Across the road from GWL is a new temporary orchard for people to acknowledge grief and imagine peaceful futures. Three artists respond to the themes of trees, hope and healing across this arbour and within the library space.
Join us and our friends at the Goethe-Institut Glasgow in shedding light on a neglected history as we invite Annabelle Hirsch to discuss her book A History of Women in […]
Story Café regular, Donna Moore, joins us to talk about her work-in-progress, the follow up to The Unpicking, set in 1921.
The Reading Group for Muslim Women brings together women interested in books written by Muslim women or with a focus on women’s issues.
Join us for a conversation, tea and games while we practise English and Scottish words and phrases and learn about each other’s lives and cultures.
Join us this Summer for a range of GWL’s bitesize feminist crafting including block printing, collage art, basket weaving, and much more.
These vibrant and thoughtful monthly Open Book creative writing sessions are led by Kathrine Sowerby, a poet and writer based in Glasgow.
In this creative workshop we will explore how radical queer, feminist, and anti-capitalist theory and activism can be applied to the food system.
Join us for a conversation, tea and games while we practise English and Scottish words and phrases and learn about each other’s lives and cultures.
Drawn to the possibilities left open by Joan Eardley’s (1921 - 63) last, incomplete painting Two Children (1962), artist Kate Downie (b. 1958) is debuting her recreated and completed version of Eardley’s iconic painting alongside other new works that explore childhood, sibling relationships, care and creativity.
