In March 2015, Mixing The Colours published our anthology of women’s writing gathered in the course of the project and as part of our Dragon’s Pen Writing Competition. The Mixing […]
If you would like to be getting out to see more things happening in Glasgow then this group might be for you! Find out more about the group and the kinds of things which we go to at our Seeing Things planning meetings.
Our warm and welcoming Story Café is the perfect way to relax over lunchtime. Bring along a bite to eat, grab a cuppa, and enjoy listening to wonderful short stories, novel extracts and poems by women writers from around the world.
We are proud to present our first Mixing The Colours Story Café Special in the library space where our anthology entries were conceived. Delving into memories and real life events, […]
A one-off special marriage-themed discussion event in partnership with The History of Working-Class Marriage in Scotland project will give attendees the opportunity to recollect and explore their own experiences of marriage, love and relationships in a welcoming, supportive and relaxed environment.
The Sex in the Women’s Library season culminates this evening with the launch of our new sexology themed publication Sex Between the Covers, our podcasts and film.
Uncover the Merchant City’s hidden history during this walking tour around Glasgow’s cosmopolitan hub.
Join our tour guides on this free tour as part of Doors Open Day festival as we uncover the female stars that stud the fabric of this famous quarter.
It’s Doors Open Day at Glasgow Women’s Library. This is one of the first opportunities to see the wonderful refurbishment by Collective Architecture of our new main events space in all its glory before we unleash the full potential of this unique library, museum and archive and begin to deliver our new, fresh artistic and cultural events within the new venue.
Discover the hidden heroines of Glasgow’s East End by joining our tour guides on Glasgow Women’s Library’s unique heritage walk as part of Glasgow Open Doors Day Festival.
Premiere screening of March, which documents the large scale, pubic art event March of Women that spilled out onto the streets of Bridgeton on the eve of International Women's Day 2015.
