In my regular feature, here are some ideas of things to do this weekend for those of my followers who live in or near to Leeds, London or New York:
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WIN a brewery tour,
discover the untold stories of World War I and uncover the big data
innovations taking place in Leeds...
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Now then, it's time to start thinking about New Year's Eve!
There's so much going on in Leeds that you've got tough decisions to make
– will you see in 2019 with an Ibiza-style party, a raucous night of live
music or a Viking-themed extravaganza? That just scratches the surface of
what's on offer, so check out our comprehensive guide to NYE, and
remember, we're updating it all the time.
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One of London's most popular supper clubs is coming to Leeds for a
night of perfectly paired food and wine. Led by MasterChef
semi-finalist Jamie Patterson, this will be a delicious
culinary adventure with 8 courses of delectable food. But hurry, it's
going to sell out fast!
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This groundbreaking musical drama will tell the untold stories of
the women driving injured soldiers from the front line to the field
hospitals in World War I. A collaboration between Opera North and
Leeds Playhouse, it toes the line between opera and theatre to create
something totally new and incredibly moving.
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Cheese, glorious cheese! We adore its gooey deliciousness and
these seven dishes put it to good use. From mac balls
to pierogis, fondue to raclette, wrap your lips around these
wonderfully oozy dishes. Trust us, you won't regret it.
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It's no overstatement to say that big data has changed our lives.
From Google search to medical research, the rise of AI and machine
learning has given us the power to turn huge amounts of data into
tangible insights – and it's happening right here in the Leeds City
Region.
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It's official. The festive season is upon us! From the German
Market to Thor's Tipi, Santa's Grotto to the Leeds Wheel of Light,
there's something for everyone in our fair city. And to help you choose
what to do, we've rounded them all up in one place. What will you do
first?
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For the morning after the night before...
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The Constitutional is a new multi-faceted events space where you
can see everything from theatre to live music, comedy and spoken word. It
comes from the folk behind Trouble at Mill and it's already just as
popular as their original nights. So whether you fancy a spot of jazz or
a night on the dance floor, get yourself down there.
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Salt Beer Factory is Yorkshire's newest craft beer micro-brewery.
Their new digs in Saltaire come complete with a brewery tap, but you
won't have to go that far to try their wares, because they're opening two
new bars in Leeds.
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It's 3am, you've just rolled out the club and you're beyond
starving. Where do you go? Forget the kebab, treat yourself to a
luxurious post-drinking feed at Victoria Gate Casino because they're
serving brunch from midnight to midday.
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to acquire new customers or grow your email database? Talk
to us.
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Email: enquiries@leeds-list.com
Leeds Digital Magazines, Park House, Park Square West, Leeds, West
Yorkshire, LS1 2PW.
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Sid Vicious @ Seven
On Saturday 17
November, 8pm, look forward to Our Catherine by Gemma
Irving. Catherine Cookson sold over 100 million books in her
lifetime; yet she only became a successful novelist in her forties
after she had hit rock bottom. Told via original songs and accompanied
by Catherine’s own poetry, the show is about the power of the human
spirit. £10 adv / £12
otd.
Also on Friday and
Saturday, Sausage Box International,
the greatest sausage street food in Yorkshire returns to Seven this
weekend with gourmet and speciality sausage street food.
On Sunday 18 November,
7.30pm, the second UK Jewish Film Festival movie, Budapest Noir, a
stylish reimagining of Budapest in 1936, shortly before Hungary turned
fascist. Investigating the mysterious death of a Jewish woman,
charismatic reporter, Zsigmond, dives into the capital’s underworld. A
stunning glimpse into Hungarian urban life on the eve of the Second
World War. £7 / £5
Screen Seven's offering on Monday
19 November, 8pm, is Film Stars Don’t Die In
Liverpool. Based on Peter Turner's memoir, the film follows
the playful but passionate relationship between Turner and the
eccentric award -winning actress Gloria Grahame in 1978 Liverpool.
Their passion and lust for life is tested to the limits by events
beyond their control. £6
on the door.
The Café Scientifique
topic on Tuesday 20
November, 8pm, is The Human Voice.
Mixing biology, physics and psychology, Trevor Cox will explore the
workings of the voice looking at accents and different singing styles.
Trevor Cox is professor of acoustic engineering at the University of
Salford. Hat
Donations.
Two events to delight the senseson Wednesday
21 November. Rush Hour Jazz, 6-7pm, presents Frank Brooker,
veteran Leeds jazz sax and clarinet player. He will be accompanied by
the Jazz Leeds trio. In Seven Bar. PAYF
bucket collection.
On Wednesday 21
November 7.30pm, the final movie from UK Jewish Film
Festival, Longing. Ariel
meets Ronit his ex-girlfriend, for the first time in 20 years, and is
shocked to learn that she was pregnant at the time of their separation.
As he tries to learn all he can about his lost son, Ariel also gets to
know a version of himself he never knew existed. £7 / £5 conc.
And on Thursday 22
November, 8pm, 5Pound5 Theatre presents
Sid. Multi-award nominated, five star reviewed Sid,
introduces Craig, a young man at odds with everyone except his hero and
brother-in-arms; the long-dead bassist of the Sex Pistols, Sid Vicious.
A one-man play that has been described as “a masterpiece,”
“unmissable,” and “ferocious.”. This one is a must! £10 adv/£12 otd.
Tickets for most
events are found at www.ticketsource.co.uk/sevenleeds/events Where
not sold out, tickets are always available on the door.
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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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 – including 3x art exhibitions in London and beyond,
a Christmas foodie event and a round-up of the best
festive-themed afternoon teas to book now...
Enjoy!
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London's Best Christmas Afternoon Teas
It’s
the most wonderful time of the year, and what better way to
celebrate than with some tea and cake? Many of London’s finest
restaurants have given their afternoon teas a festive
shake-up, with seasonal sandwiches, mince pies and mulled wine
being thrown into the mix. So enjoy some festive feasting and toast
your teacups to a very merry Christmas at some of the best
spots in town…
read more
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Taste of London: Festive Edition
Taste
of London is returning to Tobacco Dock this month for a three-day
celebration of London’s best food. Whether you’re an avid
foodie or just a bit peckish, Taste of London: Festive Edition is
the perfect place to get you in the Christmas mood. Try dishes from
some of the capital’s top hotspots and chat to world-famous chefs
such as Tom Aikens, Neil Campbell, and Max Graham! November 15 - 18
read more
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Channing Hansen Exhibition
Stephen
Friedman Gallery will hold a solo exhibition of new,
large-scale works by American artist Channing Hansen,
taking the late work of Alan Turing, WWII code breaker and
father of computer science, as its inspiration. November 16 - December 21
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Glad I Did It: Ruth Ellis
Exhibition
This month,
installation artist Christina Reihill will recreate the prison
cell of Ruth Ellis, the last woman in Britain to be executed by
the state after she shot her abusive lover, 25-year-old racing
driver David Blakely in 1955. November 14 - December 1
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Marie Von Papen Exhibition
Marie Von
Papen announces MVP: London, an exhibition of significant
international artists, showing together for the first time
in the UK, consisting of 80 new works ranging from
sculptures to immersive installations. November 16 - 18
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London's Best Christmas Markets
These
festive winter wonderlands offer the ultimate Christmas
shopping experiences – complete with mulled wine, roasted
chestnuts, carol singing, live music and even wreath making.
Check out our guide to the best Christmas markets in London for
2018…
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The Best Advent Calendars for
Kids
As we
approach our favourite time of year, we’ve found the
best advent calendars for kids. From Playmobil to Peppa Pig,
Nutcracker themed to Personalised, these lot should keep them
happy as they count down to Christmas. Invest in
these Christmas countdowns now, before they sell out!
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Hello
New York,
We hope this edition of The Stoop finds you safe and warm in your home after this
year's first snow. For those still displaced by the storm, we will be
keeping you in our thoughts. 🌨❄️❄️
Good news for anyone thinking about pursuing medicine, NYU announces zero tuition
for all medical students. 👨⚕️🏫💸
As the cold settles in, and the L train shutdown comes closer and closer,
take time to enjoy the businesses along the L
Line before they're a bit harder to get to. From Graham Avenue's
Lella Alimentari to Bushwick's Forrest Point, the hike will be worth the
bite. 🚉🌮🍻
For those celebrating Friendsgiving this weekend take a pan of this crowd-pleasing stuffing
to the table. It's vegan and flavorful, meaning everyone will want, and
can have a bite. 🦃🍞🌽
Have
a good weekend, and stay warm!
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Have Fun
We
survived the first snow of the season. Just because it’s cold now doesn’t
mean you should upgrade your Hulu account.
Living in NYC
means there is always something to do, whether its a concert or an art
opening, a comedy show or a food event, we’ve got you covered.
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spoiled Sounds
New
York songstress Geminelle drops her new track "Sync Into You" a
song dedicated to the one that both sends your heart fluttering, but keeps
your soul grounded.
The result of a person so loving, an appreciation and gratefulness in the
form of a song. Think soul inspired voice dancing over haunted layered
production.
Listen to the romantic and endearing track below.
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Finger Frame
Brooklyn-based
KAWS is known for his experimental medium and influential work straddling the
worlds of art and design to including and not limited to paintings, murals,
large-scale sculptures, street art, graphic and production design.
GONE at Skarstedt Gallery explores the universal emotions of loss and sadness
through bronze sculpture, large-scale canvas pieces, and his classic
crew of CHUM characters.
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Just For Laughs
Join
spoiled NYC as we crack up with some of the biggest up-and-coming names in
comedy at the iconic Stand Up NY. The show is hosted by Caitlin Peluffo with
sets by: Chris Redd, Khalid Rahmaan, Gianmarco Soresi, Michael Kosta, Jay
Jurden, and Emma Wilmann.
These are truly
some funny people. It's gonna be a great time to unwind from all the holiday
stress.
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Monthly Guide
November
is a cozy time of the year. Getting so close to the end, yet there is still
so much to do.
Dressed in cozy
knits and plaids enjoy the change of seasons and holiday preparations in the
Big Apple.
Let’s get
celebrating, and take a look at some of the events you can do this month!
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Short Story Selection
The
streets of a big city can be dangerous at night, especially when the
supernatural come out to feed.
We follow a group
of vampires living in run-down houses outside of central Baltimore.
Their minds have
eroded and they refer to themselves and their dead victims both as meat. The
living things they hunt are known as flesh. They seem to be driven by both
the thirst and their fading human traits.
When one of their
group does not return from a hunt, tempers flare and empty threats are made,
but none of them seem to care all that much.
They simply feel
as if they should.
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