11th March - 13th June 2025

This exhibition brings to light the remarkable story and achievements of Jessie Stephen (1893-1979), a working-class woman who became a powerful force of social change.

Born in 1893, Jessie Stephen was a fearless campaigner and one of the few working-class Scottish suffragettes that we know anything about. Growing up in Maryhill and working as a domestic servant in her early years, Jessie dedicated her life to championing workers’ rights, women’s suffrage, and social justice. Her activism extended beyond the suffragette movement, leading her to a lifelong political career as a trade unionist, councillor, and advocate for equality.

This exhibition delves into her journey from a young domestic servant in Glasgow to a national activist, highlighting her dedication to improving the lives of others until the very end. Jessie Stephen’s legacy is one of courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.

WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10AM-5PM

11th March - 13th June 2025

This exhibition brings to light the remarkable story and achievements of Jessie Stephen (1893-1979), a working-class woman who became a powerful force of social change.

Born in 1893, Jessie Stephen was a fearless campaigner and one of the few working-class Scottish suffragettes that we know anything about. Growing up in Maryhill and working as a domestic servant in her early years, Jessie dedicated her life to championing workers’ rights, women’s suffrage, and social justice. Her activism extended beyond the suffragette movement, leading her to a lifelong political career as a trade unionist, councillor, and advocate for equality.

This exhibition delves into her journey from a young domestic servant in Glasgow to a national activist, highlighting her dedication to improving the lives of others until the very end. Jessie Stephen’s legacy is one of courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.

WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10AM-5PM

11th March - 13th June 2025

This exhibition brings to light the remarkable story and achievements of Jessie Stephen (1893-1979), a working-class woman who became a powerful force of social change.

Born in 1893, Jessie Stephen was a fearless campaigner and one of the few working-class Scottish suffragettes that we know anything about. Growing up in Maryhill and working as a domestic servant in her early years, Jessie dedicated her life to championing workers’ rights, women’s suffrage, and social justice. Her activism extended beyond the suffragette movement, leading her to a lifelong political career as a trade unionist, councillor, and advocate for equality.

This exhibition delves into her journey from a young domestic servant in Glasgow to a national activist, highlighting her dedication to improving the lives of others until the very end. Jessie Stephen’s legacy is one of courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.

WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10AM-5PM

11th March - 13th June 2025

This exhibition brings to light the remarkable story and achievements of Jessie Stephen (1893-1979), a working-class woman who became a powerful force of social change.

Born in 1893, Jessie Stephen was a fearless campaigner and one of the few working-class Scottish suffragettes that we know anything about. Growing up in Maryhill and working as a domestic servant in her early years, Jessie dedicated her life to championing workers’ rights, women’s suffrage, and social justice. Her activism extended beyond the suffragette movement, leading her to a lifelong political career as a trade unionist, councillor, and advocate for equality.

This exhibition delves into her journey from a young domestic servant in Glasgow to a national activist, highlighting her dedication to improving the lives of others until the very end. Jessie Stephen’s legacy is one of courage, resilience, and unwavering commitment to justice.

WE ARE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 10AM-5PM

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

The Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust office and the exhibitions are closed for the Christmas break between Saturday 21st December to Sunday 5th January. We will reopen as normal on 6th January. Our regular opening hours are Monday-Friday, 10am-5pm.

For any enquiry, email info@mbht.org.uk and we will get back to you as soon as we can in the New Year.

NOTE: The building is closed for the festive season between 21st December to 5th January

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

NOTE: The building is closed for the festive season between 21st December to 5th January

Outside In is a migrant-led interactive photography exhibition which tells stories of how migrants bring the world to Scotland and have made it their home. 

Outside In features people from 21 countries, from across the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania, exploring how migrants have influenced different areas of life, from fashion to tea brewing and martial arts. Visitors can not only learn but also contribute their insights about migrant communities and Scottish links to their countries.

This exhibition is part of the Putting Ourselves in the Picture project. It aims to ensure that migrant heritage is documented and recognised as part of Scotland’s heritage. 

Outisde In has been organised by Migrant Voice and was funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.

About Migrant Voice: a migrant-led national organisation which builds a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves and call for justice for all. Working together across different communities they aim to transform the debate around migration, campaign to protect migrants’ rights, and challenge racism, xenophobia, and discrimination.

We are open Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd
27th, 28th, 29th, 30th

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd
27th, 28th, 29th, 30th

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd
27th, 28th, 29th, 30th

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

20th, 21st, 22nd, 23rd
27th, 28th, 29th, 30th

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

13th, 14th, 15th, 16th August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

13th, 14th, 15th, 16th August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

6th, 7th, 8th, 9th August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

6th, 7th, 8th, 9th August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, 31st July

1st, 2nd August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, 31st July

1st, 2nd August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, 31st July

1st, 2nd August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.

Opened in 1878, Maryhill Burgh Halls became the centre of the local Burgh being the seat of the local magistrates and officials, as well as the home to both the police and fire station.

Throughout the years, the community had inhabited this place with dances and events and, since 2012, Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust made it its mission to care for this fantastic piece of local heritage for everyone to enjoy. The Halls are more than just bricks and mortar - they are a source of identity, pride and belonging and rich in history of the area.

Join our volunteers in the next few weeks as they show you around this living and breathing piece of history that is the Burgh Halls.

⏰Tours will run twice a day at 11am and 2pm.

📆Dates confirmed:

23rd, 24th, 25th, 30th, 31st July

1st, 2nd August

🎟️Free, donations welcome.