Pop-up Women’s Library @ CCA

GWL Pop-up Library @ CCA

During the Long Loch exhibition Glasgow Women’s Library will be popping up at the CCA.

GWL staff will be visiting the resource room at the CCA for Q and A and information sharing and gathering throughout the season.

Friday 23 April, 1pm to 3pm
Friday 30 April, 1pm to 3pm
Friday 7 May, 1pm to 3pm
Friday 14 May, 1pm to 3pm
Friday 21 May, 1pm to 3pm

We are looking for your views and ideas on women, feminism, art and the women’s library of the future. Why not contribute your idea of the must have feminist book for the women’s library, or give us your vision of what else you would like to find in our future new home? We want to record your views when we visit but are also collecting your comments at CCA Reception and at the Glasgow Women’s Library, 81 Parnie Street.

We are also hosting a range of free events throughout the festival, including Garnethill Women’s Heritage walks, Firebrand Women and the F Word, and Reading into the Future.

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