Neuk Presents: Made in Glasgow is a full-day event celebrating the work of neurodivergent and disabled artists based in Glasgow. Organised by Neuk Collective and taking place at The Glad Cafe on 25 July, the event brings together live performance, creative community, and an artist market in an accessible and welcoming space.

11am - 2pm - Artist Market

• Browse and buy from local neurodivergent artists and makers
  • Free entry

 Featuring:

Alice Gudauskas,  Alex Warner,  Cryptic Behaviour,  Dani Kerr,  Eddy Phillips,  Felt Friends,  Francis Macleod,  Kanae Park,  Karla Healy,  Luke Cockayne,  Mercury Devenny,  Ny Ali,  Ocean Teal,  Stacy Bias Jewellery

4pm - 6pm - Relaxed Performance

• A chill afternoon of spoken word, music, cabaret. 
  • Quieter, less crowded, and more sensory-friendly than a traditional gig
  • BSL interpretation
  • Free, ticketed
  • Under 18s welcome
  • Find out more and book on our humanitix page: Relaxed Performance

Line-up:

Our afternoon performance, showcases spoken word from our talented Neuk membership, with new work from brilliant wordsmiths Tem Rae Wilder, Sarah Heitler, Alasdair Watson and Ocean Teal. We’ll also have live music from Peter Johnstone, an artist making music about love, friendship and the absurdity of life, and a set from Glasgow-based band Mother Tongues, a neurodivergent, trans-led string ensemble that plays folk and roots music from around the world. 

Hosted by Sanjay Lago.

8pm - 10pm - Evening Performance

• A later-night programme of cabaret, music, spoken word, and drag.
• Suitable for people aged 18+
  • Free, ticketed
  • Find out more and book on our humanitix page: Evening Performance

Line-up:

A late-night cabaret of talent from Neuk’s membership, the bold line up includes thrilling drag, award-winning spoken word and a unique brand of performance art.

Drag artist Ted Bunni brings a dark humour and playful charm to every performance in the hopes of making you smile, laugh and dance. 2023 Loud Poets Grand Slam Champion RJ Hunter writes with urgency yet empathy, and is known for blistering performances that exhilarate any audience. The Parisian Socialite of Scottish Drag, Élixir combines vintage glamour and steamy choreography to bring you some sultry burlesque-inspired lip syncs. Smashing spoken word pontificating, pomp poetry™ and performance art is the anomaly Zuper Rookie, and rounding off the night with a live set is post-punk, tender and politically angsty band Off Sides.

Hosted by Emma Lynne Harley, House DJ game of flats