Wake up with our refreshed Wednesday morning yoga sessions with our new teacher, the lovely Rosie.

Originally from Northern Ireland, Rosie moved over to Leeds to study in 2008 and has been here ever since, so you can enjoy her hybrid norn-irish-yorkshire accent! She live in Burley with her partner, Sarah, and their two cats!

Rosie has been practicing yoga for around 8 years now and finally decided to do her 200hrs yoga teacher training at the start of 2022. He qualifications are:

*200hrs Yoga Teacher Training

*50hrs Yin Yoga50hrs Trauma Informed Yoga

Darts, who had a string of chart hits in the late 70s and early 80s including Daddy Cool/The Girl Can’t Help It, Come Back My Love, Boy From New York City, It’s Raining and Duke of Earl are a nine-strong, energetic doo-wop group whose brand of visual excitement and tight harmonies earn them rave reviews wherever they play. Their unique style, which combines first-rate musicianship and intricate vocal acrobatics, creates a larger-than-life stage show where the humour they inject into their live performance plays a large part in their appeal.

Our Monthly Community Market is held each 4th Saturday, with a break in August, and our December event is on 3rd Saturday.

A mix of Local Produce and Craft Traders Inside and Outside. An avg. of 25 stalls and tables plus regular attractions and a Market Cafe.

Location: St John's Hall & Grounds, Farsley, LS28 5DJ

Hours: 9:30am to 1:00pm

Family friendly, Disabled access, Dogs welcome.

The band from the 60’s that just keeps giving. Featuring Thijs Van Leer, Pierre Van Der Linden, Menno Gootjes and Udo Pannekeet, Focus return to European concert stages during 2023/24.



Fresh from the studio where they are recording their eagerly awaited new album, they will traverse Europe to give their loyal fans what they always want - a good time, and timeless music. Each song breathtakingly unique, and each performance different to the one before.

Join us for the bloomin’ loverly time of your life at Lerner and Loewe’s much-loved musical My Fair Lady.

This is the classic story of Cockney flower-seller Eliza Doolittle who is taught to “talk more genteel” by Professor Henry Higgins so that she may pass as a lady. But it’s not only Eliza who gets an education.