Glasgow’s gone barking mad!
Join us from 18 June to 16 August for the Scotties in the City art trail!
A pack of 40 giant Scottie dogs (and 52 wee ones!) are coming to Glasgow, all to raise awareness of Maggie’s and the support the charity provides people with cancer and their friends and family.
scotties in the city
Each Scottie on the trail is unique, designed and painted by talented artists and sponsored by local businesses.
Don’t miss out on our small Scotties too, painted by local schools, nurseries and community groups as part of our community and learning programme. They’re smaller in size, but big on creativity!
So download the app and pick up a map and explore the city, discovering as many of these vibrant Scottie sculptures as you can.
Working with Wild in Art, this exciting art trail will engage local communities and bring thousands of visitors into the city. And all while raising awareness of Maggie’s and the support the charity provides for people with cancer and their friends and family.
be part of something paws-itive
This is a unique opportunity to showcase your brand, connect with the community and champion creativity in support of people living with cancer.
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Our partner and Sponsors
Sponsor OUR AUCTION
Thank you to all our incredible partners for sponsoring our Scotties and making this art trail so special.
There is still time to get involved by sponsoring our auction event. Please email scotties@maggies.org to find out more.
Keen to support us by bidding for a Scottie sculpture after the trail? Register your interest below.
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Help raise vital funds for Maggie’s
Maggie’s is here for anyone with cancer, whatever kind of cancer, and whatever stage they’re at. We’re also here to support their family and friends.
All our support is free, and no appointment or referral is necessary.
There’s also no time limit on our support – we’re here for as long as we’re needed.
We rely on your kindness so we can provide the best possible cancer support and continue to build more centres across the UK.
