A Celebration of International Forest Day.
The forest moves. It breathes. It connects. So do we. We are the forest.
Now, more than ever, gathering and connecting face-to-face is an act of solidarity. This event is a chance to come together, connect, and share ideas in a world where in-person community is more important than ever. Come as you are, and leave with a sense of belonging, re-connection to nature, and a spring in your step!
Join Ingrid on this beginner friendly crochet workshop where you will be introduced to the world of fibre arts and taught the foundations of crocheting, before working through the individual steps to create a traditional crocheted Granny Square.
You will take your work and skills home, and some inspiration of where your crochet journey may lead next!
Ingrid has been crocheting for several years and recommends it to everyone she meets. Come and join in the crochet addiction!
Please note - this workshop is suitable for beginners but they must be 18+
+ Local Welsh Artists TBA
Get ready for a mad night as HMS Morris bring their genre-blurring bilingual psychedelic art-pop to Leeds!
Decompress and chill in the Drawing Room with your unfinished project or your next crafting adventure!
Get help from others, delve into the inspirational Art Library books and resources. Start something new, share a skill or simply find a space to get on with your craft and listen to a great playlist!
Gain access to sewing machines, overlocker and cricut.
Hot drinks are provided.
This is for those 16+
This month we have an Women's History Month Leeds Zine Library Late. Explore our collections, make zines and get involved with our craft activities.
The zine library late events happen on the last Wednesday of the month. Each month we have a workshop, activities and music, making it a great opportunity to meet new zine makers, get inspired by the library collections and learn new skills.
This is for those ages 16+
A celebration of women returns with a day filled with activities, conversations, and connections.
King Zepha will be live at Sela on Thursday 3rd April with their original jump blues, rocksteady, ska and dub with honkin' horns, thumpin' double bass and raucous 4-part vocal harmonies.
Tickets are PAYF with a £5 suggested donation and all the money goes to the band and helps to support our live music program at Sela.
As always Sela will be open for pints, cocktails & fun times from 4pm with pizzas being served til late.
Gig starts at 9pm but get down early to get yourself a good seat for the show!
18+
Accessibility Info:
Chemistry is back on Friday 28 March, with another night of poetry and spoken word, two brilliant headliners and our amazing open mic. This time round our headliners are the brilliant Helen Kay (with her sidekick Nigella the hen) and all the way from Suffolk, Sue Wallace-Shaddad.
The events are themed on the elements of the periodic table, so this time it’s element number 18, which is Ar for Argon. The theme is entirely optional, but we hope you might use it as a creative prompt to come up with some new work to reveal on the night.
With THREE anniversary events per year now, we're focusing on 1985 when Goth had got a foothold whilst great pop music was still produced!
About this event
Take a trip back to the Mid 80s with Mutant Movement, the New Romantics had packed their bags and moved on and we were yet to reach the House explosion. Expect to hear a blend of the best in Pop along with a few dance classics of the day and what you’ve come to know Mutant Movement for, the biggest Alternative Anthems to keep that dancefloor packed all afternoon and into the evening.
Be transported to sunny Greece with this beloved northern comedy! Mina Anwar stars in the title role in Willy Russell’s heart-warming one-woman comedy.
Housewife Shirley feels stuck in a rut and frustrated now that the kids have flown the nest. Whilst making egg and chips for her husband, she can’t help but wonder what has happened to her life… When the opportunity arises to leave her hometown behind for a holiday in Greece, she is off! Leaving a note on the kitchen table, Shirley heads to the sun to rediscover herself.