DISCLAIMER

Visitors entering buildings do so at their own risk. Please take care! Neither Glasgow Building Preservation Trust nor participating buildings or allotments are responsible for any accidents or damage incurred. This also applies to all activities organised through the Doors Open Day programme. All information contained in the brochure was correct at the time of printing, please check the website regularly for changes and late additions to the programme.

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Doors Open Day - 15th & 16th Spetember 2012

This fantastic FREE event is Glasgow's way of celebrating  its buildings, its streets, its parks and its people - in short, itself!  Held on the third weekend in September each year, we have walks, talks, seminars, and exhibitions in addition to more than 100 fabulous buildings being open to visitors.

Organised by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust since 1990, Doors Open Day, Glasgow's Built Heritage Festival, offers a whole week of interesting things to do, see and hear prior to the weekend of Doors being Open.

The 2011 event was a roaring success with over 66,000 visits recorded! This equates to 17,896 unique visitors over the festival.

 

   

The Role of Glasgow Building Preservation Trust

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust

was established in 1982 to rescue, repair, restore and rehabilitate historic buildings of architectural merit which through neglect or abuse may otherwise be lost in Glasgow and the surrounding area.  The Trust makes a major contribution to Glasgow's regeneration through the preservation of its

built heritage and organises the annual Doors Open Day event in Glasgow every September.   2011 Annual Report can be downloaded here.

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Brochure

You can download the 2011 brochure here.

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Print only version - list of buildings open - 2011