Here are some ideas of things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, London, Scotland, Ireland and more:
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WIN brilliant burgers for your
office, find out how to get first direct arena tickets and introducing
Kino...
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6
Astonishing Openings Coming Soon to Leeds
The fun never stops in
Leeds! Six brand new openings are on their way, and here's everything you
need to know. We're talking chicken wings with punk attitude, next-level
crazy golf and a new outpost for a pizza-slinging favourite. Add in an
exciting Indian, a cracking craft beer bar and a cool coffee shop and
you've got six surefire sizzlers.
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10
Leeds Shops You Might Never Have Been To
From Thai supermarkets
who sell varieties of sriracha you didn't know existed to pre-loved
clothes and the very finest cheeses money can buy, here are 10 retail
hotspots that might have escaped your attention. These wonderful indies
do things a little bit differently.
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5
Utterly Awesome Staycations in Yorkshire
Want a relaxing
holiday in beautiful surrounds? You don't need to look any further than
Yorkshire. Converted shepherd's huts, gorgeous glamping spots and luxury
lodges await your presence. Kick back with hot tubs, wood burners and the
splendour of God's Own County all around you.
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Your trip to the
country awaits...
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Our "exceptional"
(The
Telegraph) production of
A Little
Night Music has
arrived. Sondheim's tantalising tale is
on stage at Leeds Playhouse until 16
July - tickets start at just £14!
With
world-class performances from stars
including Dame Josephine Barstow,
Quirijn de Lang and Sandra Piques Eddy;
iconic songs 'Send in the Clowns' and
'A Weekend in the Country'; and an
unforgettable story of romantic musical
chairs; you're guaranteed a glorious
evening at the theatre. Watch our new
trailer for a taste of
what to expect...
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Step into the
rehearsal room
Go
inside the rehearsal room
with Quirijn de Lang & Sandra
Piques Eddy as they introduce this
eclectic mix of characters, and give
you a taste of what to expect.
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Take a sneak
peek at the drama
Watch
Fredrik confess his adoration to his
old flame Desiree in this snippet of
the show. It's their love that
kickstarts this game of romantic
musical chairs, but you'll have to book
a ticket to see it unfold in
full...
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Opera North Ltd.
Howard Opera Centre
8 Harrison Street
Leeds
LS1 6PA
Box Office: 0113 223 3600
Registered Charity No.
511726
© Opera North 2022
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LIFF
Presents in July and August, INDIs Movie Night: God’s Own Country,
Criterion Competition
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LIFF
Presents in July and August includes Hit the Road, Fire of
Love, Laurent Garnier: Off the Record, and Carajita
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Our LIFF presents screenings at Vue in The Light go
weekly over the summer! On 20 July you’re invited on a lively
family road trip in Panah Panahi’s triumphant debut Hit the Road,
an audience favourite at LIFF 2021. On 27 July you can experience
spellbinding documentary Fire of Love
about the relationship and remarkable adventures of French
volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft.
On 3 August you can see Laurent Garnier: Off
the Record, an inspirational documentary about the
history and legacy of techno music through the eyes of superstar
French DJ Laurent Garnier. On 24 August we present the English
premiere of Carajita, a
breathtaking psychological thriller that examines the Caribbean’s
colonial legacy through the story of three women.
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LIFF
Presents: Two Masterpieces by Satyajit Ray
On 10 and 17
August at Vue in The Light we present two masterpieces, in
new digital cinema restorations, by the great Indian
director Satyajit Ray. Both films are beautifully shot in
Ray’s native Calcutta in the early 60s and feature
unforgettable performances by Madhabi Mukherjee. In The Big City
she plays Arati who finds independence and dignity in a new
job. In Charulata
she is a neglected wife who finds a new soul companion when
her brother-in-law comes to stay.
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INDIs Movie Night: God’s Own
Country
A special INDIs
Movie Night event featuring Yorkshire romantic drama God's
Own Country and an exclusive discussion about intimacy on
screen with a panel of Intimacy Coordinators, chaired by
Oxygen Films' Gage Oxley. Captivating and broodingly
beautiful, God’s Own Country is the award-winning debut
feature from writer/director Francis Lee, featuring
outstanding performances from Josh O’Connor and Alec
Secareanu.
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New
British comedy Brian and Charles in cinemas from 8 July
Comedian David
Earl (Derek, Extras, After Life) co-wrote and stars as the
eccentric recluse Brian who, trapped on a remote farm in
northern Wales, tinkers meaninglessly with scrap machinery.
One day to combat loneliness he makes something that
actually works: Charles, a seven-foot tall, walking and
talking robot (Chris Hayward) with his own awkward but
loveable personality and a taste for cabbages.
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Hyde
Park Picture House On The Road presents Il Buco and Bergman
Island
Hyde Park
Picture House On the Road continues its great film selection
this month at Leeds University Union. Michelangelo
Frammartino, who made Le Quattro Volte, returns with the
hypnotically beautiful Il Buco,
an almost wordless film about a caving exploration in 60s
Italy. Mia Hansen-Løve (Eden, Father of My Children)
directs Bergman Island,
a complex homage set on Fårö, the idyllic island where
Ingmar Bergman lived and worked.
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This
month’s Criterion Competition
Our exclusive
monthly competition gives you the chance to win one of two
bundles of the latest Blu-rays from The Criterion
Collection. July's releases include Bong Joon Ho’s Okja,
John Waters’ Pink Flamingos, and David Lean’s Summertime.
For a chance to win, answer the following question: What is
the drag performer’s name in Pink Flamingos? Email answers
to leeds.film@leeds.gov.uk by
midnight on 31st July.
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New
Job Opportunity at Leeds Palestinian Film Festival
Leeds
Palestinian Film Festival are seeking a Marketing Manager
to help target new audiences for their 8th festival. They
are looking for candidates with experience in planning and
delivering high quality marketing campaigns with good
design skills. The role will run from mid-August to
mid-December 2022. The fee is £1,500. To apply, send a CV
and covering letter to info@leedspff.org.uk
by midday 20th July 2022. For more details see leedspff.org.uk.
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Leeds
Film is supported by the British Film Institute.
Leeds
Film is proud to have achieved the BFI Diversity Standards.
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Leeds
International Film Festival is part of Leeds
Ticket Hub, Leeds' cultural ticket office: Leeds Ticket Hub,
Carriageworks Theatre, The Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square,
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Seven
is 15 @ Seven
Zoobin Surty Company presents Home to my Mother
on Saturday 9th July
7.30pm, a contemporary dance performance derived from
mental health and trauma resonating with this universe. Join us and celebrate
this “Colour Festival” supported by Northern School of
Contemporary Dance. £12
/ £8.
On Sunday 10th
July,1:30 pm - 4pm look forward to the JazzLeeds – Jazz Cafe and
Jam Session. Come and play, sing or just watch the fun! Doors 1.15pm. £7 full / £5
conc.
And, at 7pm on Sunday
10 July, don't forget the
Sunday Quiz, a
great way to exercise those little grey cells and end the weekend with
friends and family. £5
per team, with prizes.
We look
forward to seeing you at Seven very soon. Every £ spent at Seven helps
support high quality arts in a local setting.
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This
Saturday 5pm at The Holbeck
Are you
NOT AN ADULT?
Do you like WATCHING THINGS?
Do you like EATING THINGS?
Do you like PLAYING THINGS?
Then you are invited to KIDS’ CABARET!
An evening of fun and performance, hosted
by Eggs
Collective.
Come down and see a live show with amazing
special guests. Have some food, play some games, and if you're in
the mood have a dance!
Bring your friends, bring your family,
bring your adults* if they are well behaved. No pet hamsters or
goldfish allowed.
Doors open at 4:30pm
Pay what you decide.
See you there!
Slung Low
x
*Children
must be accompanied by an adult.
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Time: 17:00
Date: 9th July 2022
Venue: The Holbeck, Jenkinson Lawn, LS11 9QX
Tickets are pay what you decide (pay after the show)
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What's on at
Pictureville
Welcome to the
Pictureville weekly film listings. Our Doctor Who double
bill offers two fab family films for the price of one this Sunday,
but the Daleks aren't the only robots to watch out for – check out
offbeat and lovely British comedy Brian and Charles from
Friday.
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Love cinema? Don’t
forget that you can receive free and discounted cinema tickets,
plus money off in our bar and shop by becoming a Pictureville member.
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PICTUREVILLE WEEKLY LISTINGS
(8–14 JULY)
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BRIAN AND CHARLES (PG)
Fri 17.00, 20.00; Sat, Wed, Thu 17.00, 19.30; Wed
17.00
David Earl stars as
a lonely inventor in rural Wales who builds and befriends an
artificially intelligent robot in this quirky, heart-warming comedy
about friendship, family and finding love.
'Lo-fi, seriously funny, utterly beguiling'
- Time Out
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DOCTOR WHO: CLASSIC MOVIE
DOUBLE BILL (PG)
Sun 14.30
Regenerated in 4K
and shown back-to-back, two classics from the 1960s
Whoniverse: Dr Who and the Daleks and Daleks'
Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., with Peter Cushing starring in the
Doctor's first big-screen outing.
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KIDS' CLUB: AARDMAN SEASON
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KIDS' CLUB: SHAUN THE
SHEEP (PG)
Sat, Sun 10.30
The smart and
silent sheep from the Wallace and Gromit films leads his flock into
the big city, in his own debut movie. See it for £3 at our Kids’
Club screenings.
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KINO DREAMS: THE REVERIES OF WIM
WENDERS
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BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB
(U)
Sat 16.30; Wed 20.00
Wenders' vibrant
and thoroughly uplifting music documentary follows legendary
guitarist Ry Cooder as he travels to Cuba to assemble some of the
country’s finest musicians and record a Grammy-winning album.
Want to book ahead and devour some more of Wim's filmography? See
the full series in the calendar here.
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NT LIVE: PRIMA
FACIE (15)
Screening 21 and 24 July
Jodie Comer makes her West End debut with a
solo tour de force in the UK premiere of Suzie Miller's
award-winning courtroom drama.
"Masterful" – The Guardian
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NITRAM (15)
Screening from 22 July
An isolated young man forms a friendship with
a reclusive heiress, setting tragedy into motion in this
fictionalised retelling of the 1996 Port Arthur
Massacre.
"Pricklingly intense" – Telegraph
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© National Science and Media Museum 2022
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
on this summer
Turn off
the telly and switch on the fun with our latest exhibition
celebrating 100 years of broadcasting. Plus we've got big
screen action at Pictureville Cinema and a brand new club for
future scientists. Keep scrolling to find out more.
The
museum is open Wednesday – Sunday and every day during school
holidays. Please book your free museum admission ticket in
advance.
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Switched On:
100 Years of Broadcast Innovation
Opens 23
July
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From the
first radio microphones to colour TV, on-demand video and
streaming, our new exhibition explores how and why the
world of broadcasting has changed over the last 100 years.
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Have a go at
subtitling or work together to create your own community radio
station and discover how innovations in technology have brought us
closer to the action.
Free tickets for Switched
On are available to book now. To enter you will also need
a free museum admission ticket.
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Switched
On Family Day
Saturday 30 July
Celebrate 100 years of broadcasting with a day
of family fun at the museum.
Go behind the scenes of some of the most
iconic TV moments, learn about David Attenborough’s life
through interactive storytelling, plus some extra
surprises.
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Family
STEM Club
Wednesday 20 July
Join us for our first Family STEM Club and
explore your scientific curiosity together as a family.
We’re hosting two sessions for families with
young people aged 6–11 and 11–14 to explore essential
skills in a fun and inspiring way.
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Big screen adventures at
Pictureville Cinema
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Kids'
Club
Every Saturday and Sunday,
10.30
See the best in family film every weekend for
£3. This month we've got some Aardman Animations'
favourites with Shaun the Sheep and more.
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Doctor
Who: Classic Movie Double Bill (PG)
Sunday 10 July, 14.30
We're taking the TARDIS back to the 1960s with
the Doctor's only big screen outings. Peter Cushing stars
as the Time Lord in Dr
Who and the Daleks and Daleks’ Invasion
Earth 2150 A.D.
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IMAX
Short Documentaries
Make your visit to the museum even bigger with
one of our IMAX documentaries. Travel to space, walk with
dinosaurs, and meet some adorable baby animals on the
biggest screen in the region.
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Bradford
Pride
Saturday 9 July, 12.00–16.00
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We're taking part in Bradford Pride on
Saturday 9 July. Join us in City Park for rainbow
experiments and a chance to discover some of the LGBTQ+
stories in our collection.
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© National Science and Media Museum 2022
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
happening in Edinburgh in July 2022
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Jazz & blues music, heritage &
art exhibitions, food festivals – not to mention a giraffe trail –
however you like your entertainment, July in Edinburgh has an
action-packed programme of events for all the family to explore and
enjoy.
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What’s on
in Edinburgh this month
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Two of Edinburgh’s world-renowned
festivals take place this month – attracting major international jazz
& blues names as well as up-and-coming artists, visitors to Edinburgh
Jazz & Blues Festival will be able to
enjoy a wide range of styles, from 1920s traditional jazz to
electronic blues. Celebrating its 18th anniversary, this year’s Edinburgh
Art Festival’s exciting and eclectic
programme includes 35 exhibitions across the city, including a
special programme of newly commissioned artworks that respond to
historic sites in the city.
Get into nature and discover more about the architecture, heritage
& nature of the magnificent Dalkeith Country Park during their Historic
Country Park Tours, or take part in Giraffe
About Town. Comprising 40 eight-foot-tall
giraffes located all the way from Edinburgh Airport to Leith, can you
find them all?
A new music festival comes to Edinburgh this month. Taking place in
the popular neighbourhood of Stockbridge, Over
the Bridge has a star-studded line-up. Or if
sampling the very best of Scottish food & drink is more to your
liking, then don’t miss Edinburgh
Food Festival.
From the art of Leonardo da Vinci to the Burke and Hare murders,
explore 500 years of medical history and exploration in the National
Museum of Scotland’s new exhibition, Anatomy:
A Matter of Death and Life. While it’s the
last few days to enjoy the stunningly detailed and immersive
exhibition, Van
Gogh Alive – The Experience.
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Edinburgh
Music Reviews
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Our Music Reviewer's second review is
here!
One of only three UK dates of the band’s European tour, read Stuart’s
review of The Smile at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall.
Image
Credit Stuart Niven
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School’s
Out for Summer!
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Looking for ideas to keep the kids
entertained over the summer holidays
From dinosaurs trails to bus tours, there’s plenty going on in
Edinburgh to keep boredom at bay!
Image
© Ruth Armstrong
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Fame and
Fortune in Edinburgh
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From storytellers to artists,
inventors to filmmakers, Edinburgh’s streets have inspired &
captivated for centuries.
Why not visit today and discover the magic for yourself…?
Image
Credit Film Edinburgh
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Resident
Rewards Edinburgh
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The start of a new month means the
start of a new Resident Rewards Edinburgh – an outstanding local
reward only available to Edinburgh residents.
This month, we are delighted to partner with Filmhouse, Edinburgh’s
leading independent cinema to offer Edinburgh residents 2 tickets for
the price of 1.
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With the solstice taking place just a few weeks ago, summer is in full
swing. From August to October, numerous exciting trips from Kerry to
Donegal are confirmed, but only a handful of places are left – so why
don’t you join us?
Explore the majestic mountains of Kerry, see the iconic sights along
the Causeway Coast, bike the winding roads of Connemara or island-hop
on the west coast to see puffins and learn some Gaelic.
Check out our last-minute trips below for an unforgettable
spur-of-the-moment getaway to the Emerald Isle.
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Deluxe
Hiking - The Kerry Mountains
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When:
Places available in August, September and October
Join us on this epic mountain adventure from forests and lakes to the
highest peaks of Ireland in the iconic wilds of Kerry.
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Biking -
Connemara & The Aran Islands
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When:
3 places in September
Connemara is stunning in autumn, and quiet roads make for great
cycling. On this gentle cycling trip, pedal from the coasts to the
Connemara hills and island-hop to the Aran Islands.
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Where to
Visit in Autumn?
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Whether
you're interested in fiery fall foliage or dark sky stargazing,
autumn culinary treats or the Irish origins of Halloween, discover
the best places to visit in Ireland during autumn.
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Copyright
© 2019 Wilderness Ireland, All rights reserved.
Wilderness Ireland, Unit 8A 1/2, Northwest Business Park, Collooney,
Co. Sligo, Ireland
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Feel that Dublin
rhythm!
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From soulful
buskers and lively trad sessions to indie gigs and fun festivals,
Dublin's got a unique soundtrack. Want to join us on a musical tour of
the city?
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Raise your glass...
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Quirky, musical, historic and just
downright cool! A trip to Belfast simply isn’t complete if you’re not
making a toast at one (or all 10!) of these pubs.
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Top Ireland Destinations
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From the dramatic, untamed beauty of
the Wild Atlantic Way to the Titanic history of Belfast city, get
inspired by the very best the island of Ireland has to offer.
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Join our
Community!
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Be inspired by
amazing insider tips, or ask a question, or share your own experience
with fellow travellers!
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The sun is out for Cocktails in the City!
Forming the perfect backdrop to our first summer
session, you wouldn't want to be anywhere else than sipping
a refreshing cocktail in the beautiful Bedford Square Gardens.
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City London Ltd, All rights reserved.
newsletter.
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Creative Kirklees
Newsletter 5 July 2022
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This weekend brings Kirklees Pride 2022
to Huddersfield. On Saturday 9 July there will be a celebration of people
coming together with stalls and entertainment up and down King Street and
at the Lawrence Batley Theatre, as well as an evening performance of
Pride in Kirklees. Take a look at this short film, The Day
the World Came to Huddersfield, which marks the time
when Huddersfield held the first Pride event outside of London in 1981.
From 10 –
17 July, Ame is holding a pre-celebration for the Year of Music 2023 at
their Temporary Contemporary space, Dai Hall, with a week-long festival, Zero Parameters. Artists and
musicians from all over the world will perform, exhibit, and share
digital skills.
If you
enjoyed Holmfirth Arts Festival weekend recently, you’ll be pleased to
know that Holmfirth
Arts Festival isn't over yet! There are still several
performances to come including Riverside Winds on Saturday 9 July, Clouds
Harp Music on 5 August and comedian Gary Delaney on 2 September.
The Kirklees
Concert Season 2022/2023 goes on general sale today.
Get your tickets now and experience the magic of live classical music in
Huddersfield and Dewsbury Town Halls. Internationally renowned guest
artists and conductors join the world-class Orchestra of Opera North to
perform classical masterpieces, intimate recitals and seasonal
favourites.
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Events
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Thu 07 to Fri
22 Jul 2022 (2 weeks)
A free exhibition of
over 100 handmade, mini sketchbooks, filled by visual artist Jo
Blaker between 19/02/22 - 24/05/22 Hosted in Jo Blaker's studio,
this event is part of Globe Arts Residents Open Studios event for
H...
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Sat 09 Jul 2022
Join Kirklees Pride in
our Main House to wrap up the celebrations on Sat 9 July with An
evening of Pride in Kirklees. An evening of Pride in Kirklees will
feature Stephanie Hirst's Believe achieve. Please note that t...
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Wed 13 Jul 2022
Are you new to
photography or have you taken a break from your hobby and would
like to get back into it? This workshop has been developed with the
sole aim of helping you realise the full potential of your camera.
The wo...
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Fri 15 Jul 2022
Get out your dancing
shoes for a Friday Night out in Holmfirth 60s/70S/80S/90S DISCO
Raising funds for Holmfirth Film Festival DJ Steve Dorril at
Holmfirth Picturedrome 8.00pm till late Tickets £5 from Bo...
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Thu 07 to Sat
09 Jul 2022 (3 days)
Welcome to the creative
home of an eclectic mix of artists, makers, designers & small
businesses in the heart of Slaithwaite village. We are opening the
doors to our studios & spaces to display a range of art, craft
& de...
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Sat 09 Jul 2022
FAR CRY ACAPELLA invite
you to join them - sing or listen, you choose Far Cry are delighted
to have been invited to sing in local libraries - you can join them
in a singing workshop to experience the joy of harmony ...
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Sun 03 to Sat
09 Jul 2022 (1 week)
Sunday 3rd - Saturday
9th July 2022 Holmfirth Artweek returns with new many artists and
more familiar names. Open: Sun - 10am - 5pm Mon - 10am - 9pm Tues -
10am - 9pm Weds - 10am - 9pm Thurs - 10am - 9pm Fri -...
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Sat 18 Jun to Sun 30 Oct 2022 (4 months)
In collaboration with
the Picasso Museum, Antibes, YSP presents two complementary
installations of drawing by Jaume Plensa. They highlight the
artist’s devotion to a process that traverses many media and
navigates the re...
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Wed 13 Jul 2022
Try out some writing
styles, tools & prompts for using journaling during a time of
change - whether that's adapting to unplanned or unwanted change,
making change happen or embracing change - join us on Zoom on
Wednesday...
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Sat 09 Jul 2022
Pride is a celebration
of people coming together in love and friendship, to show how far
LGBTQ+ rights have come and how in some places there is still work
to be done. It's about being proud of who you are, no matter who...
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Fri 08 Jul 2022
Join us at Summer in the
Courtyard this Friday night for incredible live music from two
lively bands, fresh stonebaked pizza, and some great drinks offers.
The fun starts at 7pm with Fishing4Compliments, a five piece...
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Sun 10 Jul 2022
From Hade Edge we will
walk along a ridgeway, with superb views across the valley, towards
the quarries at Magnum Bonum, renowned for the quality of the stone
- first opened in 1830. By 1861 sixty men were employed and h...
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Mon 13 Jun to Sat 09 Jul 2022 (4 weeks)
Art Exhibition Northern
Fringe Gallery, a collective of Yorkshire artists, have produced
work inspired by some of the many authors and poets native to
Yorkshire. There will be a preview on Saturday June 11th between
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Thu 07 Jul 2022
Get creative in our
paint your own Snowdog workshops! About this event In partnership
with Holmfirth Artweek, Snowdogs Support Life, Kirklees are
bringing these exciting paint your own workshops to Holmfirth this
Sum...
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Thu 07 to Sat
09 Jul 2022 (3 days)
Let your kids get
creative in our paint your own Snowdog workshops! In partnership
with Holmfirth Artweek, Snowdogs Support Life, Kirklees are
bringing these exciting paint your own workshops to Holmfirth this
Summer ...
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Thu 07 Jul 2022
Bunnington WI is a bit
down-at-heel. Dwindling membership means they can barely afford the
hall, let alone a decent speaker. So when a PR guru becomes a
member, the women are glad of new blood. Initially. The milk of ...
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Wed 06 Jul 2022
Through the chronicles
of history, people have gazed up and marvelled at the mysteries of
the weather. Generations have tried to master the elements, and
understand the magic of the skies. Hayley’s sunny, beloved dad ...
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Sat 09 Jul 2022
Riverside Winds is a
London-based wind quintet. The concert is part of Holmfirth Arts
Festival events for 2022, performing at Hepworth Holy Trinity
Church, Dean Bridge Lane, Hepworth, HD9 1TR, at 7.30pm on Saturday
9 J...
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Sun 10 Jul 2022
Sundown Swing will be
back on the Greenhead Park bandstand on Sunday 10 July from 2pm to
4pm as part of the Summer Sounds programme organised by the Friends
of Greenhead Park. The band will be playing a fabulous sele...
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Fri 01 to Sun
31 Jul 2022 (1 month)
Come and get creative
with us at Temporary Contemporary during July with the artists and
arts organisation who are putting on activities and events over the
month. Activity from: Ame CollaborARTi Colouricity Biz...
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Opportunities
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Thu 14 Jul 2022
To start September 2022
We're looking to appoint an enthusiastic guitar teacher to join the
successful Musica Kirklees team. There are currently 10 hours of
teaching per week available, teaching in schools in the Kirk...
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Fri 22 Jul 2022
The Council are seeking
to create Playful Public Art to enhance the public realm and
celebrate Huddersfield Towns historic connection with Lions. These
commissions will contribute to the Town Centre Blueprint (a 10-year
...
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Sun 10 Jul 2022
Call for exhibitors to
show at The Saltaire Makers Fair, 17-18 September 2022. They are
looking for quality CONTEMPORARY CRAFT designer-makers working in a
wide range of handmade disciplines to exhibit and sell their...
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Thu 14 Jul 2022
BUDGET: £37,000
DEADLINE: Thursday 14 July, 12 noon Creative Scene, in partnership
with communities and businesses in Batley, is developing an
Augmented Reality (AR) digital art trail for Batley. It will
include a...
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News
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Mon 04 Jul 2022
Holmfirth Arts Festival
welcomed hundreds of people with its popular annual weekend, (June
17-19) offering free street theatre and entertainment for all ages. But
the festival isn’t over yet. There are still several per...
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Mon 04 Jul 2022
Sunday night films at
Holmfirth Civic Hall continue July to September - watch our website
for dates and more excellent choices. PLUS, starting off summer
hols at home - a fundraising disco at Holmfirth Picturedrome. ...
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Tue 05 Jul 2022
The Kirklees Concert
Season returns for 2022/2023 with a vibrant programme of music that
will move, inspire and uplift you. Experience the magic of live
classical music in Huddersfield and Dewsbury Town Halls as inte...
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When you're tired of London, you're tired of life, as Samuel Johnson
(almost) said. Post-pandemic and post-jubilee, London is getting its mojo
back – and we love to see it. So here's our love letter to the capital, with
a reminder of its most iconic
addresses (I bet you haven't visited them all), best
hotels for a romantic weekend, exciting new
developments, and the homes
that have caught our eye. There's also Peter
Griffiths's excellent essay on why brands need London just as much
as the city needs them, and the chance
to win a private consultation and bespoke frames designed by the
legendary Tom Davies.
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WE ARE
LONDON
Brands need London just as the capital needs brands. Here's how they work
together
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ICONIC
LONDON ADDRESSES
Have you visited them
all?
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BEST
PROPERTIES IN LONDON
The hottest houses on the market right
now
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Great British Brands Season 2
Listen
to season two of the Great British Brands podcast, and discover Michael Hayman in conversation
with Deborah Pocock, CEO of the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust, about the
£3 billion craft industry, supporting the training and education of aspiring
artisans, and how people are learning to love crafts again. Tune in today.
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Q&A
with... Mary Elizabeth Rankin of Savile
Row
Favourite
British brand? All the Savile Row tailors and
shops. Each has their unique style and the level of craftsmanship allows the
customer to bring home something truly one-of-a-kind. Not to mention the
inherent sustainability of bespoke tailoring. Hero? Sir David
Attenborough. I admire his dedication to raising awareness around
environmental issues. Weekend? The Cotswolds. I love spending time in
the chocolate-box villages, going on long walks with my family and dog, and
visiting as many pubs as possible. Meal? Sunday roast and
sticky toffee pudding. Preferably at The Bull & Last near Hampstead
Heath if I can get a table. Shop? Paxton &
Whitfield. Undiscovered gem? The American Bar at The
Stafford London. Idiosyncrasy? No other nation queues quite like
the British – and I love it. Band? The Beatles. Car? Land
Rover Series II Defender. I recently saw a stunning, fully converted
electric one (by Everatti) at the Concours on Savile Row. Book? Notes from a
Small Island by Bill Bryson. As a native North American
living several years here in the UK, I identify with many of his
observations. It’s light-hearted and I often find myself laughing aloud.
Mary Elizabeth Rankin is the Marketing &
Community Director at The Pollen Estate, majority owner of Savile
Row
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ALSO
IN THE NEWS....
WHAT'S TRENDING
IN BRITISH LUXURY?
Beautiful new watches, Chelsea goes green, and a new rosé for summer
sipping
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