The Landing Hub

13/11/2021

What a night !!!!

The spectacular Penny Chivas and the fabulous Dye took to the stage and gave us one brilliant night !!

Missed last night? don't worry you can come to join us tomorrow for the closing party !!

See you there !!!

12/11/2021

Last day to catch ‘Grace of the Sun’ the giant light poem you’ve all been taking snaps with! Tonight will be the last night to see this spectacular installation.

'Grace of the Sun' is a large-scale art piece by Robert Montgomery artist made using the Little Sun solar lamps designed by Olafur Eliasson and Frederik Ottesen, realised in Glasgow through collaboration with the local art community.

Measuring 11 metres by 5 metres the giant solar-powered light poem will illuminate every day at sunset as a poetic beacon of hope for Glasgow.

The solar lamps Little Sun produces provide power to many of the 600 million people living without electricity in the Southern Hemisphere. After their brief installation in Glasgow, the lights will be donated to Little Sun’s work on the ground in Sub-Saharan Africa. Little Sun has already brought solar light and power to over 3 million people on the African continent.

Supported by MTArt Agency and Octopus Energy

Photos by Talulah Hannah Wright

12/11/2021

It’s almost time to say goodbye...

But don’t fret! We have a banging boogie lined up for you all to celebrate the amazing things that have happened in our space. It will also be a chance to reconnect with those you’ve met across the last two weeks, reflect on all we have achieved, and plan actions for the future.

We will be joined by DJ Butho The Warrior from Radio Buena Vida who will be spinning all strains of house music, jazz, psychedelic, electro, disco & African music for the occasion.

Wrap up warm, put on your dancing shoes, and see us aff with a bang!

Free, 18+, and do a cheeky lateral flow before coming down.

11/11/2021

📣📣 BONUS BONZAI!!📣📣
We are so looking forward to tomorrow night - we've a special addition of the spectacular Bonzai Bonner who will be providing the tunes around the performances. Thanks to Tramway for the support with this free performance.

🎫 Book your free tickets through the Eventbrite link below.
🎫 We are encouraging people to get to the Landing Hub using public transport, but if needed there is car parking nearby, we aren't in the exclusion zone.
🎫 Due to licensing restrictions this event is 18+

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-grief-karaoke-and-burnt-out-tickets-207320038817

Tramway and The Landing Hub present an evening of powerful performance and power ballads from Glasgow honed talent.

11/11/2021

**PROPAGATE WORKSHOP RESCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY 14TH 1-4PM**

Time to get muddy take 2!

We’re really excited that we could reschedule this workshop that had to be cancelled last weekend because of the weather.

The Propagate team will launch Soil and Soul at The Landing Hub, a project where they will engage with different communities to initiate new conversations about soil, to explore why soil matters and how people relate to it culturally, historically and geographically. This will lead up to The World Congress of Soil Science 2022 to be held in Glasgow next year. Expect engaging information on different types of soil and how this relates to our waste ground site used for the Landing Hub.

Propagate will test soil with participants, looking at its composition as compared to healthy growing mediums, to explore this further. There will also be three soil-related, participatory drop-in workshops interesting for families, creatives, growers, community groups and anyone wanting to learn more about our environment.

09/11/2021

Where do architecture and design sit in our climate emergency?

Find out this Wednesday when Laura Hainey and Daniel McKendry from Architecture and Architecture & Design Scotland - A&DS will present their thoughts on collaborative approaches to creating a Scotland whose places are healthy, sustainable and thriving, where everyone works together to shape their future. They will share the 8 Principles of Carbon Conscious Places.

09/11/2021

What does a green city look like? And how do we build for a sustainable future?

Find out the answer to those questions and so much more at our Built Environment Day this Thursday. All sessions are free.

Programme:
11.30am -12.30pm: SPACE IN THE BODY AND THE BODY IN SPACE:
Interactive movement workshop. By Judith Williams

12.45pm - 1.45pm: VISIONING GREEN DREAMS: CARE, COMMONS AND CO-CONCEIVED HOUSING BY AND FOR CREATIVE ELDERS:
A small group of creatives living their older lives have been collaborating as ‘Raising the Roof’ since early 2019, their aim is to explore whether new models of homes can be brought into being that carve new urgently needed adaptable blueprints for living. By Raising the Roof

2.15pm - 3.15pm: ART, ACTION AND GREEN ENERGY SOLUTIONS:
Oliver Wayman, Co-Creator of , will be in conversation with artist Morag Myerscough and Sarah Merrick (Ripple Energy), to mark the launch of ’s new campaign. At this crucial point in climate history, we discuss creative solutions at an individual, corporate and national level to best navigate the issue, ensuring a green and equitable future for all.

3.30pm - 4.30pm: ARCHITECTS CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK:
An Introduction to Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN). ACAN is a network of individuals taking collective action outside of the business structures of the status quo.

5pm - 6pm: BEYOND COP26: REIMAGINING BUILDINGS FOR CLIMATE ACTION
A closing talks to COP26’s Built Environment Day from the founder of the Anthropocene Architecture School. Exploring where we are today - as the 26th COP nears its conclusion in Glasgow; the impacts our built environments have upon life and landscapes; regenerative trajectories that are already possible, and what comes next.

08/11/2021

THE PEOPLE’S SUMMIT // COP COALITION CULTURAL TAKEOVERS // VARIOUS DATES

The mighty COP26 Coalition will be hosting a number of events at The Landing Hub over the coming weeks. Including The People's Summit, cultural takeover nights (expect a lot of live music), and the press launch for the Coalition!

To find out more information and register for an event go to - www.cop26coalition.org/peoples-summit.com

This November, world leaders will meet in Glasgow at the global climate talks to discuss our future. We’re getting organised to bring climate justice to COP26.

08/11/2021

Look at these beautiful pictures from the Xingu Indigenous take over last Friday!

Yamalui taught children and adults the Kuirkuro language, once spoken by just 650 people. er and researcher Nárru Yamalui Kuikuro , People's Palace Projects , and DIRTY PROTEST for such a wonderful event. We finished off the night with presenting music from Georgina Penstkart and Nightwave

Yamalui taught children and adults the Kuirkuro language, one spoken by just 650 people.

Takumā had a screening of his films, followed by a discussion with Paul Heritage from People’s Palace Projects.

Dirty Protest Theatre and People’s Palace Projects then hosted a panel between indigenous activists and youth in the UK.

Thank you to everyone who came, shared, and learned.

07/11/2021

We are back open tonight !!

COP26 Coalition and will be at the Landing Hub this Sunday 7th for the second of their Cultural Takeovers!

Come down from 6-10pm for free live music from Samson Sounds, Post Coal Prom Queen, and Jen Athan

In line with the COP26 Coalition’s COVID policy, please bring proof of a recent negative lateral flow test.

18+ and free (but once we’re full we’re full)

07/11/2021

We’re halfway through our banging programme of climate focused free events, and we have some incredible stuff still to come!

Get yourself down to 220 Broomielaw for workshops, performances, live music, parties, screening and talks.

We recommend you have a little read of our site info and policies on our website before coming down as well to ensure everyone has a safe and comfortable time.

All free, all welcome

05/11/2021

We are gutted to have to tell you we will be closed tomorrow and Sunday daytime, because of weather warnings.

It’s not safe for us to have you in our wee tent while winds are high and rain is heavy. We’re so sorry to have to tell you this! We are doing our best to relocate the events, so please keep an eye on our socials for updates.

We hope to be back on Sunday at 6pm for the COP26 Coalition takeover once the weather has eased.

👀Keep an eye on our socials for more info.👀

Stay safe, and solidarity to all marching for climate justice tomorrow.

04/11/2021

Watch live

Green State Vision: West Papua’s Struggle for Climate Justice.

https://t.co/zkKUYlBEy9?amp=1

04/11/2021

Saturday & Sunday fundays!

We have a bumper weekend of activities and events at the Landing Hub, and lots of great activities for the kiddies

SATURDAY 6TH - UPDATE: Unfortunately EcoArts have had to cancel their flag making session.

National Theatre of Scotland will also be at the hub with their interactive performance of Millipede which is unlike any shoe shop you’ve visited before…12-4pm

SUNDAY 7TH - Join the Propagate team who will get down and dirty with different soil types from around the city, and lead you on an adventure of soil art. Take away seed bombs, your own Hapa Zome creation, or weave some willow. 2-5pm

We will also be joined by META and Sita Pieraccini of Strangeloop, who will be using organic materials from around the Landing Hub site to create audiovisual awesomeness!

National Theatre of Scotland will also be performing Millipede on Sunday between 12-4pm

See you there, and remember to wrap up warm, and bring snacks/blankets

03/11/2021

This Thursday is going to be a powerful one at the Landing Hub!

Come and listen to ‘Green State Vision: West Papua’s Struggle for Climate Justice’, a panel and discussion with West Papuan leaders and international supporters, telling their story of front-line resistance to environmental destruction and climate chaos. By United Liberation Movement for West Papua. 12-2pm.

Then join representatives from a range of grassroots campaigning organisations for ‘Atmosphere’s of Resistance’ a series of talks and short films by indigenous artists and land defenders from Brazil, Cambodia and the UK, supported by ONCA 2-7pm

Certainly not one to be missed!

03/11/2021

✨This Friday The Landing Hub will be occupied by Takumã Kuikuro, traditional singer Yamalui Kuikuro from the Xingu Indigenous territory in the Amazon Basin, supported by People's Palace Projects

Takumã will showcase a programme of his short films from the last 10 years. 📽

Yamalui, who is a traditional Kuikuro singer, will lead a workshop on the Karin language, one spoken but only 650 world wide 🗣

After that People's Palace Projects will host a panel with both Yamalui and Takumã, along side Catherine Paskell from Dirty Protest Theatre, and Catriona Fallow from University of West of Scotland, about creative climate contractions. The project enable cultural exchange young people in Wales and young indigenous people in the Xingu to document their concerns and experiences of climate change and what it means for their way of life 🌎

The day will also include Woodlands Community Anti Racist Library 📚, nature based solutions from NRS 🌿, and a banging party from Nightwave and Georgina Penstkart 🎉

02/11/2021

🎨✊ARTIVISMO PINTANDO MURALES DERRIBAMOS MUROS WITH PEDRO PEREZ // WEDNESDAY 3RD NOVEMBER ✊🎨

We have the brilliant activist and curator Pedro Perez premiering his project ‘Artivismo Pintando Murales Derribamos Muros’ a ”mural scale” digital exhibition of documented murals from around the world with a climate justice narrative. 🌱🌎

At 3pm Pedro will introduce the work in the wider context of Artivismo in Latin America and offer postcards of murals to be written and sent from The Landing Hub.

Pedro will then be joined by Mexican muralist Gustavo Chavez Pabon and two local artists from Rumpus Room for a drop in banner making workshop from 4-6pm, in preparation for Global Day of Action on Saturday 6th.

The workshop is family friendly and we can’t wait to see what’s created! 👩‍👩‍👦‍👦🪧

02/11/2021

https://films.nationalgeographic.com/the-last-ice

Here's a teaser of the awards winning documentary we'll be screening today,followed by a Q and A with members of the Inuit Circumpolar Council. All welcome - no ticket required.

The Last Ice tells the story of the Inuit communities fighting to protect the disappearing Arctic.

01/11/2021

Last nights Ska-lloween! Tremendous. Thanks to the COP26 Coalition, Mark McGhee, Bombskare, Melissa Kelly and the Smokin Crows, Minerva Wakes and the pizza delivery guy who got here in the end! More music coming up from coalition this Sunday!

01/11/2021

📣Gooood morning! Here’s Monday and Tuesday’s line up at The Landing Hub. 📣

➡️ All sessions are free and drop in (apart from Reimagining Glasgow which is ticketed).
➡️ Entrance is from Broomielaw on the Clydeside.
➡️ For safety purposes, bags will be searched at entrance.
➡️ You can bring food and drink onsite in sealed containers. (No alcohol though).
➡️ Guide dogs welcomed, but no other pooches please.
➡️ Please don’t come if you are feeling any covid symptoms. We recommend that you take a lateral flow test before coming onsite.
➡️ The site was a gap site 4 weeks ago, so it’s advisable to wear sturdy shoes.

☀️Robert Montgomery’s amazing light poem will be lit from 4.30pmish.
☀️There will be a bonus screening of Climate Justice According to a Kid at 1145 each day.
👋 Mon down and say hello.

31/10/2021

What a line up we have tonight !!

Free entry 💥

We're heading to Glasgow (The Landing Hub) for COP26 Coalition because no serious discussion about saving the world can happen without us. Free entry from 6pm. Who's with us? Melisa Kelly & The Smokin' Crows Minerva Wakes

31/10/2021

Happening now at The Landing Hub! With a free 18+ gig tonight starting from 6 💫

30/10/2021

We still can't believe how good last night was!!

Thank you to everyone who made it down and made it such a great night. Day2 is in full swing with performances and films screening, talks and music.

Don't worry if you missed today, we still have 15 more days to go! That's right, we are open every day till 14th November with a jam-packed program (That is all free).

Go check out what's on - https://www.thesustainableglasgowlanding.com/thelandinghub

30/10/2021

The Landing Hub came alive with music, performance, and dancing, and we cannot wait to see the connections made, knowledge shared, and actions taken in our space ✊🌏

A huge thank you to the Pilgrims .land for opening the evening beautifully, the for their wonderful performance, ’s Joyous Choir for their amazing set, and for their awesome interactive visuals, and Roo and Andrew for playing gorgeous Scottish traditional music and getting us to fling each other about/ceilidh.

Last night was also the unveiling of ’s light poem, stay tuned for more on that later…👀

Also a huge shout out to all the different charities, organisations, and press who made it down Greater Govanhill CIC, The Ferret, Refuweegee, , Kinning Park Complex, The Guardian, COP26 Coalition, , Swap Market, Glasgow City Council, from little acorns grow plus so many more.

We can’t wait to see you all again, and greet new faces through the door. All free, all welcome 🧡

28/10/2021

The first nine days of the Landing Hub programme all together!

Join us and Seed SistAs -Cultivating Change, Maryhill Integration Network Radio Buena Vida, Refuweegee, National Theatre of Scotland, ONCA, New Practice, Propagate, COP26 Coalition + so many more for talks, performance, discussion, screenings, workshops, music and dancing.

☑️ All events are free.
🧣 The Landing Hub is a temporary space, so wrap up warm.
🍸Due to licensing, our evening events from 6pm are 18+

27/10/2021

💥The mighty COP26 Coalition will be hosting a number of events at The Landing Hub over the coming weeks. Including The People's Summit, cultural takeover nights, and the press launch for the Coalition! 💥

More info on our website www.thesustainableglasgowlanding.com/events, and theirs cop26coalition.org/

25/10/2021

✊ ATMOSPHERES OF RESISTANCE // THE LANDING HUB // 4TH NOVEMBER 3-7PM ✊

Join representatives from a range of grassroots campaigning organisations for a series of talks and short films by indigenous artists and land defenders from Brazil, Cambodia and the UK.

Screenings and talks from Not1More; Zé Claudio and Maria Institute (IZM); Cambodian Youth Network; Um Outro Céu (Another Sky); Together We Ride. Artists, activists and researchers will share films that explore and highlight a wide range of lived experience and resistance to ecologically and culturally destructive extractive projects, ranging from mega dams and logging to the construction of HS2.

Expect conversation about the specific stories of resistance, as well as exploration of the commonalities and differences of struggles to defend lands and the environment in different countries.

With support and facilitation from Brighton-based arts and environment organisation ONCA

Trigger warning: films and conversations explore environmental and cultural destruction and resistance.

https://www.thesustainableglasgowlanding.com/thelandinghub/atmospheresofresistance

24/10/2021

A Sunday Post preview for Sunday morning...
we might be a touch biased, but the programme is looking banging.

Free events from 29th October - 14th November.

https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/cop26-free-fringe/

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An arts pop-up has unveiled its programme for a new performance space opening up during Cop26 in Glasgow.

23/10/2021

We are delighted to be welcoming the Seed SistAs -Cultivating Change to Saturdays fundraising party for Baltic Street Adventure Playground

The Seed Sistas are a formidable foliage loving duo who will be bringing their work, "Voices from the Hedgerow" to a live public audience for the first time.

They are published authors, public speakers, medical herbalists and eco-activists. Allowing the plants to guide them to ever more ridiculous productions, they'll be passing on knowledge about how to learn about the plants that grow around you and to empower yourself to use them as simple remedies in the home.

The Seed Sistas run a community interest company, Sensory Solutions Herbal Evolution, that focusses on planting and supporting community herb gardens and creating empowered, resilient communities that care for their local green spaces.

"As we get more intimate with plants, we naturally want to protect them more ferociously. The time has come to wake up, reclaim our birthrights, and access more knowledge about the the foods and medicines in local plants, trees and fungi."

Tunes powered by Radio Buena Vida regulars Osh and Conna Haraway.

🌱Check our events listings to book your free ticket.

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