New Bedford Cinema, Art Deco cinema building on Eglinton Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
New Bedford Cinema is an Art Deco building on Eglinton Street in Glasgow's Gorbals area. The structure features a large auditorium with distinctive 1930s design elements and now operates as a concert venue.
The building began as a church structure in 1825 before being converted into an entertainment venue in 1921. A fire in 1932 led to its reconstruction in Art Deco style and subsequent reopening.
The venue functions as a major gathering place for live music fans and concert audiences today. It represents an important part of Glasgow's entertainment culture and draws visitors from across the city.
The building is located in the Gorbals area on Eglinton Street and is easily accessible by public transport. Visitors should be aware that it is an active event venue with regular programming.
The building was designed by renowned architects Lennox and McMath and displays their distinctive style. The interior still preserves many original features from its opening in the 1930s.
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