Join us for our weekly 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.

Learn 2 simple bookbinding methods to transform found materials into curated, unique booklets

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.

Tired of the festive season blues and endless shopping lists? Step away from consumer madness and into the quirky world of sustainable making! In this hands-on workshop, we’ll be turning the humble pasta maker into your new favourite printmaking tool. Using recycled tetrapak cartons, you’ll design and etch your very own bookmark.

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

Join us for the launch of Last Call at the Local, a zine by Cheryl McGregor. Featuring live poetry and pub snacks.

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I'm Not Buying It – the world's only Watchdog fanzine – is a collaborative zine edited by Jared Schiller, exploring consumer culture through art and writing. For this hour Jared will discuss the making of the zine and be joined by three of its contributors: the journalist, artist and musician Siân Pattenden and artists Joshua Knowles and Josh Moir.

Want to get back into drawing, work on your portfolio or just meet new people? Come along to The Sketchbook Sessions, a designated space and time where we can relax and draw together, taking a break from the busyness of life.

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.

Ever made a zine from an old polaroid camera? How about from a plastic bag? In this hands-on workshop focused on recycling and reusing, you'll learn to see the possibility of how the things you might throw away can be turned into an unusual zine!

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

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.

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

Join Jeremy Sachs, a psychotherapist, lecturer, and author, as he delves into the creation of his new book, 'An Intersectional Guide for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and their Allies: Masculinity Reconnected'. This essential resource is designed for male survivors of sexual abuse, as well as healthcare professionals, therapists, and loved ones of survivors.

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

What is dissent? What are poetics?

In this pilot workshop, Dissent Rover invites attendees to rove these questions. We will shape something like a poetics of a dissent, something where we write a poem and reflect on it.

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Ever thought about how comics can capture history, memory, and the passage of time? In this hands-on workshop, we’ll experiment with the unique ways comics combine text, image, and space to tell stories — especially historical ones.

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.

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

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.

Fresh from a run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Meron McCardle presents Questions for my Ancestors. Seamlessly weaving together poetry and storytelling, Meron shares their experience of moving to Scotland from Aotearoa New Zealand, as they question what it means to be living in a place where they have ancestral connections to the land for the first time.

A group to discuss theories and themes in contemporary and past television series. This month’s show: Murder Mini-Series (Mare of Easttown, Sharp Objects, Top of the Lake)

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.

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