by Gladstones Library | Thursday, 29th September 2016
Theatr Clwyd, Mold, is offering friends of Gladstone's Library a 10% discount off full and concession ticket prices at all performances of Insignificance.
by Gladstones Library | Tuesday, 20th September 2016
A creative partnership has been recognised at a national awards ceremony.
During the annual Arts & Business Cymru Awards, support given to a scheme run by Gladstone’s Library was acknowledged as a ‘model of excellence in philanthropic giving’.
by Gladstones Library | Tuesday, 13th September 2016
Ask someone to name a Virginia Woolf novel and they may well mention To The Lighthouse or Mrs Dalloway. Night and Day, Woolf’s second novel published in 1919 – a copy of which can be found in the Annex – probably won’t come up in conversation unless you are talking to someone who is a dedicated Woolf reader. Night and Day isn’t what you might expect of her. Think of Woolf and the word experimental comes to mind. It’s also somewhat longer than some of her later novels. This is early Woolf, on the way to breaking with convention and doing things differently, but not there yet.
by Gladstones Library | Tuesday, 13th September 2016
On Sunday 4th September, at approximately 5pm, I was the lucky recipient of a bout of applause. Over 80 people showed their appreciation in the usual way for two-and-a-bit days of Gladfest, our now annual fixture where the brightest stars of the literary firmament come to Hawarden. If I do say so myself, that applause was especially well deserved this year. Gladfest has always been good but there was an energy about it this year that really made it one-of-a-kind.
by Gladstones Library | Wednesday, 07th September 2016
Gladstone’s Library has announced the names of the five winners of its Writers in Residence award and the recipient of its Political Writer in Residence award for 2017.
