St Mungo Museum Of Religious Life & Art

Project Coordinator - Our Shared Cultural Heritage (Part time, Temporary)
Our Shared Cultural Heritage (OSCH) project is a British Council (BC) HLF- funded programme to enable a greater number and diversity of young people to engage with heritage. In Glasgow it will bring together the heritage and youth sectors to unlock the potential of the city’s museums and programme of arts and heritage events as useful places for young people to explore and celebrate culture, identity an...d community.
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Project Coordinator - Our Shared Cultural Heritage (Part time, Temporary)
Our Shared Cultural Heritage (OSCH) project is a British Council (BC) HLF- funded programme to enable a greater number and diversity of young people to engage with heritage. In Glasgow it will bring together the heritage and youth sectors to unlock the potential of the city’s museums and programme of arts and heritage events as useful places for young people to explore and celebrate culture, identity an...d community.
For further information on this exciting post please see here on myjobscotland:
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"Provand’s Lordship is the oldest remaining house in Glasgow" - read more about it here, with thanks to Scots Magazine:
https://www.scotsmagazine.com/…/follow- focus-glasgow-prova…/

Adam, one of our Event Organisers from St Andrews Secondary and Rosshall Academy @RosshallAcademy - lighting the candle and leading minute silence for Holocaust Memorial Day. St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art. @StAndrewsRCSec @MissMartin_91 #HMD2019 #HolocaustMemorialDay

Torn From Home. Speaker: Martin Stern, Holocaust Survivor. https://www.hmd.org.uk/resource/martin-st ern/ Holocaust Memorial Day, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art, Thursday 31 January 2019, 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019.

'Kerrie's Film' - Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art, Thursday 31 January 2019, 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019. @RosshallAcademy @StAndrewsRCSec https://youtu.be/TY5uySu0aSk

Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art Thursday 31 January 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019
... Holocaust Memorial Day (27th January) was established as an international day of commemoration in 2000, as on this day in 1945 Auschwitz was liberated. Since then, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow has sought to commemorate this day through educational work, engaging schools with collections connected to the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
Torn from Home - is the theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day. Second Year Pupils from both Rosshall Academy and St Andrew’s Secondary Schools in Glasgow will be hosting this year’s conference on 31st January 2019 at St. Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art.
At the event which will be delivered to over 60 P7s from St Rose of Lima and St Bridget’s Primary Schools pupils will engage in creative writing workshops, music and arts and crafts where they will explore the theme of HMD as well as listening to stories told by a living Holocaust and another genocide survivor.
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Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art, Thursday 31 January 1000 - 1500. Workshop with Howard Singerman - Gathering the voices, #HMD2019 https://bit.ly/2Tsm0UY

Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art Thursday 31 January 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019
... Pupil's arriving for our conference this morning. Great to see such a large audience for #HMD2019 at St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art.
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Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art Thursday 31 January 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019
... Holocaust Memorial Day (27th January) was established as an international day of commemoration in 2000, as on this day in 1945 Auschwitz was liberated. Since then, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow has sought to commemorate this day through educational work, engaging schools with collections connected to the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
Torn from Home - is the theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day. Second Year Pupils from both Rosshall Academy and St Andrew’s Secondary Schools in Glasgow will be hosting this year’s conference on 31st January 2019 at St. Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art.
At the event which will be delivered to over 60 P7s from St Rose of Lima and St Bridget’s Primary Schools pupils will engage in creative writing workshops, music and arts and crafts where they will explore the theme of HMD as well as listening to stories told by a living Holocaust and another genocide survivor.
@RosshallAcademy @StAndrewsRCSec
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Torn From Home - Holocaust Memorial Day St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art Thursday 31 January 1000 - 1500 #HMD2019
... Holocaust Memorial Day (27th January) was established as an international day of commemoration in 2000, as on this day in 1945 Auschwitz was liberated. Since then, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow has sought to commemorate this day through educational work, engaging schools with collections connected to the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
Torn from Home - is the theme of this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day. Second Year Pupils from both Rosshall Academy and St Andrew’s Secondary Schools in Glasgow will be hosting this year’s conference on 31st January 2019 at St. Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art.
At the event which will be delivered to over 60 P7s from St Rose of Lima and St Bridget’s Primary Schools pupils will engage in creative writing workshops, music and arts and crafts where they will explore the theme of HMD as well as listening to stories told by a living Holocaust and another genocide survivor.
@RosshallAcademy @StAndrewsRCSec
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Did you know Glasgow Museums have a fun family trail available in Arabic, English, Mandarin, Polish, Punjabi, Romanian & Urdu? Click here to download your free copy https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/museums/aw ay-for-the-day

Due to unforeseen circumstances our two workshops this weekend - Family Felting Fun on Sat 19th & Simple Felting workshop on Sun 20th - have unfortunately been cancelled. We apologise for any disappointment or inconvenience caused.

Tea and Tour Tuesdays: Join us on the first Tuesday of the month for a fun-filled stroll through a museum and have a chat over a cup of tea. Tea and Tour Tuesdays are aimed at older adults, come on your own and meet new people or bring a friend. Join us to explore a different theme and a new museum each month.
Dates coming up early 2019:
... 8 January- 10:30am-12pm St Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art Discover galleries full of displays, objects and stunning works of art that explore the importance of religion in peoples’ lives across the world and across time. Free and drop in.
February 5th - 10:30am-12pm GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Discover and be inspired by the current exhibitions by contemporary artists at GoMA. Free and drop in.
March 5th - 10:30am-12pm & April 2nd 10.30-12pm GMRC (Glasgow Museums Resource Centre) Discover behind the scenes of these fascinating Museum stores housing over 1 million objects. Please book in advance for this venue: telephone: 0141 276 9300 or email: GMRCbookings@glasgowlife.org.uk
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Happy New Year from everyone at Glasgow Museums! Wishing you all a wonderful 2019.

Due to unforeseen circumstances Provand's Lordship will close today at 15:30. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Merry Christmas and Season's Greetings from Glasgow Museums!

Christmas is just around the corner! If you're planning on visiting us during the festive period, please check our Christmas/NYE opening hours:
• Monday 24th December - closed • Tuesday 25th December - closed • Wednesday 26th December - closed... • Thursday 27th December - open • Friday 28th December - open • Saturday 29th December - open • Sunday 30th December - open • Monday 31st December - closed • Tuesday 1st January - closed • Wednesday 2nd January - closed
All opening times will resume as normal from 3 January 2019.
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Searching for a unique Christmas gift? The Glasgow Life Photo Library holds images from the beautiful collections of Glasgow Museums & Glasgow Libraries and Archives, and offers custom prints for purchase. Cut-off date for orders is 14 Dec, visit https://bit.ly/1UKWfez

��Great museum well worth a visit, nice lunch, lovely staff,,,,so peaceful. Enjoyed and looking forward to next visit soon

The whole ambiance of the place fills you with peace. The building, artifacts,plus the people/staff does a tremendous job. The garden idyllic for a catch up and lunch your away from it all but still in the city. Highly recommend it. .

Thank you to St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art for putting together a lovely day of activities and tours for the Maryhill Integration Networks Family Nest group yesterday!Great time & looking forward to come back!

One of my favourite museums in Glasgow; always worth a visit

My husband and I took the Sketch & Destress class here and we loved it! Absolutely beautiful, can't wait to go back.

Interesting and very informative. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful.

I really like this place, great exhibits, & a nice little cafe.

I love this museum..because it is small but packs a ...PUNCH.....i live very nearby ...i trained as a RGN..in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary...i just love this area with the provans lordship ...the Catherdral ..and all ...so proud to feel a true connection ....

I love this museum. It reflects all the similarities between the different Faiths. It is a small bu tinteresting museum. It is great. Worth the visit.

I come from Glasgow. Ashamed to say that I never visited this museum. It was just so amazing and so interesting. From Angels around us to beautiful stained Glass windows. The staff were si helpful courteous and polite. The coffee amazing. The whole experience Fabulous. I will need to go back so much to see

Great and unique museum , so inspiring to see so many pieces for such a variation of Faiths in one building, the museum is set out well, staff are very friendly, I've been a couple of times on visits to the city, particularly returned recently to have another visit as I enjoyed so much..

Every time we visit our Girl :) we try to visit St.Mungo.

Thing I like most, is equality of religions presented. It's worth seeing as well as the Cathedra of St. Mungo :)

Absolutely the best stained glass windows I've ever seen. The choir was singing beautifully.

Absolutely beautiful museum a must see and the staff are delightful.

Very interesting, learnt some things, nice tearoom

The cafe is excellent and the museum is vert peaceful. A lot of nice wee gifts in the wee shop and very reasonable prices.

Not just a museum in the old fashioned way of museums, it's more like a taste of different civilisations and cultures mixed together to form a unique blend.

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL ..GREETINGS FROM WEST AFRICA CHEERS IBRAHIM

Great baked potato and soup. Nice little museum. Beautiful stainglass windows. Great wee shop.

Don't believe, don't care, great art is great.

��Great museum well worth a visit, nice lunch, lovely staff,,,,so peaceful. Enjoyed and looking forward to next visit soon

The whole ambiance of the place fills you with peace. The building, artifacts,plus the people/staff does a tremendous job. The garden idyllic for a catch up and lunch your away from it all but still in the city. Highly recommend it. .

Thank you to St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art for putting together a lovely day of activities and tours for the Maryhill Integration Networks Family Nest group yesterday!Great time & looking forward to come back!

One of my favourite museums in Glasgow; always worth a visit

My husband and I took the Sketch & Destress class here and we loved it! Absolutely beautiful, can't wait to go back.

Interesting and very informative. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful.

I really like this place, great exhibits, & a nice little cafe.

I love this museum..because it is small but packs a ...PUNCH.....i live very nearby ...i trained as a RGN..in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary...i just love this area with the provans lordship ...the Catherdral ..and all ...so proud to feel a true connection ....

I love this museum. It reflects all the similarities between the different Faiths. It is a small bu tinteresting museum. It is great. Worth the visit.

I come from Glasgow. Ashamed to say that I never visited this museum. It was just so amazing and so interesting. From Angels around us to beautiful stained Glass windows. The staff were si helpful courteous and polite. The coffee amazing. The whole experience Fabulous. I will need to go back so much to see

Great and unique museum , so inspiring to see so many pieces for such a variation of Faiths in one building, the museum is set out well, staff are very friendly, I've been a couple of times on visits to the city, particularly returned recently to have another visit as I enjoyed so much..

Every time we visit our Girl :) we try to visit St.Mungo.

Thing I like most, is equality of religions presented. It's worth seeing as well as the Cathedra of St. Mungo :)

Absolutely the best stained glass windows I've ever seen. The choir was singing beautifully.

Absolutely beautiful museum a must see and the staff are delightful.

Very interesting, learnt some things, nice tearoom

The cafe is excellent and the museum is vert peaceful. A lot of nice wee gifts in the wee shop and very reasonable prices.

Not just a museum in the old fashioned way of museums, it's more like a taste of different civilisations and cultures mixed together to form a unique blend.

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL ..GREETINGS FROM WEST AFRICA CHEERS IBRAHIM

Great baked potato and soup. Nice little museum. Beautiful stainglass windows. Great wee shop.

Don't believe, don't care, great art is great.

��Great museum well worth a visit, nice lunch, lovely staff,,,,so peaceful. Enjoyed and looking forward to next visit soon

The whole ambiance of the place fills you with peace. The building, artifacts,plus the people/staff does a tremendous job. The garden idyllic for a catch up and lunch your away from it all but still in the city. Highly recommend it. .

Thank you to St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art for putting together a lovely day of activities and tours for the Maryhill Integration Networks Family Nest group yesterday!Great time & looking forward to come back!

One of my favourite museums in Glasgow; always worth a visit

My husband and I took the Sketch & Destress class here and we loved it! Absolutely beautiful, can't wait to go back.

Interesting and very informative. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful.

I really like this place, great exhibits, & a nice little cafe.

I love this museum..because it is small but packs a ...PUNCH.....i live very nearby ...i trained as a RGN..in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary...i just love this area with the provans lordship ...the Catherdral ..and all ...so proud to feel a true connection ....

I love this museum. It reflects all the similarities between the different Faiths. It is a small bu tinteresting museum. It is great. Worth the visit.

I come from Glasgow. Ashamed to say that I never visited this museum. It was just so amazing and so interesting. From Angels around us to beautiful stained Glass windows. The staff were si helpful courteous and polite. The coffee amazing. The whole experience Fabulous. I will need to go back so much to see

Great and unique museum , so inspiring to see so many pieces for such a variation of Faiths in one building, the museum is set out well, staff are very friendly, I've been a couple of times on visits to the city, particularly returned recently to have another visit as I enjoyed so much..

Every time we visit our Girl :) we try to visit St.Mungo.

Thing I like most, is equality of religions presented. It's worth seeing as well as the Cathedra of St. Mungo :)

Absolutely the best stained glass windows I've ever seen. The choir was singing beautifully.

Absolutely beautiful museum a must see and the staff are delightful.

Very interesting, learnt some things, nice tearoom

The cafe is excellent and the museum is vert peaceful. A lot of nice wee gifts in the wee shop and very reasonable prices.

Not just a museum in the old fashioned way of museums, it's more like a taste of different civilisations and cultures mixed together to form a unique blend.

LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL AND WONDERFUL ..GREETINGS FROM WEST AFRICA CHEERS IBRAHIM

Great baked potato and soup. Nice little museum. Beautiful stainglass windows. Great wee shop.

Don't believe, don't care, great art is great.