Brighton Beach returns to Leeds on bank holiday Sunday 4th May for an early start, early finish clubnight at Project House.
From 5pm - 10pm, expect to hear a heady cocktail of Britpop, 60s Soul, Motown, R&B and Northern Soul.
Brighton Beach will take over Project House's kitchen & bar, Galleria, from 3pm, with the main event room opening from 5pm.
Tickets are on sale now!
5Rhythms® movement class with live music, followed by a live gig.
A chance to meet old friends and new. Come and dance, share food together, and enjoy a great performance.
This will be a day in 3 parts - come to the whole day, or drop in at the time that suits you. Admission is pay-what-you-can (so, literally, if you’re skint you can come for nothing; if money’s not a problem for you right now, then please be generous).
After premiering at the Director's Fortnight at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, Sister Midnight is a festival favourite which begins with a newly arranged marriage. A pairing of an oddball couple shoved together in a small Mumbai shack with paper-thin walls.
They are awkward and alone-together. Unpredictable Uma does her best to cope with the heat, her total lack of domestic skills, nosy neighbours and her bumbling spouse until the nocturnal world of Mumbai and its inhabitants lead her to face her own strange behaviours.
We are thrilled to announce that Yorkshire born BBC Gladiator ‘Fury’ will be joining us in the shop, to meet fans and sign her new book, ‘Keep Smashing It: Be Strong, Be Brave, Be Confident.’ But there is so much more to this Gladiator!
Join us for an evening at the Old Woollen as we talk to Bradford based writer A. A. Dhand about his latest adrenaline-filled, compulsive page-turner ‘The Chemist.’ A. A. Dhand is the author of five previous novels, and has been shortlisted for the CWA Steel Dagger Award. His DI Harry Virdee novels are currently being adapted for TV by the BBC. He was raised in Bradford and spent his youth observing the city from behind the counter of a small convenience store.
Ages 11+
Our free to attend workshops will be lead by Turn The Tables Founder Robbie Tolson.
During the workshops participants will learn how to use state of the art Pioneer DJ equipment and learn the basic techniques of DJing. We will provide headphones and a USB packed with all popular forms of music and be up to 2 hours long.
The workshops will take place on 'The Bridge' within Trinity Leeds Shopping centre.
Please select the time slot you would like to attend through our ticket option.
Free spaces can be booked at Tickets below.
Movie Club, part of LYFF 2025, is all about hands-on fun for kids (no parents allowed!!). Whether they love making TikToks, YouTube videos, or just getting creative, this is the perfect place to develop new skills and bring their ideas to life with real industry professionals.
Designed in collaboration with Screen Yorkshire and aimed at young people aged 7-12, Movie Club blends watching great films with practical workshops covering everything from directing and camera tricks to sound design, visual effects and costume & prosthetics.
Running over three Tuesday evenings this fully tutored introductory course focuses on the the key techniques and methods we first use in our approach to depicting the human figure.
Working with a life model, each of the 3 sessions will focus on a different subject.
Week 1 – Gestural drawing
Week 2 – Measured Drawing
Week 3 – Tonal values
You will:
Join us for a 3 week life drawing course with Leeds Drawing Club founder Ellie Andrews.
This workshop is designed for those who are interested in learning about different approaches to life drawing and who are looking to build upon their existing skills by using the opportunity to draw 1 long pose each week. Ideal for those who have some experience in life drawing, but beginners are also very welcome. (For absolute beginners we recommend our brilliant Intro to Life Drawing Course with Tessa Houghton)
A single tutored drawing session focussing on the Head.
Working with a life model for One Pose throughout the session.
Learning and understanding the positioning of facial features and skull structure using comparative measuring.
Looking at examples of how other artists have approached drawing a head and portraiture in their work, and exploring your own personal approach to mark making.
Experimenting with different ways of applying charcoal and pencil to reveal character and feeling.