Relive your Glory Days with the Boss and the Beeston Street Band live at The Old Woollen venue in Farsley in April.
They are a dynamic Bruce Springsteen tribute band, renowned for their electrifying live performances that capture the raw energy and spirit of The Boss himself. With a deep passion for Springsteen's music, the band brings his iconic anthems and heartfelt ballads to life, delivering an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.
A Crosscut Saw gig is a hoodoo rollercoaster of pure primeval power. No hype, no image, no posturing, no deception, just true alchemy. No two performances are ever the same, even the musicians themselves don’t know what potent brew will be cooked up.
A three-piece blues roots, rock band from the UK, Yorkshire based with Alex Eden, lead singer, guitarist and harmonica player, drummer Richard Ferdinando and bass player Richard Green. The band glean inspiration from the likes of The Black Keys, Magic Sam, RL Burnside, Taj Mahal and Dr John.
An evening of experimental music at Wharf Chambers centered around reel-to-reel and tape machines.
Joe Barton, Mickey Donnelly, and Louie Rice met in London during the 2000’s but it wasn’t until they had relocated to Norwich in recent years that they rented a studio in a condemned brutalist shopping centre and the GERM LATTICE sound was formed. They began by agreeing what they didn’t want the project to be: no improvising or jamming, no overdubs, keep the tracks short etc..
Join Sarah for a 90-minute Yin and Yoga Nidra workshop designed to provide deep rest.
In a world where we are constantly juggling demands and responsibilities, it’s easy to overlook the need for rest and renewal. This workshop offers you a sanctuary of stillness, helping you unwind and reconnect with your inner calm.
Come one, come all, to strip the willow, do-si-do, and bring in the budding season at our Springful Ceilidh
Join us for an evening of lively ceilidh dancing (no experience needed!) with music provided by Sheffield’s finest ceilidh band, The Heist.
We will be raising money for the important work of Leeds Asylum Seekers’ Support Network (LASSN), who support refugees and asylum seekers to be respected, supported and empowered to rebuild their lives free of persecution.
This event is open to all and we ask that you choose your ticket price based on what you can afford:
What’s in an Archive and why is it important? Which everyday objects will seem strange and unusual to future generations?
Join us in creating an Archive in a day and add your own everyday marvels!
Bring the whole family to explore our exhibition, enjoy a cuppa and try our hands-on activities.
You can also browse our dressing-up rails, try the Percy Trail and go shopping in the Penny Bazaar!
Free light refreshments included, or bring a packed lunch and use our indoor picnic space.
No need to book, just drop in – it’s all free!
Held on the Lower Ground Floor with a variety of recently opened new boutique shops, this is a very popular venue and one of the most awe inspiring buildings in the country which always attracts curious shoppers, tourists and art lovers alike. We always manage a great and fun atmosphere here!
We also have three other dates for 2025 at Leeds Corn Exchange which will be confirmed over the coming weeks and months. Ask for details.
Contact:
lightpainter@hotmail.com
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Meet in the courtyard for tea and biscuits. There is a 1/2 hr natural history slide talk followed by a quiz and some videos.
After an introduction to the use of Bat detectors there is a guided walk approximately two miles in length.
The route is reasonably accessible mostly on tarmac paths. A variety of roosting and feeding habitats are covered.
In the past about five species of bat have been encountered engaged in a variety of natural behaviour.
During this workshop you will first design your charms from polymer clay, feel free to come prepared with ideas or let inspiration strike during the workshop!
For the second half of the session you will use a variety of materials to decorate your charms, including acrylic paint and Posca pens, before finally assembling them into a fabulous necklace.
Grab your ticket now before they all get snapped up. See Tickets below.
Join us for this brilliant double-header as two truly distinct and unflinching voices, Rob Miles and Kath McKay, read from their new collections, and explore the creative process in conversation with writer and Senior Librarian Stu Hennigan.
Both Kath and Rob are teachers and will also be keen (indeed nosey) about attendees sharing their own experiences of reading and writing poetry, so there will be a chance for questions from the floor too.