LTA and Getty Images present She Rallies: Women’s Tennis in Focus – an exhibition celebrating and showcasing the rich history and bright future of women’s tennis, at a time when the eyes of the sport will be on the Scottish city.
The Billie Jean King Cup Finals – the women’s world cup of tennis – is taking place in the Emirates Arena from 8-13 8th – 13th November, featuring the 12 twelve best teams in the world, and some of the sport’s biggest names, competing to be crowned world champions.
The public exhibition, supported by Glasgow City Council, will be live on Argyle Street from 1st - 13th November 2022, providing a visual journey through the history of the women’s game.
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