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Spring 2026 Programme Out Now!

You can download a PDF copy of the new programme here. If you would like to read our large print version, click here. Welcome to Glasgow Women’s Library’s first events programme of 2026. This year is significant in Scotland. There’s the small matter of the Scottish Parliamentary elections this Spring (more on that later) and we will also be celebrating the 35th birthday of Gl...


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Spring Programme 2026: Events at a Glance

Our Spring 2025 Programme is now available and you can pick up your copy of the beautiful printed brochure at GWL or take a look on our online events calendar. Here we have a quick round up of all the events we have coming up and links to where you can book them: ONGOING 6th December to Saturday 28th March: Chloe Austin: Darling Diaphanous EXTENDED until Saturday 28th…


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Maud Sulter Annual Lecture with Pratibha Parmar – Recording Now Available

Glasgow Women’s Library, in partnership with The Glasgow School of Art and Street Level Photoworks, is delighted to share the recording of the Maud Sulter Annual Lecture 2025 with Pratibha Parmar, which is now available to watch online. Pratibha Parmar first met Maud Sulter in the mid-1980s, during a period when Black women artists, writers and cultural workers were carving o...


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December Book Picnic

Every month, GWL team members and volunteers share what we’ve read at our Book Picnic. Here’s what we’ve been reading recently: The Escape Artist by Diane Chamberlain Eliane found The Escape Artist to be a very interesting read. The narrative focuses on a woman and her child going on the run, to then having critical information to stop a serial bomber.


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Queer Love Letters from History

Queer expressions of love through letters dates back as far as the 2nd century. Throughout the Middle Ages and Renaissance, queer people expressed their love through artistic language and elaborate metaphors. This was often to avoid public persecution. Shakespeare’s sonnets, for example, have often been interpreted as holding homoerotic desire, though there is still some deba...


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