Fredlin First Steps
Fredlin Morency is the 18-year-old singer, songwriter, musician, composer, musical director and choir director is currently taking Leeds by storm.
Fredlin Morency is the 18-year-old singer, songwriter, musician, composer, musical director and choir director is currently taking Leeds by storm.
The Angels of Freedom are working with the Leeds United Foundation to deliver these FREE weekly fitness through football sessions.
All experience and fitness levels welcome, including absolute beginners.
Weekly sessions delivered by LUFC coaches. Sessions are non competitive, team building and focused on fitness and fun.
No booking required, just turn up on the day (but we advise checking our social media to confirm sessions are going ahead)
Skelton Grange Environment Centre
Skelton Grange Road
Leeds
LS10 1RS
United Kingdom
Join us at local libraries across Leeds for a weekly fun session of sharing stories and rhymes in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. A great opportunity to meet with others and join the library as part of your visit.
Free event for under fives and their grown ups, just turn up.
Monday, 10:30-11:30 - Dewsbury Road, Headingley, Pudsey, Whinmoor
Monday, 13:30-14:30 - Central, Oakwood
Collingham Orchard Garden
Main Street
Wetherby
LS22 5AS
United Kingdom
131 The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 5RD
United Kingdom
Launching on Friday 1st September, Win It! features the works of 39 talented artists. This year Aire Place Studios has expanded its prize giving to include a solo exhibition at Coles Gallery for the first runner-up.
Following the big reveal, voting commences for the 2023 People’s Choice Award and we need you to help us decide the deserving winner by telling us your favourite on our website, with the winner of an APS Associate Membership worth £45 announced at the closing of the show.
Criterion Place
Off Sovereign Street
Leeds
LS1 4AG
United Kingdom
Over the past twelve months members of the Libraries in Leeds network have been quietly supporting each other, sharing best practice and professional knowledge.
This autumn is the first public Libraries in Leeds Festival.
Disabled people have always been part of the textile workforce of the UK, but their contributions have often gone unrecognised. Once the industrial revolution got underway, the narrative that disabled people were unable to work and had to depend on the workhouse or on charity took hold. This idea of disabled people as being dependent and needy continues to this day. But it’s not the whole story.