Claypits LNR is a wild mosaic of habitats located just north-west of Glasgow City Centre, along the Clyde and Forth Canal.
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- Save The Date
- Announcing Hamiltonhill Claypits Photo Competition Winners!
- A CLAYPITS ICONOGRAPHY – Announcing a creative photography project for youth ages 12-20
- Announcing the official opening of the Claypits!
- Guided Walks
- Announcing our first Digital Artist in Residence, Kloee Huberdeau!
- Developing a Claypits Dialectogram with artist Mitch Miller.
Hamiltonhill Claypits
A Local Nature Reserve situated along the Clyde and Forth Canal, which lies only 15 mins walk from Glasgow city centre.
Contact Details
Hamiltonhill Claypits Local Nature Reserve Management Group (HCLNR) is a charity registered in Scotland
Charity Number: SC048186
Address
The Grove, 182-184 Saracen Street,
Possilpark, Glasgow, G22 5EP
Email:
[email protected]
Save The Date
NewsSave The Date for Saturday 14th June 2025
Announcing Hamiltonhill Claypits Photo Competition Winners!
NewsAs part of the celebration to mark the opening of the Claypits, our artist in residence, Kloee Huberdieu, organised a photo competition that invited submissions to showcase the Claypits and what they love about it.
A CLAYPITS ICONOGRAPHY – Announcing a creative photography project for youth ages 12-20
NewsClaypits Youth Artists are excited to announce our first arts opportunity for youth – a creative photography project open to youth ages 12-20. Using animals and plants that inhabit the […]
Announcing the official opening of the Claypits!
NewsHamiltonhill Claypits Lnr will finally fully open to the public on Saturday 31st July 2021. An opening event will be held between 10am and 2pm, with a range of stalls and activities to take part in present on the day. Come join us to celebrate the opening of our much loved greenspace.
Guided Walks
NewsWe are about to announce a series of walks and talks where we can learn with local experts and discuss the social history and industrial heritage that defines this place. We will also be out and about with experts and neighbours who understand current changes to the land and restoration of nature and habitats.
Announcing our first Digital Artist in Residence, Kloee Huberdeau!
NewsWorkshops and activities will provide young people the opportunity to create art based on their experiences of nature at the Claypits. Kloee Huberdeau is our 1st Claypits Youth Artist in Residence.