Wine & Wonders: Horror at the Mitchell
This Halloween, join Glasgow Libraries for a special after hours evening of gothic horror in the hallowed halls of the Mitchell Library!
About Wine & Wonders: Horror at the Mitchell
We are showcasing students from Glasgow University's Centre for Fantasy and the Fantastical as they discuss their research into the horror genre.
If you are feeling brave you can join us on a spooky behind the scenes tour of the Mitchell Library, perhaps you will meet our resident ghost Septimus..... Or why not enjoy our curated collection of unique horror themed library treasures.
Tickets include a complimentary glass of wine. There will be a chance to buy refreshments, listen to music and hear readings in our pop up bar.
Halloween/fancy dress costumes welcome!
This event is for over 18s and is unsuitable for those with mobility issues as there are stairs and narrow corridors.
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