Ele the Elephant uses a hearing aid to help them experience all the amazing sounds around us, while Wise Eyes the Owl’s glasses allow them to see the colours and shapes that make up our day.

Join our FeelGood Friends as they help your little ones explore the senses of sight, touch, taste, hearing and smell through stories, songs and games.

Ever wanted to try your hand at surgery? Our popular series of hands-on experiences for families is back.

Did you know that the eye has approximately 2 million working parts? Learn to identify just a few and get up close to the inner workings of this fascinating body part, as you dissect a real eye* with the help of our team.

Takes place at 11.30am on select Fridays and Saturdays during the Summer Holidays.

What if we could 3D print our own medicines? How could AI help us spot disease earlier? What if you had a digital twin who could test treatments for you?

If we could control our own medical tests and design our own prescriptions, would we be healthier and happier? From bionic eyes to artificial tongues, we’ve worked with leading experts to try out eye-catching tech that can unleash your imagination. Explore these mind-boggling innovations and inventions from the past, present and future that empower the way we take care of ourselves.

'Local Faces: Leeds Portraits 2020-24' is a collection of oil paintings of Leeds residents painted from the start of the pandemic through to last month and runs from 3-28 July at Seven Arts in Chapel Allerton.

Come down on 18th July for some live music to accompany the art. Music starts at 8pm.

Marina Barham - A Voice for Theatre & Culture in Palestine

Marina, the Director of Al-Harah Theatre in Bethlehem will share the powerful story of the theatre's impactful work in Palestine, and the role of theatre in helping children, young people and the community overcome trauma.

Introduced by Dani Abulhawa, Lecturer in Contemporary Applied Performance, University of Leeds

Established in 2005, Al-Harah have presented highly artistic and accessible productions throughout Palestine, the Arab world and abroad.

Use fabric to create a piece of art. All level of sewing experience welcome and all materials and instructions provided. 

Refreshments included. 

Takes place in the Gatehouse, Abbey House Museum. 

To tie in with Abbey House Museum's 'Revive, Re-use, Repair' exhibition.

Squidge is making it's way to Leeds after previews in London and Devon - bringing you a one woman play.

Daisy, a reluctant teaching assistant, is assigned a young Irish traveller to help with his reading. Amid phone calls with her grieving mother, a sexy plumber and whale noises, she finds hope in an unlikely friendship.

"Squidge" is a one-woman show by award-winning screenwriter and actress Tiggy Bayley about those left behind by our education system and finding love in a world determined to hate.

Get ready for some good Hip-Hop vibes this Summer. We have a special guest, Bboy Philty from @hellohiphop, who will provide taster sessions in Breakin' and Graffiti. Suitable for all abilities, Phil will demonstrate the art of Breakin', teach the foundational structure of the dance, and finish with a calm and relaxing art class. During the session, children can showcase what they've learnt, cypher, or battle while making new friends and building their confidence. Book in, and get ready for fun, creativity and noise! Taking place at various venues across the city:

Tim returns to Seven Arts joined by some wonderful musicians, including seasoned Irish flute player, Paul Daly; York based keyboard player, Charlie Daykin; and acclaimed Manchester guitarist / mandolinist David Thom, plus special guests. 

An evening of quality electric folk and acoustic roots music awaits!