St Vincent Street Church: talk and open forum discussion
Built in 1859 to rehouse the Gordon Street United Presbyterian congregation, St Vincent Street Church is a world renowned example of Greek gothic architecture in Glasgow.
Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson’s world-renowned St Vincent Street Church is currently closed while necessary repairs take place, but the long-term future for the building still needs to be resolved. The Alexander Thomson Society and partners are developing a Business Plan for its future as a mixed spiritual and secular space, based on the success of similar models in Glasgow and elsewhere. What do you think it's future should be?
Join us for a talk by the Alexander Greek Thomson society about the history of the building and an open forum discussion about it's future
Date: Saturday 21 March
Time: 2.30pm
Location: Edward House, 199 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3EX.
Free event, but please book your tickets on Eventbrite here.
If you have any questions or want to discuss access arrangements ahead of the event, please email: Sauchiehallstreet@glasgowlife.org.uk
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