Ten days of events just for women
Lunches are served at Perth College on March 1,7 and 8 enjoy a free pilates taster session on March 4 at Bälans Pilates Studio, at Perth Airport, Scone, from 10.45am. And this venue will also hold free sessions just for women on March 5, 6 and 7. Booking these ahead is essential, call 01738 550 396 or book online: http:// www.balanspilates.com/ timetables/
Hatha yoga is offered on March 5 in Scone Old Church Hall at 2pm, costing £6. Pre booking essential, call 01821 650403 or email
alwynemacmillan@ hotmail.co.uk
Now how often do women talk about the menopause without fear of upsetting others? Ensuring it feels fine to speak about it, there’s a Menopause Café at the Glassrooms Café, Perth Concert Hall on March 8 making everybody welcome from 1-2pm.
On March 5, is a forum for women’s issues at Perth Theatre.
A free event by the Perth Women’s Collective at 6.30pm provides a space for women to talk and to listen, to be celebrated, and for anyone and everyone to continue the conversation around gender equality.
On March 7, RASAC P&K will examine some of the roots of violence against women and girls stemming from gender inequality in society.
‘From Gender Stereotypes to Gender Based Violence’ is an informative workshop held at RASAC P&K, 16 King Street in Perth, starting at 6pm. This event is free.
On March 8 at Perth Museum and Art Gallery a panel discussion will look at how far women have come in the 100 years since they were granted the vote. Starting at 7.30pm, ‘100 Years of the Women’s Vote in Britain: How Far Have We Come?’ will throw up some inspiring and interesting reflection, debate and conversation. It’s free but booking is essential, tickets available from Perth Museum and Art Gallery and Eventbrite.
More information at www. perthiwf.co.uk