A celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the first time man walked on the moon is to take place at Glasgow Science Centre this summer.
The Moon50 Festival will include a showcase 60s-themed Moon Landing Party on July 20 where guests can cheer while watching Neil Armstrong set foot on the Moon.
The organisation is also calling on people throughout Scotland to get in touch with their recollections of 1969 by sharing stories of where they were, how they watched it and how it made them feel.
An estimated 530 million people watched the global event as NASA astronauts took "...one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind" on 20 July 1969.
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Yvonne Slater, science experience manager at Glasgow Science Centre, said: "The Moon landings inspired humankind to think big, make peace and look after our planet. That’s why Glasgow Science Centre is proud to be hosting the biggest moon landing anniversary celebration in Scotland.
"The week-long festival of events are opportunities for families and communities to come together and share memories of the historic Moon landing, experience life in 1969 and talk about aspirations for the future.
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"The Moon Landing Party will be a major family event for the city, where guests will be immersed in the world of 1969 with live 60s entertainment, vintage clothes dress up and a chance to delve into our very best space themed experiences."
Tickets for the week-long event go on sale from 10am this morning. To find out more, click HERE .
