Jack McConville creates strong and vibrant series of paintings inspired by events mined from Internet sources, which range from academic scientific journal articles to 'lowbrow' celebrity culture.

An exhibition, where ethereal and poignant images are juxtaposed with real-life stories of ordinary people and their experiences of torture, poverty and discrimination.

For her exhibition at Tramway 5, Rachel Adams will create an installation of new sculptural works, which extend her exploration of the relationship between science fiction, classical sculptural motifs and decorative craft techniques.

An afternoon of workshops, performances and installations by up and coming Scottish artists developing new work for ages 0-12 their parents and carers.

SOLD OUT. Dynamic, absurd and uplifting theatre piece about forgery, castration and blind drunkenness. Liz and Jim are small-time con-artists who need £250 grand to buy their way out of a turf war. Their mission is to be the greatest art forgers in the world. There’s only one problem. They can’t paint.

A fantastic opportunity for talented young dancers aged 14 to 18 to be part of an innovative new contemporary youth dance company.

For her exhibition at Tramway, Lauren Gault draws on theories surrounding sight, ‘seeing’ and the seminal research of Temple Grandin in the treatment of autism and livestock management.

Indepen-dance offers weekly creative movement classes for adults with a learning disability and their carers/support workers.

Come and get your little one to play and have a ball. There will be lots of interaction and fun for all.

Junction 25 are an awarding winning theatre company made of young people aged 11 - 18. They make original theatre performances from their own ideas, opinions and perspective on the world as they find it.

This is a town hall meeting and a radio broadcast, a public protest and the news of your world. In these times of crisis we make a collective ministry with you, our society of friends. Possessed by the spirits of corporate fat cats, cabinet ministers and media tycoons, we invoke the demons of the day, in order to banish them forever.

From Fringe First winner Inua Ellams comes a new story about two foster brothers building a global t-shirt brand. On their journey from a market in Nigeria to a sweatshop in China, Matthew and Muhammed discover the consequences of success.

Inua Ellams presents a writing workshop centred on his current show Black T Shirt Collection

A workshop in the synthesis of Voice, Movement & Emotion by Guy Dartnell, who performs in Ring.

A haven in the hubbub of a busy city, Fuel brings you two short experiences to celebrate the simple things in life.

How well do you know your insides? Ever wondered why you have an appendix or how your ears work out the source of sound?