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The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt will go on display in Glasgow
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Powerful AIDS Memorial Quilt to go on display in full for first time in Scotland

Seren and Stanly Gam Acharige are joining the cast of a professional dance theatre show in Glasgow this month Seren and Stanly Gam Acharige are joining the cast of a professional dance theatre show in Glasgow this month
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Young Pollokshields footballer to join sister on stage for dance debut in Glasgow

Sarah Rose's Talbot is on display at Glasgow's Tramway Sarah Rose's Talbot is on display at Glasgow's Tramway
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New Glasgow exhibition poses question ‘What might feminist energy systems look like?’

Maud Sulter is an acclaimed artist and poet but not very well known in her native Gorbals Maud Sulter is an acclaimed artist and poet but not very well known in her native Gorbals
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Glasgow exhibition celebrates Gorbals artist whose mum was a tram "clippie"

The exhibition comes to Tramway this month The exhibition comes to Tramway this month
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'Forgotten' tapes tell history of Glasgow community in city exhibition

Linda Macdonald, garden resource manager for the Hidden Gardens, inspecting part of the lighting display for Eid-Al-Fitr, the key festival in the Islamic calendar Linda Macdonald, garden resource manager for the Hidden Gardens, inspecting part of the lighting display for Eid-Al-Fitr, the key festival in the Islamic calendar
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Glasgow's 'secret garden' which has lit up community for 20 years

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