Feminist Festive Fayre – Glasgow Women’s Library
Saturday, 29th November, 2025, 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Glasgow Women’s Library 23 Landressy Street, Glasgow, G40 1BP
Free – Drop In
You are invited to the second annual GWL Feminist Festive Fayre – a seasonal celebration packed with feminist cheer!
Sip on something mulled as you browse the hand-picked selection of unique, meaningful gifts: from fine art prints and vintage copies of Spare Rib, to limited edition t-shirts, jigsaws and candles. And of course, there will be the legendary raffle with prizes generously donated by local artists, makers and businesses.
Come along for your chance to win something truly special – and support a great cause while you’re at it.
There’ll also be:
A delicious community bake sale
Make-your-own badges
Feminist festive tunes
And plenty of warmth, laughter and sparkle
Free entry. Everyone welcome.
All proceeds will support the work of Glasgow Women’s Library.
Come for the gifts, stay for the joy — and help GWL make a difference this festive season.
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