Not sure how to fill up your weekend? Here are a few ideas for those of my followers who live in or near to Leeds, London, Edinburgh and New York:
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Tap Takeover @ Seven
Saturday 16 June, 7.30pm, look forward to Spud Theatre – The Woman In
White. In this adaptation of the classic Victorian
‘sensation novel’ by Wilkie Collins, Laura Glyde's interests have been
neglected by her uncle and her fortune by default falls to her husband
on her death. This provides the motive for the conspiracy of her
unscrupulous husband and his co-conspirator Fosco. £10 /£8 conc
Also, as part of Chapel Allerton Beer
Festival, take part in a special Beer Themed Quiz at
8pm on Sunday 17 June in Seven Bar. Hosted by regular quizmaster, Rog
Hunter, find out what knowledge you’ve gleaned from drinking different
beers throughout the week. Special
beer prizes. Free with raffle /prizes.
On Tuesday 19 June, 8pm,
a fascinating subject for Café Scientifique – Nerve
Agents and other Chemical Weapons. After the recent nerve
agent attack in Salisbury, Prof Alastair Hay of Leeds University has
been prominent in the media, talking about the substances involved, and
the symptoms that the victims of such attacks can suffer. He will talk
about the effects of exposure to chemical weapons. Hat donations.
On Wednesday 20 June,
6-7pm, Rush Hour Jazz presents
Peridot Hill. Chill out with a drink or coffee after work
for an hour's jazz in Seven Bar on the third Wednesday of the month.
Tonight with Peridot Hill and the JazzLeeds Trio. PWYF.
Rounding off the week on
Friday 22 June, 7.30pm, is Bite My Thumb – Bouncers by
John Godber. John Godber’s most famous and loved play is
widely regarded as one of the funniest British plays ever written.
Sorry, this show is a SELL OUT unless there are returns on the door. £12 full /£10 conc otd.
Every £ spent at
Seven helps support high quality arts in a local setting. We look
forward to seeing you at Seven very soon.
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fantastic family days out, WIN a day of street food and the best mountain
bike trails in Leeds...
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It's an exciting time to be in Leeds.
There are so many new openings coming our way that you might be having
trouble keeping up – but fear not, because we've rounded up 7 of the
latest announcements right here, along with big news about one of our
favourite speakeasies. Find out what's in the pipeline for Leeds.
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Chow Down will take over The Piece Hall
this Summer with four weekends of street food, local ales and
entertainment. Now how would you like to go, with £200 to spend while
you're there?
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Think you're a superstar? Ready to prove
it? Then get yourself down to the city's karaoke bars. You can do your
best 'Wonderwall' or team up with a mate for your own special take on
'You're the One That I Want' – the choice is yours.
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Got kids to keep entertained? We've made
your job that little bit easier with our round up of the best family days
out in Leeds. You've got 55 different adventures to choose from, with
everything from trampolining to sailing, swimming and skateboarding. Which
will you do first?
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Fancy trying something a little bit
different this weekend? We've got just the thing – work your way through
our list of the most unusual cocktails in Leeds. From wonderful colour
changing creations to spicy wasabi blends and even one made with a
biscuit, they have to be tried to be believed.
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Oakwood has a scrumptious new addition –
District Deli turns local produce into delicious eats to takeaway and
they'll be serving everything from gourmet sandwiches to rotisserie
chickens and Lishman's sausage rolls. It's just around the corner from
Roundhay Park, so this is going to be picnic heaven.
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The weatherman says we're in for sun, so
dust off your bike and make the most of the incredible trails right on
your doorstep. From speed tests to complex routes filled with fast
drops, big climbs and challenging corners, you can get your pulse racing
while you take in the local countryside.
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Leeds Digital Magazines, Park House, Park Square West, Leeds, West
Yorkshire, LS1 2PW.
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5
Things to Do This Weekend
Wondering what to do this weekend? What's On by Country &
Town House is here to help.
We bring you the hottest events and culture in the town and
country this weekend – including the most atmospheric places to
watch the World Cup, three unmissable festivals, the Cartier
Queen's Cup Final and our newest podcast episode...
Enjoy!
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1. Rooftop Yoga at The Berkeley
The Berkeley launched its intimate
rooftop yoga classes today, for those who like to take their
morning sun salutations in a rooftop garden overlooking a pool and
Hyde Park. Opt for the luxury package which includes post-workout
snacks and a half day pool pass for a quick refresh.
read more
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2. The Cartier Queen's Cup Final
This Sunday, the Cartier
Queen’s Cup Final will culminate one of the world’s leading
polo tournaments with a most impressive display of pony power.
Since 1960, Cartier’s VIP guest list and packed grandstands have
shaped the event into the flashy Who’s Who of polo occasion it is
today. 17 June
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Hampton Court Palace
The intimate 3,000 seat
auditorium at Hampton Court Palace Festival
makes for a unique concert, with guests watching
world-class musical entertainment in the courtyard of one of
England’s historic royal palaces. This weekend sees The Beach
Boys headline.
Until 23 June
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The Grange Festival
In the heart of
Hampshire, The Grange Festival
transforms its Grade-I listed neoclassical mansion into the
heart and soul of opera. This year’s line-up includes
Agrippina, The Barber of Seville and The Abduction from the
Seraglio. Read our guide to the season here. Until 7 July
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4. World Cup Festivities around
Town
Do it
big for the be-all and end-all of sport watching experiences!
Already started and continuing up until 15 July, the 2018 World
Cup is in full swing, meaning there is essentially reason to have
a party every night. Check out our guide to the most atmospheric places to
watch it.
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5. New Podcast: 10 Things to Do
in the Next 10 Days
In our
new podcast episode, we’re telling you about all the hottest
events, news and openings in UK culture, travel and food. This
week: Grange Festival, Summer Solstice, Taste of London and
open-air theatre (and an exclusive competition!). Download the latest episode here.
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One week to go until
Rip It Up: The Story of Scottish Pop
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Rip It Up
opens at the National Museum of Scotland next Friday 22 June and we can't
wait to take you on an incredible musical journey from the 1950s to the
present day.
From the Scottish bands and artists you know and love to new discoveries,
and some you might not even know are from Scotland, Rip It Up: The Story
of Scottish Pop is a celebration of the nation's musical
culture over more than half a century.
To
get you in the mood, check out our Scottish music playlists from museum
staff plus some famous faces, and don't miss our special pull out
supplement in this month's edition of The Skinny.
Exhibition
sponsored by Baillie Gifford Investment Managers.
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How would you describe Scottish pop
music?
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Could you sum it up in just three
words? In our new exhibition trailer Scotland’s stars, from Lulu and
the Bay City Rollers, to Franz Ferdinand and Shirley Manson, grapple
with this all-important question.
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Rip It Up opening weekend
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Sat 23 Jun, 11:00–16:30
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Join us on the opening weekend of the
exhibition to celebrate all things Scottish pop. Enjoy a pop-up
performance from young singer-songwriter Annie Booth and be styled as a
Scottish pop icon in our vintage photobooth.
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Rip It Up across
Edinburgh
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Southern Exposure Festival at Summerhall
Fri 15–Sun 24 Jun
To coincide with the exhibition, don't miss Summerhall's 10-day
celebration of Scottish music, including an all-day Rip It Up-inspired festival on Saturday 23 June.
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Edinburgh's Greatest Hits:
The Story of the Capital's Music
Saturdays from 16 Jun
Join Edinburgh Music Tours for a guided walking tour telling the story
of the musicians who have stayed, played and made music in Edinburgh.
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Light on the Shore at Leith Theatre
Thu 9–Sat 25 Aug
Part of the Edinburgh International Festival, Light on the Shore brings
together major bands, artists and collectives to celebrate the
diversity, virtuosity and originality of Scottish popular music.
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Future Features
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National Museums Scotland have been
working with students from Napier University to uncover the future
of Scottish pop music. Keep an eye out for our Future Features campaign
on Facebook and Instagram to see exclusive videos,
photos and interviews with some Scottish stars in the making.
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Our mailing address is:
National Museums Scotland
Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF
Copyright © 2018 National Museums Scotland, All rights reserved.
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Hello New
York,
Get an inside look at the best art around the Big Apple in our June
Art Guide. 🖼🎨🖌
Those who have
trouble paying Metro fares can rest assured because there is now a low-income
pricing option. 💰🚇🗽
The city isn't the
only place for walking, find out where the best hikes near NYC are. 🌲👣💐
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Artin' Around
The
warm weather is rolling in, the plant life is coming alive, and beauty is
popping up everywhere.
While the outdoors
look beautiful, we know where else to go in the city to see lively and
engaging art.
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Gamers and Streamers Rejoice
Sponsored by:
In
this day and age, everyone uses streaming services or online games to some
capacity, and in doing so, requires a solid internet connection.
With Verizon Fios’
100% fiber-optic network, experience streaming and gaming at lightning fast
speeds that will support your entire household or apartment.
The 100/100
Mbps plan starts at $39.99/month, providing equal 100 Mbps download and
upload speeds; or the Fios Gigabit Connection Triple
Play that boasts an impressive up to 940/880 Mbps download/upload speed,
is $79.99/month with Auto Pay plus taxes, equipment charges and other fees
with a 2-year agreement along with TV and home phone.
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Cheap Rides
The
MetroCard can get you wherever you need to go throughout the city.
Despite its
affordability, some people still struggle with the day-to-day travel costs.
Find out about the low-income half-priced MetroCards.
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#WerkIt
What's
a better way to end #PRIDE than competing for a drag show crown on a yacht
with 300 other New Yorkers cheering you on?
What about a party
on a yacht with bottomless vino by Tom of Finland Wines and Tropical Moscato,
🍷🍾
vibes spun by Skype Williams, 🎶🎵 a live drag show
hosted by the wonderful Bella Noche 💫🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Entering the Drag Show is Easy:
Just upload and your best mug and a 30-second video of your best drag
performance to Instagram and tag the post with #NautyQueen18, make sure
you're following @spoilednyc and @bellanochenyc
You must be 21+ to enter
Semifinalists will be featured on an episode of cocktails and contours and
will receive a complimentary ticket to the boat for a guest
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Pizza on the Fly
Everybody
likes a pizza slice, pizza's nice. But what makes it sweeter is having some
za sooner than later.
Enter Simo Pizza,
the place that is churning out pies in 90 seconds and pleasing everyone who
walks in.
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New York Nature
With
the beautiful weather in full effect, New Yorkers are clamoring to get
outside and enjoy it.
Find out where you
can take some of the best hikes near the Big Apple. Bring a friend!
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Wine-A-Burger
Shake
Shack is a popular mainstay of New York fast-food culture. The Shake Burger
is delicious and goes even better with wine.
Let's find out
which wines go best with a big juicy burger.
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12E 49th St 11th Floor New York, NY 10017
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For the third consecutive year, spoiled NYC is spending the
summer partying on the water this time with a live drag show contest
and bottomless vino brought to you by our friends Tom of Finland Wines
and Tropical Moscato.
Boarding starts at 1 PM, and as you may know, boats don’t wait,
so make sure you’re there because we’re leaving at 2 PM sharp and will
be back dockside by 4 PM.
General admission early bird tickets start at $25.00 person
(which includes that open wine bar we mentioned) and they will
gradually increase as we get closer to June 30th. Get your tickets here.
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12 E 49th St 11th Floor New York, NY 10017
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