A poignant, tender and at times comic exploration into the experience of fatherhood, the project has been designed into a limited edition publication and will launch and be on sale at The Glad Cafe. There will be a temporary exhibition of selected images from the project.
Celebrating on Father's Day it will be a family friendly event and there will be creative activities for children and families to celebrate their dads.
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Want to be the first to hear about what's happening in Glasgow? Just hit 'Like' on our Facebook page, join the What's On Scotland Facebook Group and 'Follow' on our Twitter account and you're all set!Music Bus Glasgow South are bringing their Sunday Sessions, designed with busy families in mind, to The Glad Cafe on selected dates through the year!
READ MORERed Sky July have announced they'll bring their Misty Morning tour to The Glad Cafe on Friday 28th February!
READ MOREThe award-winning Blackheart Orchestra will bring 'The Better Than Me Tour' to The Glad Cafe on Thursday 6th March!
READ MORECome along and experience the fine mixture of traditional and folk music, storytelling and good company when Lynne Hanson performs at The Glad Cafe as part of The Fallen Angels Club!
READ MOREThe London-based group Index For Working Musik are formed from previous members of TOY and The Proper Ornaments, catch them live at The Glad Cafe on Friday 11th April!
READ MOREAwkward Family Portraits have been dishing out rockin' roots music to the streets of Glasgow since 2016, don't miss them live at The Glad Cafe on Saturday 12th April!
READ MOREOhio balladeer and story writer Austin Stambaugh is set to headline The Glad Cafe on Tuesday 6th May as part of The Fallen Angels Club!
READ MORELondon-based band, Good Sad Happy Bad, have announced a gig at The Glad Cafe on Saturday 10th May!
READ MOREAward-winning folk songwriter Amelia Coburn has announced a headline show at the Glad Cafe on Sunday 11th May!
READ MORENew Orleans based Esther Rose makes her way to Scotland in May for a headline show at The Glad Cafe on Monday 19th!
READ MOREDon't miss alternative Folk mainstay Junior Brother when he plays The Glad Cafe on Friday 6th June!
READ MOREThe Fallen Angels Club proudly presents internationally recognised award-winning artist Hannah White live at The Glad Cafe on Wednesday 18th June!
READ MOREMulti award winning Americana and Country duo My Darling Clementine have announced they'll return to The Glad Cafe on Sunday 27th July!
READ MOREFollowing on from a sold out show at the Glad Cafe for Glasgow Americana in 2023, Belfast-based songwriter Anthony Toner makes a welcome return to the venue for a Sunday afternoon show in September!
READ MOREGlasgow Mitchell Library Classics Book Group runs on the first Thursday of each month with the library kindly providing books for all members, so there is no cost involved!
READ MOREGlasgow Libraries welcomes award-winning Scottish author Kirsty Logan to discuss her moving and immersive memoir about infertility, pregnancy and motherhood.
READ MOREGlasgow Libraries welcomes author and storyteller Rachel Plummer to share their magical new picture book The Big Day, which provides a joyful GIANT celebration of love in all its forms!
READ MOREAs part of Shettleston Libraries' centenary celebrations, Glasgow Libraries are delighted to welcome global bestselling author Jenny Colgan to discuss her new book, Close Knit!
READ MOREGlasgow Libraries are delighted to welcome local author Rodge Glass to Whiteinch Library to discuss his poignant memoir Joshua in the Sky.
READ MORETo mark World Gaelic Week 2025 Glasgow Libraries welcome author Shelagh Chaimbeul, winner of the Gaelic New Writers Award 2023, to the Mitchell Library to discuss her Scots Gaelic crime novel!
READ MOREAs part of their Women's History Month celebrations Glasgow Libraries are delighted to welcome author Ajay Close to Drumchapel Library to discuss her new novel, What Doesn't Kill Us!
READ MOREJoin Glasgow Libraries at the Mitchell Library on International Women's Day for a creative writing workshop with bestselling author Marisa Haetzman.
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