St. Enoch Centre – COVID 19 UPDATE

In accordance with Government policy, only essential stores will remain open. The safety and comfort of our customers and staff remains our key priority.

We would appreciate if you only visit the Centre if you require to visit these stores. In the interests of public health, access is available only via our entrance at St. Enoch Square.

As a result of these measures, the Centre’s Car Park is now currently closed. By closing the car park the team are able to better manage essential public safety measures.

Glasgow City Council have announced that on street parking is free & the nearest parking external to the Centre is at Dunlop Street, where Glasgow City Council will not enforce parking charges during this period.

We would like to thank our teams, retailers and community for your understanding of these essential public safety measures.

Stay safe Glasgow.

NEW – Muffin Break Sourdough Melts

Sourdough Melts are now in store at Muffin Break, to warm up those cold winter days.

Combining all that is great about a classic toastie and making it even better.

A real premium lunch time offering from Muffin Break and of course they are all handmade fresh on site, as always!

Choose from…………………..

Optical Express – Contact Lens Recycling

Optical Express offer contact lens recycling in their clinics nationwide.

Bring in and dispose of your used contact lenses and packaging and help stop the pollution caused by contact lens single-use plastic.

In Centre – first floor across from Burton

Muffin Break App Now Here

Are you fed up of carrying Rewards Cards?
You’re in the right place, the Muffin Break Rewards App puts you back in control.

Download the App today to carry on earning freshly made rewards, the easy way!

• Quick and easy to use
• Track rewards – every 6^th coffee free, free birthday muffin during the month of your birthday
• Exclusive app offers
• Keep up to date with the latest Muffin Break news
• Leave feedback

More info here

Grace’s Sign

We’re extremely proud to introduce Grace’s sign at our accessible toilets in St. Enoch Centre.

Grace’s Sign shows a man and a woman with a wheelchair in the middle. The two figures each feature a heart. The first is to represent invisibility and the second is to remind people to have a heart and to not judge that which cannot be seen.

Grace’s innovative campaign is helping to improve life for people with disabilities across Scotland and raising awareness that not all disabilities can be seen.

The Unexpected Artist

The Unexpected Artist (UXA) is a cultural hub based here in the centre displaying Scottish based artists with a range of exciting work. It’s not like a normal gallery, there are over 70 artists, covering every ‘ism’, in art! The team who manage the gallery are happy to discuss the work on the wall, and if you are an artist, serious or hobbyist, they will love to talk about your art too!

There are photography classes, art classes and work shops on various art themes offering you a chance to try your hand. Make sure you pay them a visit, you’ll find them on the first floor next to H&M. For more info see www.theunexpectedartist.co.uk

Free Face Painting

St. Enoch Centre is renowned for it’s great range of free events, including our very own resident face painter Grace, who paints little ones faces for free every Sunday from 12-4pm at the food court.