Drawn to the possibilities left open by Joan Eardley’s last, incomplete, painting Two Children (1962), artist Kate Downie is debuting her recreated and completed version of Eardley’s iconic painting alongside other new works that explore childhood, sibling relationships, care and creativity.
The Reading Group for Muslim Women brings together women interested in books written by Muslim women or with a focus on women’s issues.Â
Readers of Colour is a thriving community of Women* and Non-binary Readers of Colour who come together to read writing by Women and Non-binary Writers of Colour!
Rediscover the joy of being read to, as we dip into stories and poems by some of the best women writers around.
Readers of Colour is a thriving community of Women* and Non-binary Readers of Colour who come together to read writing by Women and Non-binary Writers of Colour!
Readers of Colour is a thriving community of Women* and Non-binary Readers of Colour who come together to read writing by Women and Non-binary Writers of Colour!
These vibrant and thoughtful monthly Open Book creative writing sessions are led by Kathrine Sowerby, a poet and writer based in Glasgow.
Each session focuses on a different theme – such as Home, Grow and Transform, or Garden – and we use poetry and short stories as prompts for your own creative writing.
If you are new to speaking English or fancy a cuppa and a chat, this event is perfect for you!
Pull up a chair and join us as we celebrate the wonderful world of Urdu poetry.
Join us this Autumn for a range of GWL’s bitesize feminist crafting sessions, including clay work, basket weaving, quilling, and much more.Â
Liberating Histories is research project that tells the stories of the Women's Liberation Movement through UK feminist magazines and connects these stories to women's activism today.
Rediscover the joy of being read to, as we dip into stories and poems by some of the best women writers around.
If you are new to speaking English or fancy a cuppa and a chat, this event is perfect for you!
Join us this Autumn for a range of GWL’s bitesize feminist crafting sessions, including clay work, basket weaving, quilling, and much more.Â
The Library will be closed over Christmas and Hogmanay, and will re-open in the New Year on Tuesday, 7th January.
