International Women's Day

Women-led independent businesses in Glasgow

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we are highlighting some of the fantastic Women-Led independent businesses in Glasgow that you can support.

For more info, you can click each tab and follow each social media handle!

  • @thewoomroom

    The Woom Room is a space to bring the public of Glasgow (especially that of the Savoy Centre itself) into the realm of the Glasgow art scene. In an accessible and commercial way it; spreads positive messaging, educates, brings movements forward, explore ideas of existence, connection, mental health and sexuality.

    We aim to break down barriers between groups by interacting in a variety of different ways including: regular exhibitions, events, collaborations, performances, workshops and even shop visits that would open up a dialogue with Woom Room artists themselves.

    The Woom Room is for Glasgow, by Glasgow, celebrating Glasgow.

  • @kidd.murray

    Kidd Murray (b.1994) explores themes of consumerism and materialism, and depicts a

    natural environment which has been ruled by both, rendering it obsolete. These imagined

    places are adorned with diamantes, vibrant colours and manicured landscapes, a nod to

    materialism and impractical and harmful beauty standards. A focal point in most of

    Murray’s work is the glowing green worm, which represents a toxic consumer. In some

    pieces the worm can be seen feeding off of fruits and plants, and in others it appears to

    be struggling to find its place in a superficial, dysfunctional world.

  • @curateglasgow

    Curate. Glasgow is a discovery platform designed to bring together the best of Glasgow’s creative and independent talents.

    Curate. was founded in 2020 by Southside resident, Kate Maxwell. She sought to create a dynamic online space for people to browse and discover Glasgow-based independent businesses.

    What exists now is a curated space of hand-selected artists, makers and shops from Glasgow and the surrounding area. Hand-picked by Kate, she discovers brands through social media, markets and personal recommendations.

    From fine jewellery to coffee shops, hand-poured candles to print studios, Curate provides an online space for creatives to be discovered and supported by their local community and beyond.