LGBTQ+ Tours at The Burrell Collection
The Burrell Collection
Until 29 Aug
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The Burrell Collection
2060 Pollokshaws Road · G43 1AT
burrellcollection.com/ →The Burrell Collection houses Sir William Burrell's gift of around 9,000 objects to Glasgow — decorative arts, medieval artefacts, tapestries and paintings spanning ancient civilisations to the 20th century — in a purpose-built gallery set in Pollok Country Park. Its range across antiquities, stained glass, and Chinese and Islamic art suits visitors after a single, deep, idiosyncratic private collection rather than a general survey museum.
Institutional · Museum
Intellectually demanding · Contemplative
Upcoming
Tickets
Mini Museum Explorers
The Burrell Collection
Until 17 Sept
Sculpture and Sketch at The Burrell Collection
The Burrell Collection
Until 19 Sept
Themed Tours at The Burrell Collection
The Burrell Collection
Until 27 Aug
Art for Baby at the Burrell Collection
The Burrell Collection
Until 24 Sept
LGBTQ+ Tours at The Burrell Collection
The Burrell Collection
Until 22 Dec
Drawing Inspiration: Stretch & Sketch
The Burrell Collection
Sun 13 Sept
13:00
Drawing Inspiration: Stretch & Sketch
The Burrell Collection
Sun 13 Sept
13:00
Sat 19 Sept
10:30
Drawing Inspiration: Life Drawing
The Burrell Collection
Sat 26 Sept
11:00
Drawing Inspiration: The Mindful Line - A Drawing Workshop for Art and Wellbeing
The Burrell Collection
Sun 11 Oct
14:00
Drawing Inspiration: The Mindful Line: Drawing Techniques for Art and Wellbeing
The Burrell Collection
Sat 24 Oct
11:00
Drawing Inspiration: Pause and Draw
The Burrell Collection
Sun 15 Nov
14:00
Drawing Inspiration: Sketchbook Stories: Drawing Techniques from the Collection
Glasgow Life Tickets
Sat 21 Nov
11:00
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Sir William Burrell's gift of around 9,000 objects — decorative arts, medieval artefacts, tapestries and paintings spanning ancient civilisations to the 20th century, set in Pollok Country Park.