Aire Place Studio (APS), a disabled and queer artist-led community interest company, faces the threat of losing our studio space and gallery due to the building being sold to developers.

We now seek your support to raise funds to secure new premises, retain staff, and support our studio members.

You can help us Save APS HERE by joining and sharing our crowdfunding campaign!

Leeds photographer Rachael Munro-Fawcett is among 100 winners of this year’s prestigious Portrait of Britain award with an image, Leonna Lynch, that celebrates womanhood, empowerment and woman’s connection to nature.

Prepare to immerse yourself in the captivating world of images as Photo North Festival gears up for its fifth edition, set to illuminate Leeds this spring with what promises to be one of the most exciting European photographic events of the year.

Award-winning Leeds music development organisation Come Play With Me will host their I Know A Place conference this month, bringing together locally and nationally influential music industry figures to Leeds for an unmissable event.

On Thursday 18th January Thackray Museum of Medicine is opens its Victorian operating theatre for a one-night-only performance of care - and you’re all invited. Trephination for the Twenty-First Century is a brand new one-woman theatre performance by your friendly travelling madwoman Amanda Grace.

Leeds Caribbean & African Centre (LCAC), supported by Lens Lab Project, with funding from Historic England, are looking for a photographer/lens-based artist to create a new body of work in Chapeltown, Leeds.

A spectacular event bringing Leeds 2023 to a close.

For the past 12 months, LEEDS 2023 has celebrated arts and culture in all our diversity as part of the Year of Culture. Transforming the city and astonishing the public with everything ranging from public installations to pop-up festivals and large-scale theatre. 

But the challenge is: how do you bring a year like this to close?

Opera North will release 23 short films this December, documenting songs performed by participants in the Leeds-based company’s Community Partnerships Scheme, the culmination of a four-year People’s Lullabies project.

Heritage Crew are a team of intrepid investigators of hidden history, who share their findings through creative engagement projects. Do you have a mission for this youth-led team to investigate? Or, perhaps, you’d like to follow their findings expressed through creative projects?

Unlike the Ghostbusters, Heritage Crew are not afraid to cross the energy streams of their combined creative talents.