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Join Judith Bowers at Hamilton Low Parks Museum on Thursday 30th July at 2pm for her talk on the history of Britannia Panopticon Music Hall. This is a rare chance to see her full talk about the history of the music hall and some of the stories and anecdotes that she has collected throughout the 29 years that she has been looking after the campaign to keep the music hall alive. You can book your tickets at https://www.quaytickets.com/sllcboxoffice/en-GB/shows/the%20britannia%2

Monday - Saturday from June 5th - 20th 10am - 5pm Moral Injury is the first ever art exhibition to be held within our historic and accessible venue. It will showcase new works by a group of Scottish based artists which explore the complex theme of Moral Injury through painting, sculpture and filmmaking. Free admission Join us for an exciting bookable workshop programme running during the exhibition and enjoy daily screenings of short films by some of the participating artis

Please help us get some recognition for Britannia Panopticon Music Hall and the work that the team, trustees and volunteers do to keep this valuable and unique music hall and the conservation campaign going. The Theatres Trust of Great Britain is launching a new awards scheme this year for Theatre buildings and before all the big fancy theatres win, please bombard them with nominations for Britannia Panopticon Music Hall. Nominations will open on Thursday 16th April. Click on

On Sunday 12 th April the Scottish Music Hall Society bestowed a lifetime achievement award on Tony Roper, one of the Patrons of the Friends of Britannia Panopticon Music Hall Trust and long-time supporter of our beloved music hall and the campaign. Judith Bowers (campaign founder and director) and Tom Kelly (trustee of the Friends of Britannia Panopticon Music Hall) were invited as guests at the luncheon. Judith was also asked to do a speech about Tony in which she thanked