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A Wild Summer in Full Bloom

Giant flowers, nature‑themed trails and hands‑on art await across two Leeds museums.

From the spectacular Plant Power installations and free family art workshops at Temple Newsam to the fuzzy, buzzy fun inspired by nature and our Untangled exhibition at Leeds Industrial Museum, we’ve brought the outside in - and there’s a whole world of plants for you to explore.

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Plant Power!

Temple Newsam

Come and explore, create and discover with a whole mix of playful, plant‑themed activities throughout the house, Home Farm, the estate and in the Walled Garden this summer. Kids go free in the house on Tuesdays (1 free child per every paid adult entry).   


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Art Workshops

Temple Newsam House

Wednesdays and Saturdays

Spark their creativity with fun, artist‑led sessions linked to the Plant Power! theme in the house. From floral watercolours, to clay and printing - these drop-in artist led workshops are great for ages 5 and above. Grown ups are welcome to join in too!
Free with general admission. 

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Make,Throw, Grow!

Temple Newsam Home Farm

3, 10 and 17 August

Join the fun at three creative drop-in family workshops at Home Farm this August. Make your own seed bombs, craft an air‑dried clay flower frog, and turn nature into art with a hands‑on printing session. All free with general admission.

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Wild at the Mill

Leeds Industrial Museum

until 31 August


Join us for nature inspired felt and wool craft workshops Tuesday-Thursday throughout August. We'll be enjoying a different activity each week in our outdoor picnic grounds (weather dependant).

Inside the museum, discover felted ladybirds throughout the galleries together with self-led crafts every day. 

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Entangled

Leeds Industrial Museum

until June 2027

This exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association transforms the museum with giant felt nests, a fungi trail and beautiful craftwork that weaves together fibres, industry and the natural world. Explore the Colour Garden, wander the newly opened grounds and discover how nature and history intertwine.

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NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!

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Hi everyone!

We know you like to stay informed of what's going on in our libraries.

For events across ALL our libraries (because, after all, you are welcome at ANY of them) please follow our Bradford Libraries Facebook page here; Facebook

For ALL our Summer Reading Challenge Events please click on this link https://www.bradford.gov.uk/libraries/children-and-young-people/summer-reading-challenge/

In today's bulletin we share news of..

  • Bradford Local History Lecture - Bill Broady, author
  • Sisterverse at City Library 
  • Next Steps for School leavers at Shipley Library
  • Free creative writing and printmaking workshops
  • Summer Reading Challenge events at Manningham Library
  • Summer Reading Challenge events at Silsden Library

Bradford Local History Lectures - Author talk by Bill Broady

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Local author Bill Broady will be talking about “the hows of writing as well as the whys and what-abouts.”

His 2024 novel ‘The Night-Soil Men’ focused on the Independent Labour Party in Bradford and was heavily researched. He describes his latest book ‘There's No 'F' In Wonderful’ as “a work of purer fiction.”

Bill says “I'm an instinctive not an analytical writer but late in my career I'm beginning to see how the process really works. I hope this talk will be of use to imaginative writers and researchers alike—we are all treading the same road..."

These talks are supported by members of FoBALS (Friends of Bradford Archives & Local Studies) with Bradford Local Studies Library and West Yorkshire Archives Bradford.

It will take place on Thursday August 13 at 11.30am. The event is free but booking is essential. 

Telephone 01274 433688, Email local.studies@bradford.gov.uk.

Sisterverse! This Friday at City Library

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Sisterverse - City Library this Friday 31st July. 7- 9pm.

Join us for Sisterverse - a female only open mic where poetry rises, your voice matters, and sisterhood leads the stage. A space to share poetry, connect, and meet like-minded creatives.

Whether you're a lsitener, an emerging or curious poet, or someone with a poem waiting to be shared, this space welcomes you.

Snacks provided; however, feel free to bring along a snack along to share.

Sisterverse is a female only spoken word space. To ensure everyone is comfortable and able to share what they need to please be aware this is an adult only space.

Next Steps for School Leavers

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School Leavers wondering about what to do next are invited to an event in Shipley Enterprise Hub (Shipley Library) on Weds Aug 26, 1pm-6pm. 

Bradford College, Shipley College, Skillshouse and Skills for Work will be on hand to give advice and support. 

We will also have a fantastic session, courtesy of Tom Chilton of The Bothy, who will be offering interview techniques for school leavers. 

Don't miss this informative event! https://www.ticketsource.com/bradfordlibraries/t-gljnzqp

Free Creative Writing and Printmaking Workshops

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Exciting opportunity to take part in two free workshops - Creative Writing and Printmaking!

We are thrilled to be partnering with People Powered Press to offer two FREE workshops exploring peace and what it means to you.

Friday 14th August, Wyke Library. 2-4pm. A free creative writing with poet Antony Dunn — the winner of this year’s prestigious Northern Writer’s Award for Poetry — exploring themes of peacefulness and what peace means to you. Open to people totally new to writing and established writers. You'll be supported by Antony to find your inner poet and come away with a poem you have written.

Friday 28th August, People Powered Press Shipley. Times to be confirmed - to suit participants.

A free and fun group printmaking workshop at the World-Record Holding People Powered Press in Shipley. This hands-on group session will allow you to play with traditional printing techniques and materials and use the People Powered Press’ very special press. No experience necessary — you’ll make a print at the size of your choosing using words inspired by your writing workshop and create a beautiful print to take away. Free travel People Powered Press can be made available for those that need it from Wyke Library. You will be invited to have a copy of your print exhibited at The Peace Museum.

Both workshops are free but we do just ask participants are able to commit to taking part in both workshops. Book on https://www.ticketsource.com/bradfordlibraries/t-dkjemqx

Please email christina.wilson@bradford.gov.uk with any questions.

Summer Reading Challenge Activities at Manningham Library

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Manningham Library is inviting children aged 4–12 years to take part in this year's Summer Reading Challenge.

The Summer Reading Challenge encourages children to enjoy reading over the summer holidays through free library activities, rewards, and fun reading goals.

It is a great way to keep children engaged, build confidence, and support literacy during the school break.

Among activities there will be - 

Museums and Galleries - Messy Suzie and Stanley Storytime - with singing, musical fun and crafting on Monday August 3 from 11am until 12.30pm. (suitable for ages 4-6 years)

Musical Story Hunt with John Kirk, on Thursday August 20, from 2.30pm until 3.30pm. (suitable for ages 4-11 years) BOOKING ESSENTIAL 

A Dance Workshop with Brave Festival! Music movement and games on Tuesday 25 August, from 1.30pm-2.30pm. (suitable for ages 4-9 years).

To book email manningham.library@bradford.gov.uk or telephone 01274 435353.

Musical fun at Silsden Library

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There is a fun session coming up at Silsden library for those signed up to the Summer Reading Challenge.
A Musical Craft Session, for ages 5-12, with live musicians, games, crafts will be held on Weds August 5, 10am-noon.
You can event make your own instrument!
People can sign-up at Silsden Library, by phoning 01535 654 131, or by emailing www.silsdenlibrary.org.uk
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Pictureville Cinema

What's On: 31 July – 6 August

Welcome to your cinema listings.

The Odyssey is still the film on everyone's lips, and with extra screenings of Christopher Nolan's epic running into August then consider this your siren song, urging you to take in this big screen wonder as soon as you can.

With so much talk about big screen formats and technical innovations, we're also looking back at some other marvels of film history, as an anime retrospective and a Technicolor celebration join some of the best new releases across our three screens.

See you at the cinema!

The Biggest Film on the Biggest Screen

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IMAX: The Odyssey (15)

Screening daily

Christopher Nolan’s new film, The Odyssey, is a mythic action epic which brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and is the first feature film ever shot entirely with IMAX Film Cameras.

"Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is an absolute triumph and a crowning cinematic achievement from one of the great filmmakers of our time." - Erik Davis

Film Quarry presents Captain Blood (PG) [1935]

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Film Quarry presents Captain Blood (PG) [1935]

Screening Thursday 19.30

Every Thursday and Friday in August, we welcome local programmers, curators, film clubs and cinema enthusiasts to Pictureville Cinema for a summer of guest screenings. Each screening will be accompanied by an intro from the programmers.

This week, we're partnering with Film Quarry, who shed light on forgotten films and hidden gems from the golden age of Hollywood and other early to mid-century cinema around the world. Their selection of Captain Blood see Erol Flynn star in the most magnificent and thrilling sea adventure ever filmed.

Technicolor Summer

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Classic Sunday: Leave Her to Heaven (PG)

Screening Sunday 13.15

A writer falls in love with a young socialite and they're soon married. But her obsessive love for him threatens to be the undoing of them both, and everyone else around them.

A singular Hollywood masterpiece that draws freely from the women’s picture and film noir alike, Leave Her to Heaven boasts elegant direction by melodrama specialist John M. Stahl, blazing Technicolor cinematography by Leon Shamroy, and a chilling performance by Tierney, whose Ellen is a femme fatale unlike any other—a woman whose love is as pure as it is poisonous. 

Staff Pick of the Week - Cowboy Bebop Turns 25

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Screening Fri-Sun and Thu

Based on the wildly popular TV series Cowboy Bebop, this big-screen smash pits Spike and Co. against their deadliest adversary ever.

“A brilliant feature-length anime that's good enough to deserve mention in the same breath as Akira, Ghost in the Shell, and Spirited Away.” – BBC.com 

New releases and restorations

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Screening daily

Beloved by Norwegian audiences, Ragnhild Nøst Bergem’s life-affirming documentary is an honest and heartwarming portrait of a thoughtful and gracious man. 

Through Ola and his reflections, this beloved documentary tells a universal story of inclusion, diversity, independence and the importance of being exactly who you are. 

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Ish (15)

Screening daily

Two best friends face the end of childhood when a traumatic police stop-and-search tear them apart, teaching Ish about letting go in a society where brown boys are constantly watched.

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BAFA 2026: African Movies Night

Tuesday 18.00

Experience a carefully curated selection of thought-provoking and inspiring films from across Africa, showcasing diverse cultures, compelling narratives, and outstanding filmmaking.

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Eagles of the Republic (15)

Screening daily

Tarik Saleh's darkly funny political satire about a movie star forced into playing Egypt's President in a state-sanctioned biopic.

“A seductive black-comic political thriller.” – Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

“A satire with a dissident energy and a dark denouement, it’s an Armando Iannucci-esque send-up of something deadly serious.” – Time Out 

Family Films

Summer Cinema at Pictureville; Kids' Club tickets now £2.60, CineMinis tickets now £1.70; Baby friendly screenings £7.80, IMAX features from £8.30

Summer Family Cinema

As part of the Government's Great British Summer Savings scheme, our children's and family tickets are discounted this summer. There's never been a better time to take in a summer of cinema, with an extended programme featuring sing-alongs,  previews and more family favourites than ever before. 

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CineMinis: The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Other Stories (U)

Friday, 10.30

This is a compilation of popular stories which bring the wonders of the world into focus. Gentle, colourful music enhances the beautiful animation and delights the senses. 

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Kids’ Club: Encanto (PG) [Sing-Along]

Saturday 11.00

Follow the on-screen lyrics and sing along to your favourite songs from this vibrant Disney musical.

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Kids' Club: Minions and Monsters (PG)

Friday, Monday-Thursday

This is the rambunctious, ridiculous and totally true story of how the Minions conquered Hollywood, became movie stars and then banded together to try and save the planet

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Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (U) [Medicinema Preview]

Sunday 11.00

In this preview of their brand-new adventure, the PAW Patrol pups crash land on an tropical island filled with dinosaurs. 

IMAX 3D Documentaries

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IMAX 3D Documentaries

Screening daily 

Take in an epic 3D adventure on our largest cinema screen for a cheaper price than a feature film and discover prehistoric action and out of this world exploration.

Discover incredible sights and species in our new IMAX doc Wild Asia: Life at Extremes, which promises never-seen-before animals and heart-warming behaviours across spectacular landscapes and mesmerizing seas.

Accessible Screenings

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Accessible Screenings

Our cinemas are open to everyone—discover all our special screenings and accessible options on our website. 

This week you'll find a Subtitled Sunday screening of Being Ola, dubbed "one of those rare works that will permanently change the way you think about humanity" by Eyeforfilm.

Coming Soon

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Technicolour Summer

2–30 August

Experience the pioneering hues and intrepid chroma of TECHNICOLOR™, the iconic colour process which brought us vivid, saturated and realistic film from the golden age of Hollywood.

This summer we are bringing a selection of film that truly pop on the big screen, with beloved musical classics such as Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) and An American in Paris (1951) and tense rich thrillers with Vertigo (1958) and Black Narcissus (1947). Discover the chromatic splendour across a range of films and genres with us across August. 

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Video Povera presents: Gummo (18) [35mm]

Friday 14 August, 20.30

Harmony Korine’s debut feature is an audacious, lyrical evocation of America’s rural underbelly, presented on 35mm using a print from our archive. 

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Gandhi and Jinnah Return Home (Cert TBC) + Q&A

Saturday 15 August, 16.00

A rare UK screening of Dr Akbar Ahmed’s vital play, exploring the perspectives of Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi & Muhammad Ali Jinnah (Quaid-e-Azam) in the final years of British India.  

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IMAX: Kiki's Delivery Service (U)

21–27 August

Hayao Miyazaki's timeless masterpiece comes to IMAX.

Celebrate this beloved coming-of-age story from the legendary Studio Ghibli, creators of Spirited Away, and Academy Award-winning director Hayao Miyazaki, about a resourceful young witch who uses her broom to create a delivery service, only to lose her gift of flight in a moment of self-doubt.  

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Trainspotting [30th Anniversary] (18)

Screening from 21 August

Choose life. Choose the big screen. Choose the 30th anniversary of Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting.

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Screening from 5 September 

This spectacular documentary about the history of flight was the first film ever screened in our IMAX back in 1983 and returns to the big screen throughout September.

Save the Date: Widescreen Weekend 

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Widescreen Weekend

24–28 September

Widescreen Weekend returns this autumn from 24–28 September for five days of unmissable widescreen cinema, celebrating large-screen formats and Pictureville's unique cinema technology.

Gifts at Pictureville

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Give the gift of great cinema with our brand-new gift memberships and vouchers.

Treat the film lover in your life to a full year of fun, from the latest releases to their old favourites, exclusive events and tasty treats, all at Yorkshire’s biggest independent cinema.

Make that gift extra special with our gift card holder, perfect for wrapping up and passing along to that special someone. Please note this can only be collected at the bar upon purchase of a gift membership.

Our Ticket Prices

Standard Screenings

Adult £9 / Concessions £7 / Personal Assistant - Free


IMAX

3D Short Documentary* - Adult £9 / Concessions £7.50 / Child £5.60

2D Feature - Adult £12.50 / Concessions £10.50 / Child £8.60

3D Feature* - Adult £13.50 / £11.50 / £9.10

Special Screenings/Event Cinema - Adult £20 / Concessions £18 / Child £10.50

Kids’ Club £2.60

CineMinis £1.70

Discounts for Pictureville Members and Silver Screen Club are available. For a full list of memberships and discounts please visit our website.


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Staying In

Dress Your Bed For The Heatwave

Struggling to wind down in this heat? Not for long. The key to a good night’s sleep, say design experts, is having the proper bedding come summer. ‘The perfect summer bed should feel light, breathable and inviting,’ says Claire Hester, director of design, merchandising & sourcing at British linens label Christy’s. ‘Summer is all about simplifying, so I like to use the season to replace heavier bedding with breathable fabrics like organic cotton, cotton seersucker or linen to help regulate temperature. And pairing these with soft whites and natural colours creates a bedroom that feels fresh, airy and cool.’ The golden rule: swerve synthetics for natural materials. ‘Avoid synthetic bedding where possible, as it can trap heat,’ emphasises Claire. ‘Natural fibres like organic cotton are more breathable and help create a cooler, more comfortable sleep environment.’ For more tips on summer bedscaping, see our full guide here.

 

Going Out

Dine At The New Bar Blondie

Queen’s Park – a leafy, North West London neighbourhood tucked between Kilburn and Kensal Rise – has been gradually building up its culinary reputation for years. Spots like Milk Beach, Alice House, Ida and the recently revamped Salusbury pub put it on the map, but bakery-cum-restaurant Don’t Tell Dad really cemented Queen’s Park’s reputation as a foodie mecca. And now there’s a new spot to know: Bar Blondie. Taking over Milk Beach’s old unit, which has been painted a sunny lemon yellow, Bar Blondie is helmed by Milk Beach founder Elliot Milne along with sommelier Alex Price, who has crafted a creative 200-bin wine list for the occasion. The interiors are stylish yet homely, like an artist’s living room, while the concise menu is packed with fresh produce. Begin with the bluefin and stracciatella crostini, a morsel crispy bread topped with chunks of bright, lemony tuna and a slathering of creamy cheese. And don’t miss the pasta dishes; the fazzoletti with devon crab, chilli and lemon will transport you to Italy. Read the full C&TH take here. Walk-ins welcome or book your table at barblondie.co.uk

 

Property Of The Day

The childhood home of Princess Margaret’s husband, Lord Snowdon, this 24-acre estate is nestled in the picturesque village of Womersley. As well as the 10-bedroom main house, the estate features five additional properties and a coffee shop. Inside: 17th century stained glass and bookcases from 18th century architect Robert Adam.

£4,000,000, struttandparker.com

 

Little Luxury

If you’re yet to secure your go-to holiday shoe, check out the new launches from British brand Fairfax & Favor. We’ve got our eye on the Ebury Tan Leather Sandals, which feature padded crossover straps, a non-slip sole and a small heel to ensure both comfort and style throughout the warmer months. £165, fairfaxandfavor.com

 

Competition Time

Fancy a city escape complete with great food, great drink and great views across London? This competition gives you the chance to win a two-night stay at Andaz London Liverpool Street, including daily breakfast at Eastway Brasserie, one three-course dinner with drinks at Rake’s Café Bar, and a drink at Lady Abercorn’s Pub & Kitchen.

 

Psssst…

Next week (4-9 August), the freshly revamped Olympia London will play host to the UK’s first elite professional padel tournament. The Premier Padel P1, which is the second-highest tier of tournament category for pro padel players, will see players compete for a slice of an enormous prize pool (€479,068!). Spectators can catch the action, with dedicated fanzones and live music, from £41.

 

Whatever You Do, Don’t

Run a bath tonight. More than half of England is officially in drought, so it’s more important than ever to be mindful about our water usage. While the average bath uses about 80 to 100 litres of water, a standard shower uses nine to 14 litres per minute – find more ways to use less here.

 

 

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Seat Unique Presents

An Evening with President Barack Obama

13 - 15 Oct

Don't miss this rare chance to hear President Obama's message in person—a call to hope, resilience, and the belief that ordinary people, together, can still shape what comes next. 

Michael Douglas

One Helluva Ride

26 & 28 Oct

Michael Douglas finally gives the full and uncensored account of a remarkable life that has spanned an extraordinary eight decades. Father, son, husband, actor, producer, brother, and friend. Here, for the first time live on stage with a special guest host, this is the real, raw, deeply honest, and vulnerable Michael you didn’t know—until now. 

Richard Ayoade: Afterthoughts

17 Oct - 02 Dec

  

Join the BAFTA-winning actor, comedian, director, and writer for an evening beyond rumination and past pondering, that draws from a deeply private pool of questions. This will be a reservoir so refreshing you may never need to think again. 

Decline and Falling Over with Jo Brand 

05 Nov 

  

Jo Brand is getting on a bit and, to be frank, all this stuff about ageing well and staying active has made her feel rather tired. This is no "post menopause pep talk", the BAFTA-winning star and comedian will ponder how to age her own way. 

Jay Rayner 

Nights Out in the Kitchen 

25 Aug - 04 Oct

  

Jay Rayner faces some serious questions and in Nights Out in the Kitchen, the show marking publication of his fabulous new cookbook, he’s finally going to answer them. A couple of hours of intense foodie insight. 

Meera Syal: Vigilauntie! 

30 Aug - 29 Oct 

  

She’s topped the pop charts, been a Professor at Oxford, and written a musical with Andrew Lloyd Webber. Funny, painful, and completely honest, this evening with Meera Syal will stay with you long after. Presented in partnership with How To Academy. 

Enter The Castle with Jon Ronson 

05 Sep - 08 Oct 

  

In this brand-new live show, Jon brings us on a perilous quest with his first book in 11 years. A personal, revealing, and gripping journey into the twisting tale of unmoored men, lost purpose, and the absurd, frightening ways it can all go wrong. 

An Evening with Fran Lebowitz 

25 & 27 Oct 

  

Author, social observer, and star of Netflix's Pretend It's A City, will offer insights on timely issues such as gender, race, gay rights, and the media, as well as on her own pet peeves—including celebrity culture, tourists, and baby strollers.  

A Gathering of the Angels: A Celebration of the World of David Lynch

26 & 27 Sep

  

A weekend long tribute full of special guests including Lynch actors, Q&A's, screenings, live performance & music, art gallery, and online panel discussions with many of Lynch's collaborators. Presented by our friends at TPUK.

Larger Than Life: Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun, and More

14 Oct 2026 - 04 Jan 2027

Step into the anarchic, joyful worlds of Aardman. Combining cinematic moments with archival treasures and bespoke animation, discover how childhood wonder can become a global phenomenon. Presented by our friends at Lightroom.

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An Evening with Jimmy Anderson 

Hosted by Felix White 

16 Jan - 27 Feb 2027 

Spend an evening with The King of Swing and Felix White as they break down some of his most masterful wickets and how Jimmy's taken down the world’s best batsmen.

 

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