5th February 2025 | |
6pm | |
Kelvin Hall 1445 Argyle Street, Glasgow West End G3 8AW |
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Free but booking required | |
Visit the event website here | |
It includes footage of the Lavender Menace bookshop, which opened in 1982.
The film screening will be followed by an opportunity to see a live-streamed display of selected manuscripts from Bob Orr’s archive about the setting up of the Lavender Menace bookshop. The archive is held at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh. These manuscripts will prompt a discussion with Sigrid and the other members of the group about the establishment of the bookshop in the 1980s and the work that continues today.
Wednesday 5th February, 6-7pm. Free but ticketed, please book here.
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