What better way to explore the East End than in the company of our lovely tour guides on wheels? Join them for this gentle ride along traffic-free cycle paths and be awed by the exploits of women cyclists, from Suffragettes to peace campaigners, from athletes to those preferring slower, more social rides.
A workshop facilitated by Lee Seekings Norman offers an opportunity to share and explore menopause experiences and take part in creative activities linked to the exhibition.
Together let’s look at butch identity and female masculinity on screen and within LGBTQ+ communities.
During the Mackintosh Festival in Glasgow in true GWL style we are celebrating the life of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh and the other Glasgow Girls on this one of a kind walking tour.
Changing Room aims to recognize and acknowledge the changes and challenges of the menopause, to explore stereotypes of women as we age, and to create space for a positive, playful and creative celebration of this new life phase.
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.
Women are woven into the fabric of Highland history. Artists, Jacobites and Highland Maids are all waiting to be introduced to you with help from the Glasgow Women’s Library staff and collections. Explore some of the fascinating suffragette artefacts in GWL's archive and help put Highland women who deserve to be celebrated and remembered on your own local map.
Rediscover the joy of being read to as we explore tales of love, longing and what it is to be human, by the best women writers world-wide.
Rediscover the joy of being read to as we explore tales of love, longing and what it is to be human, by the best women writers world-wide.
A series of creative workshops inspired by cloth and clothing.
The final workshop before the work created is installed in the Tall Tales exhibition which opens on the 21st October.
