Exhibition showcasing outcomes from the Palestinian Embroidery workshops which took place through Spring. Alongside these new works we present documentation of traditional Palestinian embroidery from partners in the West Bank.
This symposium places Jenny Wartnaby's research on the history of the feminist anti-violence movement in Scotland alongside other exciting work in this area. Speakers include Lesley Orr, Sarah Browne, and Hannah Austin.
Think lunchtime is just about what’s on your sandwich? Think again! Pull up at chair at our weekly Story Café, sit back with your cuppa and travel the world, one tale at a time. We’ve read about barefoot, pioneering climbers in Snowdonia, globe-trotting, fearless matriarchs from India, and fabled heroines on dangerous quests in Afghanistan.
Get the date in your diary early to celebrate the launch of Glasgow Women's Library's Summer 2016 programme.
Get the date in your diary early to celebrate the launch of Glasgow Women's Library's Summer 2016 programme.
Susan Calman launches her new book 'Cheer Up, Love' at Glasgow Women's Library. Muriel Gray will be In Conversation with Susan at the launch, and the event also offers you the chance to purchase a copy of the book.
Women and the economy in a post election Scotland Workshop hosted by Scottish Women's Budget Group.
Join women from history, such as Mary Barbour and Agnes Dollan, on this pioneering women’s heritage walk that reveals the hidden histories of Glasgow’s West End: from pipe-smoking forewomen to revolting schoolmistresses. A unique and inspiring insight into the hitherto unsung women who made the West End.
Restless Natives is a cross-platform multi-venue cultural festival championing independent purveyors of music, film, food, drink, business and numerous other fields within Scotland. It entails seven solid days of high quality cultural events in the East End of Glasgow, and our Women of the East End Heritage walk is part of it.
If you are interested in joining the Seeing Things group, which gives women the opportunity to see things like art exhibitions and theatre, together with other women, please get in touch with GWL or join the Seeing Things Planning meetings this Spring to find out more.
