The Hangout Youth Pride for Leeds

We’re so excited to invite you to The Hangout Youth Pride for Leeds, a joyful, creative, and inclusive celebration taking place on Saturday 23rd August from 1pm - 5pm at All Hallows in Hyde Park.

The Hangout is a vibrant and inclusive LGBTQIA youth project in Leeds dedicated to fostering a supportive community and empowering young individuals in their journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

TNL: Six Days

SIX DAYS play acoustic Americana.

Music by some of the USA’s greatest songwriters including Don Henley, Jason Isbell, Bruce Springsteen, John Hiatt, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett and many more.

Rob Watkins – guitar and vocals

Paul Copley – guitar, vocals and harmonica

Richard Babington – mandolin and dobro

Pete Gales – bass guitar

Advance tickets £8/£7 concession

On the night from 6pm £10

Doors 7pm Music 7.15pm

The Ivy

The Ivy

Victoria Quarter
Vicar Lane
Leeds
LS1 6BB
United Kingdom

TNL: Boss Caine

BOSS CAINE is the main musical vehicle of long running, critically acclaimed songwriter, Daniel Lucas, who’s  toured all over the UK notching up thousands of gigs over the last 25 years and supported countless big names such as Ginger Wildheart, Beans On Toast, Alabama 3, Richard Hawley, The Undertones, Tony Joe White, Arlo Guthrie, Guillemots, Shooter Jennings and many more, Sometimes playing solo and sometimes accompanied by a revolving cast of incredibly talented friends.

TNL: Colour of Light

COLOUR OF LIGHT – a guitar, banjo, double bass, harmonica and vocal ensemble, blending folk, blues, bluegrass and classical influences into their own unique sound.

Their finely crafted original songs combine rebellion, reflection and celebration.

Individually these musicians have performed at Glastonbury and Latitude festivals, won awards, been played on BBC6 Music and BBC Radio 4 and have over 3 million Spotify plays.

SOUNDBITES - Monthly Poetry Open Mic

Live in the Assembly Bar + Kitchen!

Readings by a different local published poet each month and this month it’s PETER KAY.

Peter Kay was born in Heywood. He is the author of ‘A Pennine Way Odyssey,’ ‘Show me the way to Santiago,’ and ‘The Owl and the Mole,’ a children’s book.

He has been published in many anthologies and on-line. His poetry pamphlet ‘IMPRINTS’ was published in May 2025 by Yaffle Press.

OPEN MIC

We supply the mic – you supply the poetry

Marching on Together: Leeds United and Football Fan Culture

Following the popular Voice of the Fans exhibition at Leeds Central Library, Leeds Libraries are proud to present a cabinet display of materials from our archives or loaned to us by our team of exhibition volunteers. Focusing on Leeds United memorabilia, though also including selections from across the wider fan and fanzine movement, this display is timed to coincide with the return of Premier League football to Leeds and is available to see until the end of August. 

This Autumn Jazzleeds presents forty concerts, with something to suit all tastes. 

 

JazzLeeds Autumn Programme 2025

This Autumn Jazzleeds presents forty concerts, with something to suit all tastes. The season starts at the Chapel Allerton Arts Festival in August and runs through to the new year. On Thursdays we have the best acts from the international and UK jazz scene in the acoustically-excellent concert room at Seven Arts. On Sundays there are fun bands from the local and regional area – a perfect way to spend your Sunday afternoons. On Wednesdays we present the relaxed early evening gigs in the bar at Seven Arts - Rush Hour Jazz has guest musicians and singers supported by the house trio.