Adele reflects on Morag Smith’s remarkable 15 years at GWL.
Category: News
Towards a Green Library: GWL’s journey to net zero
Our volunteer and Green Cluster member Carolyn interviewed Annika, GWL’s Facilities Management Officer about the Library’s journey to operational net zero.
Autumn Programme 2024: Events at a Glance
Our Autumn 2024-25 Programme is now available – here we have a quick round up of all the events we have coming up and links to where you can book them:
Autumn 2024 Programme Out Now!
Our Autumn 2024 Programme is now available!
Doors Open Days 2024
Visit Glasgow Women’s Library this Doors Open Day and hear about our Net Zero plans, upcoming insulation works, and see our ‘She Settles In the Shields’ exhibition which explores the personal histories of migrant women in Pollokshields.
Drop-in building tours will take place on Friday 20 th 11am and 3pm, and Saturday 21 st 1pm and 3pm.
Bold Types: Scottish Women’s Creative Writing Competition 2024
Be bold and submit your short stories and poems to our annual writing competition. We’re following Book Week Scotland’s theme – HOPE. Feel free to interpret the theme in any way you like and we can’t wait to be enthralled by your entries!
Looking for Yoko: part two
This blog is part two of four blogs looking at Yoko Ono’s art practice and its connections with GWL Where women were taking up bolt cutters at Greenham Common in […]
Looking for Yoko: part one
This blog is part one of four blogs looking at Yoko Ono’s art practice and its connections with GWL Yoko Ono is born in Tokyo 18th of Feb 1933 where […]
The National Gallery Art Road Trip
Tuesday 6th August – Saturday 17th August The National Gallery’s mobile art studio will be visiting us for two weeks in Glasgow this August. They will be holding sessions at […]
Tell Her Story: Call Out for Honour-Based Violence Stories Exhibition
Tragically, around 12 women in Britain are killed each year due to honour crimes. Many more cases go unreported due to fear and silence. In recognition of National Honour Based Violence Day on July 14th, Glasgow Women’s Library invites you to help us shine a light on these hidden stories.