About the Glasgow Art Club
 | AboutFounded in 1867 and residing in two adjacent mid 19th century town houses designed with the help of a young draughtsman named Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The Glasgow Art Club is full of stunning original features creating the quintessential environment for engaging conversation and inspirational thought. Some of the Glasgow Boys were here! Whatever you are planning, The Glasgow Art Club is the perfect venue: weddings, exhibitions, concerts, dinners, studio and conference facilities. The Glasgow Art Club also has excellent archives of records that have been kept since the very first meeting of the club in November 1867 these archives are a fantastic research facility and are available to view by appointment with our Honorary Librarian and acting Archivist Theo van Asperen. The Glasgow Art Club has a diverse membership and we always welcome newcomers - you don’t have to be an artist! To learn more about becoming a member please click here. |
“I can’t imagine a more relaxed or civilised environment in which to meet old friends and make new ones. The Mackintosh Gallery its walls glowing with a constant succession of paintings, is the most pleasant of backdrops to conversation and social and cultural events, from Burns suppers to piano recitals. Enjoy the atmosphere!”
The Glasgow Art Club is a registered charity No. SC039231.
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