Upcoming Events


Funding & Finances with Ailie Robertson
Oct
3

Funding & Finances with Ailie Robertson

Being a freelance traditional musician means juggling creative work with financial realities - from budgeting for projects to navigating funding applications and managing your day-to-day income.
In this practical workshop, Ailie Robertson will demystify the funding landscape and share tools and strategies to help you take control of your finances, build sustainability into your career, and approach funding applications with clarity and confidence.

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Recording & Releasing Your Music with Euan Burton
Oct
3

Recording & Releasing Your Music with Euan Burton

This workshop explores the full journey of recording and releasing your own music. Led by producer and musician Euan Burton, it will cover how to prepare for recording, what to expect in the studio, and how to move from finished tracks to a public release. We’ll also look at some of the tools used along the way and discuss the different routes to sharing your music with an audience. The session will be shaped around the group’s experience and questions on the day.

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Music At The Green: The Willow Trio
Oct
12

Music At The Green: The Willow Trio

Join Sophie, Maya, and Romy as they return to Partickhill for a preview of their recently recorded second album, The Bestiary. In contrast with their debut work, The Swan of Salen, The Bestiary is filled with brand-new original compositions, exploring everything from mysterious gardens to two particularly special housecats to the now extinct golden toad of Costa Rica.

The Willow Trio are an award-winning Glasgow-based clarsach trio, established in 2020. The trio plays music ranging from classical to traditional to their own original contemporary compositions. They have performed at festivals such as King's Lynn Festival, Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival, and the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival and regularly tour small and rural venues throughout the UK.

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Cryptic Nights 2026 Open Call and Advice Sessions
Sept
25

Cryptic Nights 2026 Open Call and Advice Sessions

We are inviting Scottish based emerging artists to develop existing projects for Cryptic Nights 2026/27. If your work combines original sound or music with performance, installation, screen-based art or technology – we would like to hear from you.

Advice Sessions:

Come meet the team and ask any questions!
Monday 15 September, 18:00–19:00. Zoom Online Session
Thursday 25 September, 12:00 – 13:00. In person at CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
RSVP to crypticprojects@gmail.com stating which session you would like to attend.

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The Night With… Emma Jane Lloyd
Sept
18

The Night With… Emma Jane Lloyd

As dusk permeates Glasgow Cathedral’s lower church, venture into a space where sound is alive, unpredictable and profoundly human. Violinist Emma Jane Lloyd presents an intimate programme of contemporary music, exploring the expressive depths of her instrument through extended techniques, electronics and open-ended interpretation.

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Cryptic Nights 2026 Open Call and Advice Session (online)
Sept
15

Cryptic Nights 2026 Open Call and Advice Session (online)

We are inviting Scottish based emerging artists to develop existing projects for Cryptic Nights 2026/27. If your work combines original sound or music with performance, installation, screen-based art or technology – we would like to hear from you.

Advice Sessions:

Come meet the team and ask any questions!
Monday 15 September, 18:00–19:00. Zoom Online Session
Thursday 25 September, 12:00 – 13:00. In person at CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow
RSVP to crypticprojects@gmail.com stating which session you would like to attend.

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