Bringing together some of the most high-profile names in Leeds’ cultural scene, Project House will feature a multi-use event space which will host a varied programme of music, markets, exhibitions, conferences and parties at an exciting time for the city of Leeds as it celebrates its year of culture.

As well as cutting-edge programming, the venue will offer a flexible, 1,000 capacity multi-use event space with full PA and lighting system, as well as pared back interiors and in-house equipment suitable for hosting conferences, exhibitions, markets, weddings, meetings and more.

Project House will also host an exciting new chef-led restaurant concept due to launch late in 2023 which will offer a fresh and seasonal all day menu, as well as a variety of catering options for all events, from seated banquets to street food.

Project House is the creation of a group of Leeds creatives who have been influential in the development of Leeds’ cultural sector for over 20 years: Nathan Clark of legendary music venue, The Brudenell Social Club, Tom Brown and Sam Barratt of independent skate store, Welcome Skate Store, Ash Kollakowski and Simon Stevens of the iconic Belgrave Music Hall, and Ben Lewis of independent, cultural programmers, Super Friendz.

Together the team have been working within the Leeds cultural scene for over 20 years, bringing big names such as War on Drugs, Haim, Four Tet, The XX, and Loyle Carner to the city, as well as being responsible for creating some of the city’s most-loved cultural spaces and encouraging the development of Leeds’ culture-shaping collectives.