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.

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

In the third and final Collage and Conversation session of 2024, we will be diving into an exploration of utopias and collectively designing alternative futures.

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

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

In this workshop for trans and non-binary people, we will write through the ways gender happens among groups and in relationships. Working from the understanding that transition is a series of social decisions, rather than one innate transformation, we will consider the lineages that inform our existence: from friends and lovers to historical and pop culture figures to strangers on the internet.

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

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.

We invite you to a weird and wonderful night of music to celebrate Sersi's new musical collection

Come join Chicago-based artist Bianca Xunise to celebrate the release of their book PUNK ROCK KARAOKE.

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

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

Have you ever wondered how social media and dating apps impact your wellbeing? Do you use online spaces to explore or connect with people about your sexual and reproductive health? This creative workshop will explore these questions and more through open discussion and creative zine making.

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

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.

An introduction to designing typography in the chaotic, symmetrical, (often illedgible), style of black metal logos.

Join us for a session of role-playing games, perfect for all skill levels! We'll be playing two beginner-friendly sessions alongside each other, The Quiet Year" and "There but for the Geese of God".

This event will carve out space to reflect on how fascism shows up across the various frontiers of our lives and discuss strategies of resistance– from the individual and intimate, to the collective and structural.

This event is for Black and people of colour / people of global majority.

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

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

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

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

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Join hate zine editor Luisa Le Voguer and writer, performer and organiser Amardeep Singh Dhillon as they discuss zines, DIY culture, activism and how to resist rising fascism.

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.

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

In this collage and conversation event with activist and pluralistic therapist Loa Pour Mirza, we will use collage-making to share our thoughts and feelings about being in Britain, and what this means in relation to our histories, heritage and identities.

This event is for Black and people of colour / people of global majority.

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

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Learn about how copyright law intersects with creative practices, including why copyright matters and what challenges it poses to creative practitioners.