In the lead up to International Women’s Day and before heading on tour beyond Glasgow some of the gems of 21 Revolutions, our knock-out exhibition, launched at Centre for Contemporary Arts, last year will be available to view in the lush surroundings of Bar Gandolfi for a special limited period.
In the build up to National Libraries Day we are celebrating with a browsing hour. Come in any time between 1pm and 4pm to browse our fantastic selection of books.
The BBC and the Public Cataloguing Foundation have been working together to create a unique online resource featuring oil paintings from museums and galleries across the United Kingdom called Your Paintings. Glasgow Women’s Library were delighted to be part of this project which showcases our collection of Clare Galloway artworks.
Glasgow Women’s Library will be popping up at the Glasgow Short Film Festival this year.
This ongoing course will develop your skills in researching local women’s history and is suitable for beginners and experienced alike.
These training sessions will introduce you to the Women of Scotland website which has now logged the stories of over 300 memorials to women.
Continuing our series of themed events rolled out over the seasons which involve visiting local outdoor spaces and woodlands to increase physical activity.
This ongoing course will develop your skills in researching local women’s history and is suitable for beginners and experienced alike.
Part of the Glasgow Film Festival, a screening of GWL Documentary Margaret Tait, Film Poet, by Marissa Keating and Michael Thomas Jones about the intensely private, enigmatic filmmaker told through her friends, family and peers.
Come along to meet the team behind the Hens Tae Watch Oot Fur zine and get your hands on the latest issue – hot off the press! Items from the Lesbian Archive will also be on display to amaze and inspire.
