As part of Scalarama Leeds 2024, Come On In presents a film screening of COYOTE UGLY. Join us downstairs at Sela Bar to watch the trashy 00s classic, treat yourself to our themed cocktails and pizzas, come bedazzle an item of clothing and dance on the bar*! Just don't ask for water**, you may get wet...

Before the film screening, we will be running a bedazzling station! Join us to emblaze an item of your clothing or accessory with rhinestones and gems. If you're not sure what to bring, we will have some material available for you to use for neckerchiefs.

Rat Depot x Scalarama Leeds presents… Martin Scorsese’s Bringing Out The Dead (1999)!

Join Rat Depot as they bring one of Marty’s most underrated and underseen gems to the festival on September 7th at Headingley Enterprise and Arts Centre.

Accompany ambulance medic Frank Pierce (Nic Cage) as he goes on call in the depths of New York City, desperately clinging to his sanity as death and depravity beckon down alley ways, abandoned buildings and in hospital beds across the ghostly metropolis.

Connect with local history through music in this special ‘Come and Sing’ event as part of 2024’s Heritage Open Days. The Heritage Open Days are England’s largest festival of history and culture and we’re proud to be involved for the third year running.

With leadership from our renowned Musical Director Simon Wright, we’ll learn choruses from Mendelssohn’s Elijah and finish with an informal performance at 4pm.

Music scores will be available to borrow on the day, courtesy of Leeds Music and Performing Arts Library, but please feel free to bring your own if you have one.

Join us for a unique take on sports day at the museum. We’ll be taking a closer look at some of the amazing sports objects in our collection and you’ll have the chance to behind the scenes in the museum store and have a go at making your very own trophy.

What did Edwardians wear to go ice skating? Why did the bat and ball game Knurr and Spell get banned from Woodhouse Moor? How did speedo create a swimsuit that got banned from the Olympics? Find out the answers to these and more at this sporty session.

Sessions run at 11am until 12.30pm then 1pm until 2.30pm.

After picking up an old photo, a brother and sister are transported to 1940’s Nevis, the home of their grandparents, Sorel and Ginger. Through this lens, we see Sorel and Ginger’s journey leaving home, arriving on cold shores, finding each other, and forming a loving family, all while enduring racist Britain.

Suitable for ages 4+ 

Running time: 50 mins

See all three shows in our Black History Month programme for £20. Find out more