We’re pleased to be launching our Autumn programme of events! All of our events take place online, whilst some of our exhibitions take place in the Library building. Our programme includes story cafés, reading groups, dramatic performances, creative writing workshops and much more! Watch this video to get a taste of what’s coming up…
We know that it’s helpful to know what to expect when booking on to online events so we’ve written a blog which you can find here, telling you a bit more about the booking process and how we create a friendly space online.
All our events are listed on our website under upcoming events and you can book online, phone us on 0141 550 2267 or email info@womenslibrary.org.uk for more information. Below you’ll find all our events listed in date order, enjoy exploring what’s on!
Events at a Glance
Exhibitions
Ongoing until Friday 17th December: Collecting in the Time of Coronavirus (GWL) – more info here
Thursday 29th October to Thursday 24th December: Ways of Seeing Exhibition (Online) – more info here
Online Events
September
Thursday 24th: Story Café Special: The Animals of Lockwood Manor – book here
Thursday 24th: Reading Group for Muslim Women – book here
Tuesday 29th September: Seeing Things: Women in Action short films – book here
Wednesday 30th: Making Her Mark Workshop – book here
October
Thursday 1st: National Poetry Day with Pauline Prior-Pitt – book here
Monday 5th: Open Book – book here
Tuesday 6th: Fiction Writing to Help Manage Chronic Pain – book here
Thursday 8th: Drama Queens: In Our Own Words – book here
Tuesday 13th: Fiction Writing to Help Manage Chronic Pain – book here
Wednesday 14th: Making Her Mark Workshop – book here
Thursday 22nd: Bold Types: Editing Mistress-class – book here
Wednesday 28th: Making Her Mark Workshop – book here
Wednesday 28th: Readers of Colour – book here
Thursday 29th: ‘Ways of Seeing’ Symposium: Women and Photography in Scotland – book here
Thursday 29th: Story Café Special: Radical Women – book here
November
Monday 2nd: Open Book – book here
Wednesday 11th: Making Her Mark Workshop – book here
Wednesday 11th: Our Changing Climate: Local Women Respond book here
Thursday 12th: Story Café Special: International Crime Fiction – book here
Friday 13th November: Memory is a Weapon – book here
Thursday 19th: Bold Types: Creative Writing Showcase – book here
Wednesday 25th: Readers of Colour – book here
Thursday 26th: Story Café Special: Moose, Mosquitos and Bears…Oh My – book here
Thursday 26th: Winter Warmer: Fiction Writing to Help Manage Chronic Pain – book here
December
Thursday 3rd: Winter Warmer: Fiction Writing to Help Manage Chronic Pain – book here
Thursday 3rd: Story Café Special: Women in the Landscape – book here
Saturday 5th: Creative Writing for Fearties: Cinema Memories – book here
Monday 7th: Open Book – book here
Thursday 10th: Story Café Special: Once upon a time, there was an engineer… – book here
Wednesday 16th: Readers of Colour – book here
January
Friday 15th: Creative Writing for Fearties: Cinema Memories – book here
Wednesday 27th: Readers of Colour – book here
February
Monday 1st: Open Book – book here
We are currently not making printed versions of our seasonal programmes. If you would prefer a large print or audio version of our programme please do let us know by emailing us on info@womenslibrary.org.uk or calling 0141 550 2267.
2 replies on “Autumn Programme: Events at a Glance”
Hello there
greetings from Amsterdam.I am reading your newsletter with interest, and I am quite impressed by your programme.
We have in Amsterdam an oraganization for 50+ women called:
Wijze Oude Wijven {WOUW} Wise Old Women.
The oldest members are more than 90 years old,and still going strong.I am little yonger with,86 years.We gave a couple of groeps ,and we read different books,dealing f.i. with the Feminisme, getting older etc.And we are still active in the society with our old and rich experiences and knowledge.
Maybe we can change greetings and keep contact on these days of corona.
Many grettings,stay healthy and much luck with your work.
Eeva Kriek-Tuovinen
Dear Eeva – thank you for getting in touch! I’ve passed your message on to our team to see how we may be able to connect with your group.