosity with
speakers from three Buddhist traditions.

Organised by Rokpa Glasgow, Scotland's Buddhist Vihara, the Cloud Water
Zen Group and FWBO Glasgow Buddhist Centre

Tuesday 13th May and Thursday 15th May, 6-8pm

Two unique evening concerts featuring music from the Scottish, Irish,
Jewish, Punjabi and Slovakian communities which have been present in
Glasgow's southside over the past hundred years. Stories of Our Cultures
is a great chance to celebrate the area's vibrant and diverse community.
Events are free but donations will be gratefully accepted!

Organised by the Village Storytelling Centre and Faith in Community
Scotland with support from Awards for All and the Hidden Gardens.

Saturday 24th May and Sunday 25th May

The Hidden Gardens' annual plant sale returns. The weekend will also
see the unveiling of the Garden's brand new wildlife area, created as a
result of an award from the BBC Breathing Places campaign.

The Hidden Gardens

25a Albert Drive
Tuesday-Saturday 10am-8pm (or dusk if earlier)
Sunday, 12-6pm, closed Monday
Café, picnic area, child friendly, free entry
www.thehiddengardens.org.uk