Glasgow Conferences: Dates, Itinerary & Tickets Price(July Updated)

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Keane 2024 is set to be an unforgettable event, taking place on October 18, 2024, at the renowned OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland. This highly anticipated gathering will feature a series of captivating performances and engaging activities, all designed to celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of the region. As one of the premier venues in the UK, OVO Hydro offers state-of-the-art facilities and an atmosphere that perfectly complements the grandeur of Keane 2024. Attendees can expect a meticulously curated program that includes live music, thought-provoking discussions, and immersive experiences, all aimed at fostering a deeper appreciation for the arts. With Glasgow's vibrant cityscape as the backdrop, Keane 2024 promises to be a landmark event that will leave a lasting impression on all who attend.

Architecture & Building Services 2024 is set to be a landmark event in Glasgow, hosted at the prestigious Scottish Event Campus from October 19 to October 20, 2024. This premier gathering will bring together leading professionals from the architecture and building services industries, offering a unique platform for networking, knowledge exchange, and showcasing the latest innovations. Attendees can expect a comprehensive program featuring keynote speeches from industry luminaries, cutting-edge product demonstrations, and insightful panel discussions. The event will also provide ample opportunities for attendees to explore emerging trends, sustainable practices, and advanced technologies shaping the future of architecture and building services. With its strategic location in Scotland, the event promises to attract a diverse and international audience, fostering collaboration and driving the industry forward. Architecture & Building Services 2024 is not to be missed for those seeking to stay ahead in this dynamic field.

Calling all foodies and culinary connoisseurs! Scotland's Speciality Food Show 2025 is set to take place at the iconic Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow, from January 19th to the 21st. This much-anticipated event promises to be a feast for the senses, showcasing the finest local and international delicacies. Mark your calendars and prepare to be wowed by a smorgasbord of flavors and aromas. With top-notch exhibitors, demonstrations, and tastings, the Scotland's Speciality Food Show 2025 is a must-visit for anyone with a passion for gourmet delights. Don't miss out on the chance to savor the very best that Scotland's culinary scene has to offer, all under one roof at the Scottish Event Campus. Trust us, taste buds will be tantalized and appetites thoroughly satisfied at this premier food show.

The SR Onshore Wind Conference 2025, set to take place in the vibrant city of Glasgow, Scotland, UK, from January 22 to January 23, promises to be a pivotal event in the renewable energy sector. This conference will gather industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to discuss the latest advancements and challenges in onshore wind energy. With a focus on sustainable practices and cutting-edge technology, the SR Onshore Wind Conference 2025 aims to foster collaboration and drive forward-thinking solutions. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in insightful panel discussions, attend expert-led workshops, and network with key stakeholders in the field. The venue, located in the heart of Glasgow, provides an ideal setting for this significant event, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Marking a crucial date in the renewable energy calendar, the SR Onshore Wind Conference 2025 is set to shape the future of onshore wind energy, making it an unmissable event for those committed to a sustainable future.

The National Apprenticeship Show - Scotland 2025, set to take place at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow from March 4th to March 5th, promises to be a pivotal event for aspiring apprentices and employers alike. This premier event will showcase a myriad of apprenticeship opportunities across various industries, providing a platform for young talent to explore career paths and for businesses to discover fresh, skilled individuals. Attendees will have the chance to engage with leading employers, training providers, and educational institutions, gaining invaluable insights into the apprenticeship landscape. With interactive workshops, informative seminars, and networking sessions, The National Apprenticeship Show - Scotland 2025 aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, fostering a future-ready workforce. Mark the calendar for this essential event, set against the vibrant backdrop of Glasgow, and witness the convergence of ambition and opportunity at the Scottish Event Campus.

The URI Bronzed & Beyond Expo 2025 is set to be a landmark event in Glasgow, hosted at the prestigious University of Strathclyde's Technology and Innovation Centre. Scheduled for April 1st and 2nd, 2025, this expo promises to be a pivotal gathering for industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts. Attendees can expect a comprehensive showcase of cutting-edge technologies, groundbreaking research, and transformative innovations. The event will feature keynote speeches from renowned experts, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities designed to foster collaboration and inspire future advancements. With a focus on the latest trends and developments, the URI Bronzed & Beyond Expo 2025 is an unmissable event for those looking to stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and innovation.

What to Expect What is the Access to Elected Office Fund? Find out how this vital fund supports disabled people to stand for elected office — including what support is available, how it works, and how to apply. Launching Our Manifesto for Inclusion Be among the first to see our draft manifesto and help shape its priorities for the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections. Interactive Workshop Join a dynamic session exploring key issues, challenges and solutions facing disabled people seeking elected office. Your input will help shape real change. Lunch & Networking Enjoy a relaxed lunch, get to know other disabled people and stakeholders, and build connections that support your political journey. Access & Support Radisson Blu is wheelchair accessible. You can learn more about the venue here: Hotels in Glasgow near SSE Hydro | Radisson Blu Hotel Glasgow Live captioning will be provided Personal assistants will be available on the day Seating and breaks are built into the programme Refreshments will be provided on arrival, with lunch provided The venue has air conditioning available This is a hybrid event so attendees will be able to join online. More information will be provided in due course. Let us know any additional access needs when you register and we’ll do everything we can to support you. Masks will be provided for those who would like to use them. We ask that event attendees refrain from attending the in-person event if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 and other airborne illnesses such as colds and flu. Travel & Expenses We can reimburse reasonable travel costs. If you have questions about this, get in touch with us at: members@inclusionscotland.org Information Source: Inclusion Scotland | eventbrite

This event is taking place in-person in the Boyd Orr Building Room 2 03 at the University of Glasgow or you can sign up to view the talk online. Event Details The next Scottish Parliament elections are about a year away – in ‘political time,’ that is a very long time indeed. Thinking back to the last Scottish elections in 2021, quite a bit has happened in the intervening period, not the least being a 2024 Westminster election that seemed to reshape the Scottish political landscape. Reports at the time suggested that Scotland had “fallen out of love” with the SNP and that without fundamental root and branch reform the party was set to lose the 2026 Holyrood elections. Then the Labour party’s programme for governing the UK began to come into focus, Nigel Farage steered the Reform party to poll surges that have surprised many and the Conservatives in Scotland continued to look for a path out of the wilderness. How will these different factors shape the electoral contest over the next year? Please join members of the Scottish Election Study ’s team of researchers as they present insights from their SCOOP data series to assess the prospects for the 2026 Holyrood elections. Speakers The Scottish Election Study is an independent, ESRC-funded academic study of Scottish politics, elections and voting behaviour. About the Stevenson Trust: The Stevenson Trust was established in 1921 by a bequest to the University of Glasgow from Sir Daniel Macaulay Stevenson to fund a Lectureship in Citizenship.‎ Since 2006 the Trust has promoted a series of annual lectures on citizenship themes. These are held at the University of Glasgow and open to academics, students and the general public. Speakers have included Professor Sir Bernard Crick and other politicians, academics, political theorists, journalists, educators and cultural commentators. The Trust also supports a number of other activities concerned with citizenship, such as conferences and events for schools. Information Source: College of Social Sciences, University of Glasgow | eventbrite

Join us at Cottiers for a one-off performance of Oud Player on the Tel! This piece, written by Tom Block from the International Human Rights Arts Movement and directed by Jesica Garrou, aims to tell the story of how the founding of Israel on Palestinian land could have been a catalyst for peace, and instead became 75+ years of conflict into the war of today. Although very sensitive to the Palestinian narrative, it also shows how the Jewish people were "hanging by a thread" at that time, and points out that the British and, to a lesser extent America, played a role in beginning this ongoing conflict. The piece aims to educate, as well as open new doorways of understanding in a situation desperately in need of it. The work is presented by the International Human Rights Art Movement , whose foundational values are Beauty as a fundamental creative valu; sincerity and vulnerability of presentation (no anger or finger pointing, which only stifles conversation); celebration of diversity and opening doorways of engagement between people who are in disagreement. Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo)Oud Player on the Tel grows out of more than two decades of Tom Block’s work at the forefront of the Palestinian-Israeli peace movement. He published Shalom/Salaam: A Story of a Mystical Fraternity (exploring the Islamic mystical influence on Jewish spirituality) in the USA and Turkey in 2010. He published a Jewish-Sufi quest novel which grew out of this research, The Fool Returns . He was one of two invited Jewish thinkers at the only interfaith conference ever held by al-Azhar University, Cairo). This presentation of "Oud Player on the Tel" includes five of the original cast members, who premiered the piece in New York City in November 2024, as well as the original director, Jesica Garrou and two local actors. The play is part of the Fringe Programme of events around the UNESCO RIELA Spring School: The Arts of Integrating . Reviews Can the tale of two families living in Palestine just before the partition that created the State of Israel shine a light on the current status of affairs? Playwright Tom Block’s Oud Player on the Tel does just that with a combination of wit and empathy." - Joel Benjamin, TheaterScene.net "Oud Player on Tel is a story that needs to be told now more than ever. This original play seemingly uses humor and love to open the audience's hearts and souls. Each actor brings such humanity and vulnerability. Playwright Tom Block has a lot of courage to offer common ground in a world that feels extremely divided. These performances will continue to leave an impact long after watching." - Michael Druck, Casting Director, CSA “The role of art, in my opinion, is to go into the most difficult situations, not turn away from them,” Block said of “Oud Player.” - Ambar Castillo, Religion News Service Audience Reviews "Oud Player on the Tel portrayed Palestinians very well and there was no stereotype/propaganda of Palestinians and Muslims which I’m grateful for. I loved the friendship between Amir and Melke. The music was beautiful! Every single one of the characters makes a place in your heart! Please go see this production while you can!" "Breathtaking and devastating. Beautiful storytelling and incredible talent." "I enjoyed this show tremendously. The acting was brilliant and the play left me in tears." "A thought-provoking play that invited me to think about a complicated and challenging topic from multiple perspectives." "This is a brilliantly written play which was enhanced by the direction and acting. It is an important narrative for all to see. I am moved by the story. This one will sit with me for a while." "Great portrayals of the characters and discourse explaining the perspectives of the Arabs and Jews. Must watch and so timely!" "The play is at the same time an intimate story of two families and a thought provoking study of the complexities of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. Emotional and mind opening. I highly recommend this show." "Kudos to Playwright Tom Block who opens a doorway to understanding both sides' perspectives and offering new ones in a situation in which most people feel sure in their too often one-sided perspectives. The play is set in the past BUT as Tom states in an interview, "We really need to keep having these conversations until even a frigid peace with a big fat line of demarcation, with UN peacekeepers along it, would be much, much better than what is currently happening there". This poignant, well-conceived, and well-executed play ends on Nov 24th." "Beautifully written, directed, acted and scored. Extremely engrossing, informative and heartfelt, as well as painful and humorous." Information Source: UNESCO RIELA | eventbrite