Made in Glasgow

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Saturday 25 July

11am – 10pm 

@ The Glad Cafe, 1000A Pollockshields Road, G41 2HG

Neuk Presents: Made in Glasgow is a full-day event celebrating the work of neurodivergent and disabled artists based in Glasgow. Organised by Neuk Collective and taking place at The Glad Cafe on 25 July, the event brings together live performance, creative community, and an artist market in an accessible and welcoming space.

Schedule

10am - 2pm - Artist Market

      • Browse and buy from local neurodivergent artists and makers
      • Free entry
     

    Graphic with "Made in Glasgow" in teal. There are photos of handmade mugs, a silver pendant, and stickers that say "Lover boy" and "soft"

    4pm - 6pm - Relaxed Performance

      • A chill afternoon of spoken word, music, cabaret. 

      • Quieter, less crowded, and more sensory-friendly than a traditional gig

      • BSL interpretation

      • Free, ticketed

      • Under 18s welcome

      • Find out more and book on our humanitix page: Relaxed Performance

     

    Graphic with "Made in Glasgow" in orange. There are photos of a band performing on stage, a man singing into a microphone, and another man reading poetry
    Book for the Relaxed Performance

    8pm - 10pm - Evening Performance

      • A later-night programme of cabaret, music, spoken word, and drag.

      • Suitable for people aged 18+

      • Free, ticketed

      • Find out more and book on our humanitix page: Evening Performance

     

    Graphic with "Made in Glasgow" in purple. There are photos of: a drag king on stage, a man singing into a microphone, and a burlesque dancer.
    Book for the Evening Performance

    About Made in Glasgow

    Made in Glasgow is part of Neuk Collective’s ongoing work supporting neurodivergent and disabled artists across Scotland. It aims to create space for artists to share work on their own terms, experiment with new ideas, and build connections with audiences and each other.

    Across the whole day, the focus is on celebrating the richness, variety, and creativity of Glasgow’s neurodivergent arts community.

    Access

    Like all Neuk events, accessibility is central to the day’s design, with relaxed approaches to audience movement and noise, clear information, and a focus on creating a low-pressure environment for both performers and attendees. Full access information will soon be available here.

    Thanks

    Made in Glasgow is part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival programme, presented with Glasgow Life. The festival is supported by funding from the Scottish Government, Glasgow City Council, and sportscotland.