Monday Night Drama Workshops
Platform Online.co.uk
Easterhouse
Ages 8–16; separate 8–11 and 12–16 groups
Build confidence through games, stories, creative workshops and shared performance.
Classes and workshops in Easterhouse
Creative, active and learning-for-fun sessions. Some are one-off workshops, not recurring classes. Check each organiser’s dates and booking details.
Classes & workshops
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Play Café at Platform
Platform Online.co.uk
Easterhouse
Ages 0–5 with an adult
Share changing theatre, dance, music and making activities with your baby or young child.
Music & dance
Fiddle Music Space for young people
Platform Online.co.uk
Easterhouse
Ages 8–16 junior group
Explore fiddle playing and music-making in an ensemble open to beginners and improvers.
Guitar Music Space for young people
Platform Online.co.uk
Easterhouse
Ages 8–16 junior group
Learn guitar and develop ensemble skills with professional musicians and other young people.
Platform Dance
Platform Online.co.uk
Easterhouse
Ages 8–12
Learn moves, techniques and dance styles inspired by the group’s favourite music and performers.
Sport & movement
Junior Youth Club at Easterhouse Sports Centre
Glasgowlife.org.uk
Easterhouse
Primary 5–7 only; owner describes ages 8–11
Try games, sport, crafts and STEM activities after school with other primary pupils.
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