Mackintosh Queen's Cross

Went to see Tenille Townes and her support act Jody Halliwell. Absolutely fantastic concert at a brilliant, beautiful venue. Sound wad amazing. Loved every second and the church volunteers were amazing.

Lovely church, lots of little motif’s all around the church and the stain glass is beautiful. Small side room with quite a bit of Macintosh items and a little shop. We visited when the Earth exhibit was there and it was superb being about to get up close to it. Only minus was that it’s so big you don’t see much of the top of the planet and the clouds can cover whole countries

A wonderful visit to this amazing building, stunning inside with very helpful and enthusiastic staff. The Sylvia Richardson photographic exhibition of Glasgow Art School was on with excellent images on display. A must see for MacIntosh enthusiasts and everyone else. A real gem for Glasgow

Typical drab blackwood pughs but C.R.M influence well evident. Enhanced at the moment by the Gaia exhibit. A planet earth replica globe suspended from the ceiling which shows how the earth looks as seen by.N.A.S.A. astronauts.A constant surround sound soundtrack connects the sculpture with the space and architecture around it, filling the room with atmosphere and ambiance.My friend Gordon Calder fromAberdeenshire expressed a desire to see this church whist here on holiday.Neither of us were aware of gaia exhibit until we went there. Unsurprisingly Gaia is a greek goddess, Mother of Earth".The church is at Queens Cross Maryhill and is well worth a visit."

One of a handful of Mackintosh buildings in central Glasgow and his only church and one of the most beautiful now open to the public with the twice burned School of Art currently shrouded. As of September 2023 the entrance fee was £5. The church has fairly limited opening hours so check the website before visiting. Once you gain admission you're free to explore on your own.

A fantastic venue.In terms of sound and visually.

Fab night. Brilliant musicians and Jazz vocalist Marianne, wow what a voice. Hits every scale perfectly. Beautiful voice.

First time here to see a gig by Lindisfarne and what a beautiful place to hold it. A tribute to its designer being the only Rennie Mackintosh Church built and a superb location for the gig which was also superb. Thoroughly recommend this place for a visit

We were there for jazz concert, really nice friendly staff, good acoustics.Toilets are clean and well maintained, refreshments a bit hit and miss but everything was available at a very reasonable price.Parking is a bit of a problem, so Taxis are recommended.This is a good venue, run by nice people.

Magical. Been walking or driving past this gem for years, promising myself I'd go in one day soon. More than worth the wait. As beautiful inside as out. Not a religious person but this is so beautiful it can't fail to be an emotional experience. The staff - all Charles Rennie Mackintosh experts - could not have been any nicer or more helpful and as happy to let you explore on your own as guide you and answer questions. Get yourself along here.