A Van, a Festival and a Story of Cultural Exchange

Black History Month talk at Riverside Museum exploring a story of cultural exchange through a van and a festival.

This Black History Month event at Riverside Museum is called "A Van, a Festival and a Story of Cultural Exchange". It takes place on the afternoon of Friday 23rd October 2026, and forms part of the museum's wider programme marking Black History Month alongside other talks and events at the venue. Riverside Museum is Glasgow's transport and technology museum, set where the Rivers Kelvin and Clyde meet, with free entry and no need to book for general admission. The building has a recreated street scene, interactive displays and a café, and is fully accessible with lifts, wheelchair and pram access, baby changing facilities and a Changing Places toilet. Given the nature of the museum's other listed events, it's likely to appeal to adults with an interest in local history and cultural heritage, though the source does not specify an age range or whether booking is required for this particular talk.

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