For those of my followers who live in, are visiting or near to, here are a few ideas of things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford and New York:
WIN tickets to
Sounds Like THIS, get an immense steak sharing platter for £30 & check
out these restaurant offers...
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Oh boy, we've got another six new
openings to tell you about! There's a peri peri chicken restaurant,
a popular vintage shop from across the Pennines and a
state-of-the-art mini-golf venue. That's not all! There are two new
bars from independent breweries too. Take a look and see what's
coming because there's a lot to get excited about over the next few
months.
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This is your chance to sink your teeth
into three exceptional cuts of steak, alongside nibbles, sides, sauces,
all for just £30! You'll even get a glass of prosecco and a Zacapa Rum
included in the price! Want more? Upgrade and wrap your lips around all
that with a fillet thrown in for good measure.
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Sounds Like THIS is back with a
boundary-pushing programme of cutting edge music and sound art.
From Plaid to AWATE, the line-up is unmissable – and we're
giving you a chance to win tickets to one of their amazing events. You
can even bag a scrumptious dinner at Lamb & Flag before the
show.
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Forget the city centre, it's time to
explore the watering holes of the suburbs on one of these nine awesome
pub crawls. This is your chance to go somewhere completely
different, try a host of new bars and have a great time doing it, so what
are you waiting for? Round up your mates and get on it!
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In the words of Homer Simpson, "Mmm...
donuts!"
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March is here and there's a whole bunch
of events to put in your diary. You can see Kenneth Tindall's
breathtaking new ballet, enjoy a weekend of big beats at Inner City
Electronic or watch David Attenborough's Planet Earth II like never
before – and that's just the start!
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Want to eat out for less this month? As
always, we've got a medley of downright unmissable deals for you to check
out in the city's best restaurants. From loaded burritos to
belly-busting steak dinners, there's something for everyone – and
all for a bargainous price.
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Up Next..................
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R&J
Thursday
27th Febuary 2020, 7:30PM
Pay What You
Feel
Did you know that Shakespeare was censored? As part of LGBT+ History
month we are working with the Filthy Shakespeare Company to discover
what LGBT+ content we lost and asking questions about how it can be
put back in.
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A Quick Guide to Ruining Your Life
Friday 28th
February 2020, 7.30pm
All Seats
£11
From the outside, Dawn has it all; nice house, fast car, great
friends and family, and a new job out in sunny Dubai. So why has she
been hiding in her own attic for the last three months? She’s about
to confess all to the world, but not before she confronts some
painful home truths, uncovers a heart-breaking infidelity and learns
to poop in a bucket!
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The Vicar of Dibley
Wednesday
18th - Saturday 21st March 7.30pm
Adult
£14/Concession £12
What do you remember about 1994?
The National Lottery began?
The first women are ordained as priests in England.
The very first episode of The Vicar of Dibley aired.
The Vicar of Dibley has reached the hearts of many.
The Bradford Players are going to bring to life 3 of these iconic
episodes live on stage, so why not come and join us on a trip to
Dibley.
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Firebringer
19th - 21st
March, 7:30pm
Adult
£10/Concessions £8
BUSOM presents a risqué yet heartwarming
tale of companionship, trust and progress. At the dawn of mankind,
one tribe of cavepeople gets by under the wise leadership of Jemilla,
the Peacemaker. Jemilla taught her
people to express themselves, rather than bashing each others' heads
with rocks and eating each others' babies. But one member of the
tribe doesn't seem to fit in: Zazzalil. She's always trying to invent
things to make life easier… for herself. While out hatching
her latest scheme, Zazzalil stumbles upon the most important
discovery in history. One that will pit her tribe against wooly
mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, and change the world forever. She'll
travel from omega to alpha, and become… the Firebringer!
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KIDS
GO FREE.........
This year's pantomime "Aladdin" is now
on sale following our record breaking pantomime
"Cinderella".
We are thrilled to announce a special KIDS GO FREE offer to all
customers who book their Aladdin tickets before Saturday 29th
February 2020.
** One child free with every full paying Adult, Offer excludes
24th December and 26th December! **
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The
Invisible Man, Midnight Family and more at Pictureville
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The Invisible Man opens this
week in IMAX starring Elizabeth Moss (Us, The Handmaid'sTale)
as a woman escaping from a violent, controlling relationship, whose
sanity unravels as she desperately attempts to prove that she is
being hunted by someone nobody can see...
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Charlie
Hunnam and Nicholas
Hoult appear in The True History of the
Kelly Gang from director Justin Kurzel, the
story of Australian bush-ranger Ned Kelly and his posse as
they flee from authorities during the 1870s.
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Luke
Lorentzen's
documentary Midnight Family features the
Ochoa family who operate within Mexico City’s
wealthiest communities as a for-profit ambulance service. A
tale of compromised healthcare, corrupt police and
cutthroat competition.
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The latest and hotly anticipated Bond film No
Time To Die is coming to our huge IMAX screen from the 2nd
April.
Director Cary Joji Fukunaga captured select
sequences of the film using IMAX's extremely high-resolution
15/70mm film cameras to deliver IMAX audiences greater scope and
breathtaking image quality.
Seeing the film at Pictureville means watching Bond on
the biggest screen in the region and seeing up to 26% more of
the action than you would at a normal cinema.
Tickets will be available very soon, so follow us on
social media to get your ticket first!
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See some of the best theatre, dance, opera and art
from around the world broadcast live to Pictureville.
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Met Opera Live: Agrippina
(12A)
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In the
Met’s first-ever performance of Handel's tale of deception
and deceit, imperious Empress Agrippina (mezzo-soprano Joyce
DiDonato) plots the downfall of Emperor Claudius to
secure the throne for her son Nero.
Saturday 29
February
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Riverdance 25th Anniversary
Show (U)
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Bringing
Riverdance into the 21st century, this anniversary show was
filmed at the 3Arena in Dublin - the exact spot where it
all began. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary and
elemental power of its music and dance.
3 and 8
March
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Met Opera Live: Der
Fliegende Hollander (U)
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In Der Fliegende
Holländer, inspired by the legend of the Flying
Dutchman, the Captain of a ghostly ship—condemned to sail
the seas for eternity—is offered a chance of redemption by
true love.
Saturday 14
March
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The Untold
Story of Alice Guy-Blaché + Algie, the Miner (PG)
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To celebrate International Women’s Day, we will be
shining a spotlight on the world’s first female film-maker, Alice
Guy-Blaché with Be Natural,the documentary
about her life accompanied by a screening of her short film Algie,
The Miner (1912).
Sunday 8 March
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© National Science and Media Museum 2020
National Science and Media Museum, Bradford, West
Yorkshire, BD1 1NQ (as part of the Science Museum Group) is an
exempt charity under the Second Schedule of the Charities Act of
1960 and is recognised as charitable by HM Revenue and Customs.
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What's
up New York,
It's a wonderfully
cloudy Friday today! ☁️
View Jean Michel
Basquiat’s coolest unseen works during the Culture LP's closing celebration
of For
Our Friend Jean.🖌😱
Check out this
amazing interview with Naama
Tamir discussing her relation to New York City’s food culture and
how it’s connected to her roots. 🗽🗣
Take a look into Lighthouse
BK and why they’re one of the top spots in New York City for farm to
table dining. 🍴🥗
"Let food be
thy medicine and medicine be thy food.”
―
Hippocrates"
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Exciting Events
It's about that
time to put yourself out there and devote yourself to fun. This March has
arrived and with it comes better weather, sunshine and a load of new events.
If you're
interested in food, community and music just browse this collection of
concerts and markets to find one that fits your needs. Visit the websites for
more information, ticket pricing and lock yourself in all month
long.
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Get Stronger This Weekend
Don't let your
wellness goals wait till Monday! You can handle business and still have a
blast all weekend thanks to our Friday Fitness Weekend Guide.
We've rounded up
health-themed events that'll help you sweat, lift your spirits and teach you
something. Get your tickets and RSVPs as soon as possible to secure your
spot.
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Giveaway
Love the snow? See
yourself gliding down the slopes? Enter to win now!
Prize includes
4-days/3-nights at a 4-star hotel in Banff, Alberta. 2 Ski Big 3 lift tickets
for 3 of the 4 days and free daily breakfast.
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Rare Basquiat Works
View numerous
works of rare art from Jean Michel Basquiat in this revealing exhibition,
"Our Friend Jean". The Culture LP has paired up with collectors
close to the artist to display dozens of rare paintings, writings, and
sketches.
Attendees can
expect to view the works, a complimentary tour around the gallery, a Q+A with
collectors and small bites and cocktails.
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Culinary Visionary
Naama Tamir was
raised in a household-centered around food. Now, all of that experience
cooking, her family traditions and food foraging with her mother is paying
off.
As co-owner of
NYC's Lighthouse, her strong relationship with nature and family aligns with
the establishment's concept. Learn more about her understanding of NYC's food
culture and what the city's taught her about the community in this
interesting 1-on-1.
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Boundary Pushing Restaurant
Fresh organic
entrees full of ripely harvested veggies steal the show at Lighthouse. The
Brooklyn eatery is focused on feeding patrons food that is simple, carefully
crafted and vibrant.
Each dish includes
hand-selected seasonal ingredients sourced carefully from local farms. Menu
items include gluten-free, vegetarian and all-natural options.
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Happy
Wednesday!
Today's weather is
slightly wet due to scattered showers. ☔️
The West-bourne cafe
is delivering LA chic food to NYC with a badge of sustainability. 🥑🥕
With the plastic
bag ban on the horizons, it's time to celebrate an environmental triumph and
there's no better way than with a visit to RAE
BK's recycled art pop-up. ♻️👌
Check out Sophie
Sandberg's efforts to fight gender-based violence through art,
digital media, and activism. 🗣📣
"There is no
such thing as "away". When we throw anything away it must go
somewhere."
- ANNIE LEONARD,
attributed, The Story of STUFF Project
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Get Stronger This Weekend
Don't let your
wellness goals wait till Monday! You can handle business and still have a
blast all weekend thanks to our Friday Fitness Weekend Guide.
We've rounded up
health-themed events that'll help you sweat, lift your spirits, and teach you
something. Get your tickets and RSVPs as soon as possible to secure your
spot.
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Expressions Through Trash
Some New Yorkers
are in high spirits while others are in confusion about the plastic bag ban
approaching. Others, like RAE BK, are harnessing the change to create amazing
and eco-conscious art from recycled plastic.
The bags that
would otherwise land in landfills, contributing to the pollution killing
ocean life, are being used to construct portraits and pieces on wooden
canvases.
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Giveaway
A giveaway just
for you. Enter to win a chance to travel to the beautiful Utah, all expenses
paid, for an all-inclusive stay in the Centered Fitness Retreat (a $4300
value) for 1 week. Other prizes include $100 towards your travel cost,
awarded by 1440. There is also a subscription for Stranger's Guide ($100
value), as well as $500 from Stranger's Guide towards airfare.
This trip will
revitalize your body and your mind. What are you waiting for? Enter now!
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Sustainable Dining
Treat yourself to
wild hives farm porridge, house granola, poached blueberries, yogurt on a
sunny morning or scrambled eggs, avocado, spicy shallot labneh, pickled
onions on a toasted English muffin West-bourne.
Whether you crave
savory or sweet, the small and fresh cafe has a menu that caters to
health-conscious farm-friendly eaters. The zero-waste eatery partners with
the Robin Hood Foundation to give back to the community through job training
and invests in small business to source interior decor.
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Refining Our Community
Sophie Sandberg's
reign against catcallers and gender-based violence is garnering universal
attention. The street artist and activist founded the Catcalls of NYC
Instagram, chronicling the stories of harassed New Yorkers and their pleas.
She is also the
force behind Chalk Back, made of over 100 "Catcalls of" chapters
globally. Learn more about how the exposure from her public art and digital
media content is unifying NYC one project at a time.
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