Saturday, 15 October 2022

Things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Brighouse, Huddersfield, Scotland, Ireland and more

Here are a few ideas of things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Brighouse, Huddersfield, Scotland, Ireland and more:

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Coming up on Saturday 15th October, 8pm, Polly Paulusma follows up her critically-acclaimed 2021 album ‘Invisible Music’ with ‘The Pivot On Which The World Turns’, affectionately shortened to ‘Pivot’. The album marks a return to her singular brand of insightful songs that roam around the badlands of love, sex and parenthood, death and grief, failure and success, violence and healing. £10

Before that, tomorrow Wednesday 12th October, 7.30pm, look forward to the monthly outing of Discount Comedy Checkout. Prepare yourself for a night of hilarious improvised comedy. No show is the same and is created by you, the audience! It’s literally join in if you want to – there’s no pressure! “Winners of 2020 Best National Show at Morecambe Fringe” £10.

A jazz treat on Thursday 13th October, 7pm, JazzLeeds presents Art Themen Trio ‘Thane and the Villeins’. No one should pass up the chance of hearing Art Themen – he’s one of the very few totally original, and at the same time utterly engaging jazz musicians around. Tickets £16 / £14 Concessions. 25s and under £8

More excellent jazz on Sunday 16th October, 1:30 - 4pm. JazzLeeds – Guitar duo : Jamie Taylor with US guitarist John Stowell . Visiting us from the USA, and without doubt one of the most original jazz guitarists of his generation, John Stowell’s unique style continues to delight audiences around the world. £12 /£10.

To round off the weekend, the Seven Quiz is on Sunday 17th October at 7pm. A great way to exercise those little grey cells and compete in a friendly atmosphere with friends and family. £5. Prizes.

Finally, if you're peckish, delicious Canteen Pizzas are available Wednesday –  Friday from 4pm and from lunchtime on Saturday and Sunday.

Where the event is ticketed, tickets are available at TicketSource via www.sevenleeds.co.uk  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

A great show in the evening and an opportunity to be heroic in the morning!

 

Saturday 15th October at The Holbeck

Every year, for the last 30 years an absent father has sent his son an empty box for his birthday. This year, following his absent father’s death, the son decides to find out why. 

Part autobiography, part exaggeration for comic and dramatic effect. The Long Way Home is a glorious, fantastical and absurd quest to come to terms with an absent father’s inheritance.

A show devised by Ben Phillips in collaboration with John Wright (Told By An Idiot and Trestle)

Suitable for ages 14 and over.

 

Time: 19:30
Date: 15th October 2022
Venue:
The Holbeck, Jenkinson Lawn, LS11 9QX
Tickets are pay what you decide (pay after the show with card/cash/online)

 

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Whilst we have you...

if you can spare a few hours Saturday morning to help us clear part of the warehouse floor, we would be eternally grateful. It's not heavy lifting but will be very mucky. We will reward you with bottomless cuppas and a nice lunch, and our eternal gratitude. If you can make if for 10am, please give Ruth a shout with your glove size and she'll send you the details. Massive thanks in advance xx 

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Welcome to our weekly film listings. Widescreen Weekend begins on Thursday, so get stuck into this year's fantastic programme; and check out our 'Reel Roots' strand, featuring films that shine a cinematic light on figures from Black history.

 

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Halloween Ends

 

IMAX: HALLOWEEN ENDS (18)

Fri, Wed, Thu 19.00; Sat 19.30; Sun 20.00

After 45 years, the revered horror film franchise reaches its epic, terrifying conclusion. See it on Yorkshire’s biggest screen—Bradford's IMAX.

 

 

The Lost King

 

THE LOST KING (12A)

Wed 17.00; Thu 13.30

Sally Hawkins plays an amateur historian fighting against the odds to prove her theory of the whereabouts of King Richard III’s remains.

 

 

Emily

 

EMILY (15)

Wed 16.30, 19.30; Thu 16.15, 20.00

 

La Boheme

 

ROYAL OPERA: LA BOHEME (TBC)

Thu 19.15

 

 

Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen

 

HALLELUJAH: LEONARD COHEN, A JOURNEY, A SONG (12A)

Wed 20.00; Thu 17.00

 

Moonage Daydream

 

MOONAGE DAYDREAM (15)

Sun 16.30

 

 

REEL ROOTS: BLACK HISTORY MONTH

 

The Woman King

 

IMAX: THE WOMAN KING (15)

Fri, Wed, Thu 16.00; Sat 16.30

Historical action epic about the all-female unit of warriors who protected the African Kingdom of Dahomey in the 1800s. See it on Yorkshire’s biggest screen—Bradford’s IMAX. 

 

 

Hidden Figures

 

HIDDEN FIGURES (PG)

Screening 23 October 13.30

The remarkable true story of three brilliant African-American women working at NASA in the 1950s.

 

Judas and the Black Messiah

 

JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH (15)

Screening 21 October 20.00

Fiery political drama depicting the infiltration of the Illinois Black Panthers party by an FBI informant.

 

 

The Sit In: Harry Belafonte Hosts the Tonight Show

 

THE SIT IN: HARRY BELAFONTE HOSTS THE TONIGHT SHOW (12)

Screening 27 Oct 19.30

In 1968, as riots rock American cities and the Vietnam War escalates, legendary Jamaican-American entertainer Harry Belafonte takes over the Tonight Show for one week.

 

 

WIDESCREEN WEEKEND

 

Moulin Rouge

 

MOULIN ROUGE! (12A)

Screening 16 October 16.00

A very special surprise screening brought to you by our Come and Meet Another Me cinema programming volunteers: a 35mm screening of a modern classic.

 

 

Oliver

 

OLIVER! (U)

Screening 15 October 19.45

The greatest of the movie-musicals and the most requested film at Widescreen Weekend is finally here with a brand new 4K restoration.

 

The Elephant Man

 

THE ELEPHANT MAN (12A)

Screening 16 October 13.00

David Lynch’s biographical drama about Joseph Merrick, featuring outstanding performances from both John Hurt and Anthony Hopkins.

 

 

 

 

IMAX

 

Hubble

 

IMAX 3D: HUBBLE (U)

Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, Hubble 3D explores the mysteries and grandeur of space, in a fully immersive IMAX presentation. 

 

 

Promotional still from Antarctica

 

IMAX 3D: ANTARCTICA (U)

 

Our Blue Planet

 

IMAX 3D: OUR BLUE PLANET (U)

 

 

Promotional still from Walking With Dinosaurs

 

IMAX 3D: WALKING WITH DINOSAURS (U)

 

Wild Africa

 

IMAX: WILD AFRICA (U)

 

 

 

 


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This Week

The Halifax Arts Society Tuesday 11th October

Anna Warrilow Renaissance Cassoni - Wedding Chests & the Art of Marriage. In 15C Florence, marriage in Renaissance Italy was anything but a love match. This lecture looks at the rich decoration of furniture intended as part of the marriage dowry.

This Weekend

Friday Night Live Friday 14th October

Friday Night Live at Square Chapel is a platform for emerging and local musicians to showcase their talents and a chance for you to check out emerging artists from you local music scene!

This Friday we’re excited to host Callum Butterworth, Oliver Pinder & Beckie Brill

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Just a quick reminder that Roger Davies and his band are performing tonight!

Bookings are now being taken for all events at Harrison Lord Gallery and Ryecorn Wholefoods in Brighouse. No booking fee but cash only please.
Alternatively, you can book online at 
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/brighouseartsfestival with a booking fee.

The Festival is run entirely by volunteers and we need your bookings to keep going!

Tickets are still available for all events.
Best to buy in advance but you can buy on the door.


Roger Davies & His Band - Saturday 15th October St Martin's Church, HD6 1AT Tickets £13.00
Tickets: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/brighouseartsfestival/roger-davies-his-band/e-xezpqv

Nicola Mills - Opera for the People - a Night at the Opera Tickets St Martin's Church, HD6 1AT £10.00
After sell out performances at the Piece Hall Nicola Mills presents a fun, interactive night of songs from the Operas.
 
Brighouse Arts Festival online box office:
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/brighouseartsfestival 
 
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or at the Harrison Lord Gallery or Ryecorn Wholefoods in Brighouse.
Event hotline 01484 711835

 

 

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Last chance to see Anatomy: A Matter of Death and Life

 

There’s just over two weeks left to see our critically acclaimed exhibition Anatomy: A Matter of Death and Life before it closes on Sunday 30 October 2022.

History and science collide in this fascinating exhibition charting the story of anatomical study, from artistic explorations by Leonardo da Vinci to the Burke and Hare murders.

Sponsored by Baillie Gifford Investment Managers. 

 

 

 

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Explore the mystery of the miniature coffins

 

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Our exhibition shop is full of anatomy-inspired books, gifts, and educational kits, including the exhibition book by curator Dr Tacye Phillipson.

 

 

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Members enjoy free entry to Anatomy: A Matter of Death and Life and our upcoming exhibition Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder, plus exclusive events, discounts and more. 

 

 

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What's on in October

Here's our latest updates and a glimpse of what's happening in the Kent Downs AONB next month.

Autumn is officially here, and this month we're taking a look back at our events from over the summer, we've got half-term activities to get the kids out into nature, and we're sharing our top 5 autumn walks in the Kent Downs.

 

 

News from the Kent Downs
 

 

Are you a budding leafpeeper? Discover our favourite destinations for enjoying the colour-changing leaves of autumn here in the Kent Downs AONB in our latest blog.

 

 

 

Looking back at the SALT + EARTH Festival

 

A huge thank you to all the artists, creators, makers, walkers, talkers, geologists, fossil-finders, swimmers, poets, musicians, foragers, story-tellers, photographers, chefs, sauna-ers, and everyone who so whole-heartedly came together to commune and to celebrate our incredible environment and all that lies beneath our feet.

If you had the opportunity to join one of the walks, workshops, community gatherings or other activities, we want to ask you for your opinion. Please complete this short survey to help us shape future festivals.

 

 

 

Samuel Palmer Curator's Talk

 

Watch and listen to the Samuel Palmer Curator’s talk hosted by the Darent Valley Landscape Partnership in Shoreham in July 2022.

Explore Samuel Palmer’s rich, visionary artwork inspired by the unique landscape of the Darent Valley with one of Britain’s foremost curators on Palmer – Colin Harrison, Senior Curator of European Art at the Ashmolean, Oxford.

 

 

 

 

 

The Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is an incredible outdoor, sustainable tourism destination, and is open to enjoy 365 days a year. Discover natural attractions like the White Cliffs of Dover, tread in the footsteps of pilgrims, and ‘live like a local’ on accessible and immersive experiences. Whether you visit for the day or stay for whole week, the Kent Downs AONB has something for everyone.

 

 

 

Events in the Kent Downs
There's lots going on in the Kent Downs AONB during October, here's a selection of upcoming events we think you'll love. 

 

Mushroom Foraging and Sloe Gin Making Experience
with Boots On Adventures
16th October, 10am
Boughton-under-Blean

Family Art Workshop - Mono Printing
with Victoria Threlfall
26th October, 10am
Lullingstone Country Park

 

Half-term Halloween Events
at Kent Country Parks

 

 

 

 

 

 

Experiences in the Kent Downs
Discover unique experiences with local experts, offering an authentic and immersive insight into the nature and heritage of the Kent Downs.

 

Creative Glass Classes
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Join Creative Retreats and Holidays for a range of glass classes in the Kent Downs AONB and be inspired by our beautiful surroundings.

 Use recycled stained-glass to make an environmentally-friendly stained-glass mosaic, or learn to fuse glass to create coasters, bowls and more.

 

 

 

 

Opportunities in the Kent Downs

 

The White Cliffs Countryside Partnership are hiring!

 

The White Cliffs Countryside Partnership (WCCP) has an excellent opportunity for an experienced Ranger to join their team and lead on the development and management of a new nature reserve, comprising of 35ha of grassland, scrub and secondary woodland, on the site of the former Backdoor Training Area of Shorncliffe Barracks, Folkestone.

 

 

 

Gravesham Outdoor Tour Training

 

In November, we're offering free training for leading outdoor tours in the Gravesham area. If you enjoy sharing your passion with others and would like to have the knowledge and confidence to lead groups for short leisure walks in the countryside, then we'd love to hear from you. 

 

 

 

Volunteers needed at Eynsford Castle

 

Eynsford Castle, one of the Darent Valley's most significant heritage features from the medieval period and a rare survival of an early Norman ‘enclosure castle’, is in much need of volunteers to help English Heritage ensure its upkeep!
 

As a Monitor Volunteer you will play an important role in looking after the Castle and ensuring it is safe and well presented for visitors and the local community.

 

 

 

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The Jurassic Coast from the sea. © Steve Belasco



We hope you managed to squeeze in a visit to the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site this summer, whether to enjoy the warmth of the sun whilst cooling off on the beach, or exploring a nearby National Nature Reserve, it certainly seemed like the perfect place to be.

Over the past couple of years, the Jurassic Coast Trust has been finding out just what it is that draws people here and what makes the Jurassic Coast a 'special place' for them.

We spent time developing our digital plans to create a new, all inclusive website which truly reflects the experiences and curiosity of visitors to the Site and will help visitors and local communities alike, curate the perfect morning, afternoon, long weekend or annual holiday to the coast and truly engage with and understand this globally protected and significant place. We are delighted to announce that this site is now live!

 

 

 

 

We know what you are thinking, how are you any different to another visitor information site? Good question!

Here's the thing: The Jurassic Coast Trust is the organisation responsible for the protection and conservation of the World Heritage Site, a Site which is 95 miles long and crosses the two counties of Dorset and Devon. Looking after it is our number one priority and we know that if people love and understand a place then it can be protected.

Our new website not only serves as your 'go to' to find the very best places, the secret picnic spot and the accommodation with the best views, but it will also tell you what that view might have looked like 150 million years ago, and what may have swam in the waters beneath you - all written by leading scientists, geologists and palaeontologists. What an experience and what a place to love and protect!

 

Our new website gives EVERYONE the opportunity to care for the World Heritage Site. Financial contributions from businesses and sponsors featured on the site will help to build a dedicated Conservation Fund used exclusively for protection and engagement work across the coast. Likewise, visitors choosing to book their camping/hotel/museum trip or walking tour through our website, who through this patronage also contribute to the scientific and heritage goals of the charity.

 

 

Ammonite. © Mark Witton

 

The new site is full of features to help you plan the perfect Jurassic Coast visit, as well as discover more about the Jurassic Coast's unique Science and Heritage. You can use the 'Add to Planner' feature across the site to build your own Jurassic Coast itinerary - whether it's a museum, a natural landmark or attraction, or a great place to stay.

The site in its current form is just the beginning, and we will be adding lots more content to it over the coming months. For now, please have a browse and let us know what you think.

 

 

Plan your next Jurassic Coast adventure via the links below

 

Places to Stay

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Places to Eat & Drink

Pumpkin Trail at Abbotsbury Swannery

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Geology

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Fossil Finder

 

 

 

Dinosaur Footprints Walk - Weds 26 October

Dorset 2023 Calendar by James Loveridge

 

The Jurassic Coast From the Sea by Steve Belasco

Jurassic Coast Pint Glass

 

 

We look forward to sharing more amazing digital content and new products in our shop with you in the coming months. As always, if you have any questions at all, please do get in touch.

Very best wishes

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