It’s time to reveal the hidden history of the women of the West End... Join our tour guides and learn all about the remarkable, unsung women who built this part of Glasgow.
Glasgow’s West End- the home of rousing radicals, tireless teachers and steadfast suffragettes! Learn all about the women of the area on our West End Heritage Walk.
Radicals, suffragettes and a pipe-smoking special constable. Hear all about them on the West End Women’s Walk this Summer.
This walk is filled with tales of trailblazing women who made Merchant City including formidable midwives, the 'Scots Scarlet Pimpernel' and a hatchet-wielding temperance campaigner from Kentucky.
Visit Kelvingrove Gallery on International Women's Day to see Darkness to Light: a theatre performance relating the journeys of women moving on from abuse.
Part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival, join GWL guides to walk in the shoes of the ansisters on this pioneering women’s heritage walk. In the Steps of the Ansisters Saturday 20th October, 2pm to 4pm (free) This event is now fully booked, if you would like to be put on the […]
This workshop provides an opportunity to design and create a sash and rosette with words and phrases relating to mental wellbeing. Gems, flowers and embellishments will be provided to decorate the sash.
Part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival, this workshop provides an opportunity to recall any special memories or dreams and illustrate them by creating a scrapbook page using creative paper, gems and embellishments. This workshop explores how you can increase wellbeing by recalling cherished memories or dreams that bring back positivity and a brighter outlook on life.
