Ricefield, Chinese Arts and Cultural Centre - nurturing Chinese Arts in Scotland

Ricefield is the hub for Chinese arts and culture in Scotland. It is the Glasgow meeting point for Chinese artists, musicians and designers. Within our Ricefield we provide the soil to nourish innovation within an intercultural environment where the best of China and Scotland come together.

Our aim is to nurture Chinese arts and culture within the Chinese community in Scotland, helping our members share their common heritage. Ricefield is also dedicated to share this great tradition with all the people of Scotland and to enrich the cultural life of our nation.

Want to be part of the Beijing Olympics?

Then come to Kelvingrove on 8th August 2008

Beijing 8.8.8 takes place at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, as part of the year-long China Now In Scotland festival. There may not be medals on offer, but there will be a chance to participate in a variety of fun-filled activities - organised by Ricefield Arts and Cultural Centre - from bamboo dancing and ping-pong matches to Chinese arts and crafts and Mandarin lessons. See flyer for full details.

Also, not to be missed is the European premiere of Drum Drama, featuring the award-winning China Jiangzhou Drum Arts Ensemble, which will launch the colourful and exciting Beijing 8.8.8 programme at noon.

Or come along early at 10.30 and be part of a record breaking attempt to create the world's longest Chinese whisper.

View answers to Beijing Olympics quiz

To contact us for more information, please call 0141 331 1019 or email us at: info@ricefield.co.uk
Ricefield Arts and Culture Centre, 41 West Graham Street, Glasgow, G4 9LJ.