Mackintosh Queen's Cross

Mackintosh Queen's Cross offers event planners a distinctive historic setting in Glasgow for occasions that call for character and a sense of place. Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this former church is now used as an arts and heritage venue, as well as the home of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society. Its striking architecture, stained glass and crafted interior details give events a memorable backdrop quite different from a standard function room.

The venue is available for weddings, concerts, meetings, seminars, exhibitions and other special occasions. Its church setting lends itself to ceremonies and receptions, while the atmosphere and architectural features can also suit cultural programmes, talks and performances. Organisers can enquire about using the space for their event and discuss arrangements directly with the venue.

The building also welcomes visitors on selected public opening days, when they can explore its Mackintosh design and heritage. Event planners should check availability and opening arrangements with the venue, as public access may vary when private events or programme activities are taking place. Located on Garscube Road in Glasgow, Mackintosh Queen's Cross provides an unusual heritage venue for organisers seeking an architectural setting with a strong connection to the city's design history.