The Lemond Gallery / Gailearaidh Lemond
ENTRY
Free
WHERE
Glasgow
What it’s like
Free contemporary Scottish art exhibitions in a small Glasgow gallery, open 11 to 5 during show periods.
This is a proper art gallery rather than a hands-on kids' space, so it suits a family who wants a quiet wander round contemporary Scottish fine art rather than anything interactive. The exhibitions change, and the gallery is open to the public during those advertised show periods, running 11am to 5pm.
Between shows, it's not just shut. The site mentions appointments are available during non-open periods, so if you time a visit badly there's still a way in if you're keen enough to ask.
There's no entry fee, which makes it an easy add-on to a day in town rather than a destination you need to plan half a day around. Given the exhibitions are the whole point and they rotate, it's worth pairing a visit with checking what's actually on rather than just turning up on spec.
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Nothing, entry is free.
What are the opening hours?
11am to 5pm during advertised show periods.
Do we need to book?
Not for open show periods, you can just turn up. Outside those periods you'd need to arrange an appointment instead.
What will the kids actually do there?
Look round contemporary Scottish fine art exhibitions. It's a look-don't-touch kind of visit rather than an activity-based one.
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