Kinning Park Complex
Kinning Park Complex, 43 Cornwall St, Kinning Park
G41 1BA, Glasgow
https://www.kinningparkcomplex.org/Upcoming events at Kinning Park Complex
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St Andrew's Day Fundraiser Ceilidh!
Inclusive Homework Club is holding a St Andrew's Day Ceilidh to celebrate our work and to raise funds for our organisation! We're so excited to invite our community, friends, and neighbours to a night of dancing and fun. In addition to the ceilidh, we will be holding a raffle with lots of exciting prizes -- stay tuned to find out more! We'll have snacks and drinks available to buy too. This is a family-friendly event. There will be no alcohol at the event, and dances will be explained and demonstrated for those who have never attended a ceilidh before! Inclusive Homework Club provides 1:1 tutoring to disadvantaged children, including those from families new to Scotland, and children with additional learning needs. We also run ESOL & IT classes, principally aimed at asylum seekers and refugees. We want to make our work sustainable, so we can consistently provide our services for our community into the future. We're running our fundraiser so we can make plans for the future and keep our work going.
https://events.humanitix.com/inclusive-homework-club-fundraiser-ceilidh
Previous events at Kinning Park Complex
- Sun 13 Sep 15:30 - 17:00 2026 Listening Back! presents: Stimprovisation Workshop w/ Dr Aby Watson | As part of Listening Back!, GACO is excited to welcome Dr Aby Watson for a playful workshop exploring voice, sensory experience and collective improvisation. Stimprovisation is stimming improvisation: an embodied creative practice of sensory-seeking and instant composition. Discovered and coined during Aby's doctoral research, and developed as a somatic practice for neurodivergent people, stimprovisation explores non-neuronormative ways of making and experiencing through movement, voice, objects, rhythm, repetition, ritual and togetherness. For Listening Back!, Aby will focus on Sensinging - a playful, self-sensing use of voice. Vocal resonance and non-linguistic expression as ways of soothing, stimulating and regulating will be explored, both individually and collectively. No performance or musical experience is needed - only a willingness to play, explore and listen to your bodymind. Come wearing clothes suitable for movement and embodied play. Dr Aby Watson (she/they) is a neuroqueer artist, choreographer, performer and academic based in Glasgow. Her polymorphic practice moves across contemporary performance and knowledge exchange, with a focus on radical neurodiversity and particular interests in stimming, sensuality and consciousness. Through movement, voice and objects, Aby explores non-neuronormative potentials through rhythm, repetition, ritual and togetherness. Her work has been presented nationally and internationally, including at Southbank Centre, Sophiensaele, Tramway, Buzzcut and Dance International Glasgow.