Pathfinders Parade film screening

Come and join us for a screening of a new short film! The film documents the Pathfinders Parade that happened in Cardowan in August and explains why a new path from here through to Glasgow could make a big difference for the community. We'll have some creative activities and conversation, screen the film and discuss what is needed to get the path built. There will be drinks and snacks available. This event is free and open for all to attend and take part even if you can’t stay for the full time, but please do book a place so we know how many people to plan for. 

Schedule:

• Arrive from 6pm for creative activities with artist Frank McElhinney, drinks and snacks
• We will screen the short film at 7pm with time for discussion afterwards about next steps
• The event will finish by 8pm

Through the Thriving Tomorrow project we have been exploring environmentally sustainable futures for the area. A big suggestion that came up during that project was about getting a new path built that would better connect Cardowan through to Glasgow, supporting low carbon travel, access to nature and better connectivity. Local residents felt that they needed more control over infrastructure planning and decision making to make this possible. We are now trying to help make this happen. 

This event is being hosted by Culture for Climate Scotland and Cardowan Community Meadow with artist Frank McElhinney.

Accessibility

Culture for Climate Scotland is committed to ensuring that our events are accessible for everyone, regardless of their disability, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, economic status or caring responsibility. 

If you need support to attend or if we can just do anything to make attending this event more comfortable for you, please inform us when you book a ticket. If you have any questions or concerns, please send an email to lewis.coenen-rowe@cultureforclimate.scot

Photo credit: Frank McElhinney