Cartoon coat of arms including an image of a tree with four people in it, one holding a plant, one holding a bird, one holding a bell and one holding a fish. Surrounding this is a green landscape of fields and trees with several people doing outdoor activities such as riding a bike and using a telescope. Text reads: Glasgow Science Festival. 5th - 15th June. Glasgow Celebrates.

Glasgow Science Festival 2025: Glasgow Celebrates 5th - 15th June

Glasgow Science Festival 2025 will be back from the 5th - 15th June with the theme Glasgow Celebrates in venues across Glasgow. Inspired by the Glasgow coat of arms and the poem: 

Here's the tree that never grew, here's the bird that never flew, here's the bell that never rang, here's the fish that never swam.

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Previous Glasgow Science Festivals

A look at some highlights from previous Glasgow Science Festivals

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Schools & Community

Our year round programme of projects and events 

Cartoon image of a tree with mushrooms at the base. In the tree is a bell, a bird and a fish.

Science On The Sofa

Hands on activities for you to try at home or in the classroom.

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Training & Volunteering

Discover our training opportunities for research staff, students, volunteers or bespoke to you.

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Creating Engineers Challenge

Annual competition for P5 & P6 pupils in the west of Scotland

About us

Find out more about the multi award winning festival.

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Support us

Sponsorship opportunities to support one of the biggest science festivals in the UK.

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Justgiving

The festival is free for everyone to enjoy. If you would like to support our work, you can do so through our Just Giving page. Thank you. 

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