Part of the Tall Tales tour is this striking sculpture, The Chandelier of Lost Earrings, is made from over 3,000 single earrings donated by owners who have lost the other half of the pair.
Tall Tales is a national touring programme bringing together the work of 17 international women artists. Each of the artists taking part looks at narrative, story-telling and playing, exploring the often blurred lines between fiction and reality.
For Black History Month we are Celebrating Black on Screen Talent. Akeelah and the Bee, screening at Glasgow Film Theatre, is an inspirational story of an amazing young girl who dreams of competing in the National Spelling Bee.
At this afternoon tea you can listen to short conversations between women architects in relation to their work on sites such as Cumbernauld, Edinburgh’s New Town and North Glasgow.
Learn how to design your own women's history walk in Milton of Campsie.
With help from Glasgow Women’s Library and the Trails and Tales project, you will develop an outline and test out a route for a short guided tour featuring local women using your own knowledge and stories and memories which have already been gathered. We’ll show you examples of what has been done by other groups and help you create the route which will then become part of a series of exciting new walks around East Dunbartonshire.
