This vibrant exhibition from Glasgow Women’s Library records and illustrates the colourful histories of women migrants to the Pollokshields area of Glasgow from the 1950s on.
Ever wanted to write a witty monologue or sitcom? Or maybe a rom-com? But don’t know where to start. Come along and learn the basics with writer and GWL Reader in Residence, Magi Gibson.
Uncover the Merchant City’s hidden history during this walk around Glasgow’s cosmopolitan hub.
GWL will be closed over the Easter weekend. We will re-open as normal on Tuesday, 2nd April.
This ongoing course will develop your skills in researching local women’s history and is suitable for beginners and experienced alike.
Experience this fantastic women’s history walking tour that digs the dirt on Victorian society, unearths women’s achievements and exhumes the history of some of the women buried in the Glasgow Necropolis.
As part of the Orkney Book Festival 2013 there will be a screening of our film, Margaret Tait, Film Poet. The screening follows a memorial lecture by Sarah Neely at the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness.
Continuing our series of themed events rolled out over the seasons which involve visiting local outdoor spaces and woodlands to increase physical activity.
Join Glasgow Women’s Library’s Women Make History tour guides on our newest Women’s Heritage Walk.
These training sessions will introduce you to the Women of Scotland website which has now logged the stories of over 300 memorials to women.
