8 Jul 2026
Join us for a FREE Soft Archery Festival at Easterhouse Phoenix Community Centre as part of the Glasgow 2026 Festival, made possible thanks to the Glasgow 2026 Festival Fund. More details below:
Date: Tuesday 14th July
Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Location: Easterhouse Phoenix Community Centre, 5 Shandwick Street, Glasgow G34 9BN
Whether you're trying archery for the very first time or just looking for a fun day out, this event is open to ALL ages and abilities. Our friendly coaches from Easterhouse Phoenix will be on hand to help everyone hit the target!
Bring your family, bring your friends, or come along on your own. Everyone is welcome! Expect plenty of fun, lots of arrows, and maybe even discover your hidden skills!
A huge thank you to Easterhouse Phoenix Community Centre for partnering with us and to the Glasgow 2026 Festival Fund for helping make this fantastic community event possible.
No experience needed. No booking required. Just come along and have a go!
About the Glasgow 2026 Festival
This activity is funded by the Glasgow 2026 Festival which is a ten-week, city-wide invitation to gather, featuring spectacular new artworks, major cultural events, and loads of exciting opportunities to take part in sport, physical activity and fun workshops across every corner of the city, celebrating the return of the Commonwealth Games this summer.Â
Activity kicked off on 23 May and runs to the 9 August. The Glasgow 2026 Festival will be truly unmissable. There’ll be moments of joy, wonder and collective celebration. The Festival will be brought to life by Glasgow’s diverse communities, creative industries, social enterprises, sport clubs, cultural organisations, artists and musicians, ensuring a cultural celebration that will live long in the memory. Â
You’re invited to explore themes of the Commonwealth and shared futures, while celebrating sporting endeavour and the rich cultural heritage of Glasgow and the nations and territories gathering for the Games.  Â
From major commissions and events to unexpected moments in every nook and cranny of the city, this is Glasgow doing what it does best – opening its doors and welcoming the world to join in. This is how everybody – from Glaswegians to fellow Scots and visitors from around the world can feel part of Glasgow 2026.
This is what Glasgow does best - be part of it.Â