Carnival Club’s fantastic Bearsden Shark was on display as part of the Bearsden Festival last weekend. The shark inspired the creation of lots of mini sharks at workshops across the weekend.
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This year we are celebrating being 21 and decided to have a party to celebrate the occasion. People from all over the organisation and throughout the 21 years came along and it was a brilliant day!
As part of the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust’s Open Day Common Wheel had a pop-up exhibit of interesting and unusual bikes. The bikes were chosen by Neil and Steven and the exhibit was curated by our volunteer Marissa. It looked and gave a lot of enjoyment to bike and non bike specialists alike.
Govanhill Carnival 2022
Carnival Club created beautiful flags which were flown at the Govanhill Carnival last weekend.
Common Wheel’s Improvers Climbing group headed out to Auchinstarry for an outdoor climbing session ran by Climb Scotland.
Carnival Club at Pride Glasgow
Carnival Club screen printed flags and banners which were flown during the Glasgow Pride March.
Erskine Event
Common Wheel were out at Erskine celebrating the end of our BYOB Course where veterans learned to build their own bikes. It was a brilliant event, especially in the sun. Carnival Club showcased their colourful trike and our music team played some music for everyone to enjoy.
Govanhill Festival
Carnival Club created these beautiful banners which were displayed on the gates of Queen’s Park at the Govanhill Festival. The banners celebrate the success in saving the Govanhill Baths, and the Occupation of the baths 20 years ago. The artists took inspiration from the Matisse technique of paper-cuts to create their designs.
Creative Collusion
Carnival Club and Tunes Up collaborated to perform Creative Collusion, a dramatic mix of visual arts and music, at the Hub at Gartnavel Royal Hospital. The piece began with a procession of lanterns down the hill and into the performance space. The audience enjoyed the music and our participants enjoyed showcasing their talents.
Bearsden Festival
Our wonderful Carnival Club creations became part of the Bearsden Festival (10 – 19 May 2019) which ‘celebrated the positive impact of arts on our mental health and wellbeing’. For over a week our flowers, animals, characters – and totem pole – graced the proceedings bringing their own colourful charm and sense of fun.
Our bike engineer provided a Dr. Bike service for the Thorn Park Fun Run/Cycle Fest on the final day, and fixed loads of bikes of all sizes.