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Free 
30-45 mins 
About 6 miles awayKelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is not just a world-renowned museum and art gallery - it has music too, in the shape of its extraordinary organ. This Friday, hear it in full flow at 1pm, followed by a tour of the instrument by the museum's director of music immediately afterwards.
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GREENLEES
SOUTH LANARKSHIRE
55.81°N, 4.17°W
Sunrise: 04:43
Sunset: 19:45
Moon Phase: waning gibbous
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