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.
TYCI and Glasgow Women's Library are proud to present renowned writer and performer Lindy West in conversation at GWL, celebrating the release of her much-anticipated upcoming book Shrill: Notes from a Loud Woman.
Celebrate with us as we launch the Young Critics Exhibition!
This exhibition, which runs from Friday 3rd June to Saturday 11th June, will showcase the work of the brilliant Young Critics project.
We reveal what really goes on behind the scenes through this exhibition of drawings by artist and GWL volunteer Eilidh Nicolson.
GWL Warm Welcome drop-in days take place on the first Saturday of every month: if you are new to GWL find out about borrowing, volunteering, our programmes and projects and get a full tour and your questions answered.
Experience our fantastic women’s history walking tour which digs the dirt on Victorian society, unearths women’s achievements and exhumes the histories of women buried in Glasgow’s Necropolis. Our tour guides will tell the stories of both the notorious and forgotten women buried in these atmospheric surroundings.
GWL Warm Welcome drop-in days take place on the first Saturday of every month: if you are new to GWL find out about borrowing, volunteering, our programmes and projects and get a full tour and your questions answered.
Join the Scottish Women's Budget Group, along with Engender and Close the Gap, for an afternoon of learning and discussion around women and the economy. We'll look at how these spending decisions affect the lives of women, why it's important to present an alternative narrative to mainstream economics, and how you can get involved in SWBG and 'Plan F' - a feminist plan for a caring and sustainable economy.
We are looking to expand our programme of women’s heritage walks with our first in the Southside and we need you to help us. This informal series of workshops is suitable for any women who are interested, whether you’re already a keen researcher or if this is a first step into history workshops or research, a warm welcome awaits.
