Queer Craft Club is a community run monthly crafting meet up. Each session a different member will teach us their favourite craft.

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Artist Fredde Lanka invites you to this 2 part online workshop where you will learn how you can become a video game zinester using a free open source software called TWINE.

This group is a place to share opportunities and performances, meet other local storytellers, and build a professional network in a relaxed, casual environment.

This workshop will explore lo-fi filmmaking and create a zine art manifesto that guides collective filmmaking practice.

A night of chatting and myth busting for anyone interested in sex education, sexual health, how we relate to the people around us.

Not your usual book club, this is a social space for LGBTQ+ people to come together and do one of our favourite things, read.

Come along for a making session for those with neurological conditions which includes migraines, long Covid, etc.

A peer support group that gives creatives space to reflect on the highs and lows of their month.

A group to discuss theories and themes in contemporary and past television series. This month’s show: Bob’s Burgers

To Filth is a group for trans women and trans feminine people to gather to discuss transfeminist texts.

Un/Nature is a queer ecologies reading group, plucking texts from zines, philosophy, critical theory and poetry.

Use illustration and creative activities to explore the basics of DoxyPEP use, benefits and risks, and strategies for negotiating DoxyPEP in your sexual and romantic relationships.

Make content for the second issue of Replay Zine at this zine making social for women and non-binary people into gaming. Replay is a zine that shines light on the vibrant community of women and non binary gamers in Scotland by bringing people together and sharing experiences.

Come share your talents at our Open Mic night at Glasgow Zine Library - it's your time to shine!

This group is a place to share opportunities and performances, meet other local storytellers, and build a professional network in a relaxed, casual environment.

Join us for the second in a 3 part series with Glasgow Housing Struggle Archive. In our third workshop, archivists from Glasgow Zine Library will talk us through the building and cataloguing an archive collection, with the opportunity to learn more about GZL's materials and contribute to the cataloguing of GHSA's material.

London-based art practitioner and youth worker Meera Shakti Osborne shares zines and audio from the DUH archive along with zines from Glasgow Zine Library, exploring DIY ways of recording history.

Queer Craft Club is a community run monthly crafting meet up. Each session a different member will teach us their favourite craft.

Not your usual book club, this is a social space for LGBTQ+ people to come together and do one of our favourite things, read.

Join us for the launch of KNOT JUST HAIR, a zine by Lizzie Edoh Eidson.

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Join Mel Grant and Nicola Cook from Wellcome Collection, London, to hear about their growing zine collection broadly themed around health, and new display Zines Forever! DIY Publications and Disability Justice, which runs until 14 September.

Using gathered materials like redundant packaging, printed papers and recyclable art paper, participants will learn how to recycle fibres and form new papers, perhaps for drawing, hand printing or to use as covers for limited edition paper publications.

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Art practioner and youth worker Meera Shakti Osborne shares insights into archiving unruly histories in this online talk. We will think together about the impulse to archive, questioning the process and reflecting on ways of recording and sharing. Meera will share audio samples from the

A night of chatting and myth busting for anyone interested in sex education, sexual health, how we relate to the people around us.

Join award-winning novelist, short story writer and screenwriter Rachelle Atalla for an in-person workshop exploring the art, breadth and beauty of speculative fiction.

A group to discuss theories and themes in contemporary and past television series. This month’s show: Feminist television

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The event will bring together speakers - Armine Karapetyan, Maria Zakaryan and Arpi Balyan - from FemLibrary (Yerevan, Armenia) to discuss feminist organising, queer resistance, and zine culture.

Join us for our monthly afternoons of zine-making at the library. This is open to makers of all experience, whether you’re brand new, or in the middle of working on a zine already.

To Filth is a group for trans women and trans feminine people to gather to discuss transfeminist texts.

A peer support group that gives creatives space to reflect on the highs and lows of their month.