On Friday 23 August 2024, 7pm till late, Glasgow-based indie-publisher thi wurd presents their live literary event ‘Earthly Rewards’ at The Glad Cafe. This event will feature completely new readings & performances from thi wurd’s recent anthology 'Earthly Rewards'. There will be additional literary readings plus live music, visual art and curated playlists. Another feature of the night will be stalls selling books, magazines, t-shirts, tote bags and artworks.
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READ MOREVancouver based singer-songwriter, Joshua Hyslop, makes a return to The Glad Cafe on Tuesday 28th January!
READ MOREOn 29th of January, Little Acres is launching their much anticipated debut EP titled Wait - a 5 track EP which is an existential journey through the many facets of adulthood and womanhood.
READ MOREKnown for his thoughtful yet full-blooded songs and his charismatic live performances don't miss your chance to see Niall McNamee at The Glad Cafe as part of Celtic Connections 2025!
READ MOREGareth Smith's music reflects his industrial roots. Words are his raw material; storytelling and communication are created, assembled, and reworked until meaning and purpose are found.
READ MORERed Sky July have announced they'll bring their Misty Morning tour to The Glad Cafe on Friday 28th February!
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 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 MOREAward-winning folk songwriter Amelia Coburn has announced a headline show at the Glad Cafe on Sunday 11th May!
READ MOREDon't miss alternative Folk mainstay Junior Brother when he plays The Glad Cafe on Friday 6th June!
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 MOREGet ready for an unforgettable afternoon when Ringwood Publishing host their Memoirs Event at Hillhead Library on Sunday 19th January!
READ MOREJoin Waterstones Sauchiehall Street as they welcome William Hanson to sign copies of his latest publication, Just Good Manners.
READ MOREThe National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall is delighted to present an afternoon of poetry and prose by Scotland-based migrant writers and the editors of 'the other side of hope'.
READ MORECome along and coorie in and celebrate the Baird's birthday at the Mitchell Library's fun Scots language family day on Saturday 25th January!
READ MORECome join Dave and Steve Flynn from The Happy Pear as they dish out wisdom, laughs, and plenty of plant-based goodness when they bring their live tour to Oran Mor Glasgow on Sunday 26th January!
READ MOREJoin bestselling author Tom Hindle at Waterstones Sauchiehall Street as he brings you his latest locked-room destination mystery, perfect for fans of Anthony Horowitz and Knives Out.
READ MOREWhat happens when you realise winning means betting on others losing? Gary Stevenson knows first-hand. Join him at Waterstones Sauchiehall Street as he discusses his life and ideas.
READ MORECeltic Connections proudly presents Coorie Doon: A Scottish Lullaby Story with Jackie Kay, come and coorie doon for an hour of story and song for children and adults!
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