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• Gaelic bookbug

  Join us for songs, rhymes and stories in English and Gaelic at Gaelic Bookbug at the National Library of Scotland.
• Researching gender and sexuality

  Learn about three eResources accessible for members of the National Library of Scotland useful for researching gender and sexuality.
• 100 years of women's lives and writings

  Explore the work of a range of remarkable women through our free-to-use Digital Gallery.
• Doors Open Days: Family activities at Causewayside

  This Doors Open Day drop-in to the National Library of Scotland’s Causewayside building to try out our library games and activities for all ages.
• Doors Open Days: Tours of Causewayside building

  Tour through the National Library of Scotland’s custom-built Causewayside building!
• Doors Open Days: George IV Bridge building

  This Doors Open Days drop in to the National Library of Scotland for games, activities, tours, and exhibitions.
• Nature crafternoon

  Drop-in to the National Library of Scotland's George IV Bridge building for an afternoon of nature crafts for all ages.
• Blasad: A taste of Gaelic culture

  For St Andrews Day, join us for a taste of Gaelic culture with poetry, music, and song in the company of the Scottish Makar.
• The pleasures and power of reading with Graeme Macrae Burnet

  Join Scottish author Graeme Macrae Burnet in this talk as he explores the impact that being a reader has had on his life.
• Gunpowder, treason and plot: James VI and I, Survivor King

  Learn about King James VI and I in relation to the 1605 Gunpowder Plot this Bonfire night.
• How to kill a witch

  Join us for a discussion with the 'Witches of Scotland' podcasters Dr Claire Mitchell, KC, and Dr Zoe Venditozzi as they discuss their new book.
• How popular was Jane Austen?

  In this talk Jane Austen expert Professor Katie Halsey will explore the popularity of women writers of Austen's time.