Robert McGowan, a street performer better known as ‘Robert the Robot’, will perform a show on February 1 in aid of Help The Homeless Glasgow.
It will take place on Miller Street between 11am and 4pm in front of Robert’s own mural—painted by city artist Rogue Oner.
Attendees will be able to get a photo with Robert.
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A post shared to Help The Homeless Glasgow’s Facebook page reads: “On Saturday, February 1 a Glasgow icon also known as Robert the Robot will be back on the streets performing on behalf of our wee group.
“Many of you will remember Robert from the 90s. I can and still have nightmares. It’s an amazing gesture from a true Glasgow legend.
“Please come along and grab a picture and show your support. Massive thanks once again to Robert McGowan.
“Hope to see you all there.”
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(Image: Help the Homeless Glasgow/Facebook)
Robert the Robot was a familiar sight on Argyle Street during the 1980s and 1990s when he performed his famous silent raves.
Next month, he will be showing his support for Help The Homeless Glasgow, a volunteer-run community group that runs various projects to help those experiencing homelessness in the city.
