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

Here is my weekly blog post with ideas of things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Scotland, Ireland and more:

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Plumhall @ Seven Plumhall on Friday 11th November, 7.30pm. Michelle Plum and Nick B Hall is an electrifying duo from Yorkshire whose award-winning original songs win them well-deserved plaudits. Tonight, Plumhall will be joined by their friend and producer David P Crickmore (of Fiat Lux and The Durbervilles) to add bass guitar, a third harmony and textures of electronica to the show. £12.50 / £15 otd. On Saturday 12th November 8pm, a real treat in the guise of LBCD - Bellydance Cabaret & Disko starring Helena. Helena performs her incredible style of elegant and vivacious Egyptian bellydance, with supporting acts exhibiting a variety of fusion bellydance styles. Doors 7.30pm. £16 adv;  £20 on the door. To buy tickets, email bellydancermeilyn@gmail.com The Jazz Cafe and Jam Session takes splace on Sunday 13th November 1.30-4pm. Come and join in with other musicians or just watch the fun. £8 full / £6 conc. Performers free. Also on Sunday 14th November 7pm, the Seven Quiz is a great way to round off the weekend by competing in a friendly atmosphere with friends and family. £5. Prizes. If you're peckish feel free to order a pizza from Canteen Pizzas and it will be zipped across the road. Pizzas are available Wed –  Fri from 4pm and from lunchtime Sat/Sun. 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.  follow on Twitter | friend on Facebook | forward to a friend  Copyright © 2022 Seven Arts Leeds, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: Seven Arts Leeds 31(a) Harrogate Road Chapel Allerton Leeds, West Yorkshire LS7 3PD United Kingdom

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Leeds Libraries Newsletter - November 2022 Hello Welcome to the November edition of Leeds Libraries newsletter. This has been a very special month for Libraries with His Majesty The King visiting Leeds Central Library on his royal tour of Yorkshire. Find out about this and more as you read this month's newsletter.  If you're not already, please make sure you're following us on social media to get the latest news and see what we're up to. In the King's footsteps The historic Leeds Central Library welcomed King Charles III on Tuesday 8 November to visit Rebellion to Romance, an exhibition at the library by The Jamaica Society Leeds which explored the lives of second-generation West Indians in Leeds coming of age in the 1970s and 80s.  The King was welcomed to the library by The Lord Mayor of Leeds, Councillor Robert W Gettings MBE JP, Councillor James Lewis, Leader of Leeds City Council and Tom Riordan, the council’s Chief Executive along with members of the library and Child Friendly Leeds teams. Find out more about the visit here and enjoy our highlights below.  The King was guided through the library by Chief Librarian, Andrea Ellison with significant books from the Library collections on show along the way. One of the first books on display was Atlas Maritimus. Published in 1682 it describes 'the sea-coasts in most known parts of the world'. Highlighted is the map of Jamaica in honour of the Rebellion to Romance exhibition. The King could also browse The Saxton Atlas by Christopher Saxton, often referred to as the 'father of English cartography'. Published in 1579, it is commonly held to be the first work of comprehensive mapping. Find out more about this treasure here: Secretlibraryleeds.net/collections-trtions-treasures/treasures/saxton-atlas Enjoy more behind the scenes images of the day on the Leeds Libraries Twitter account. and there will be a special collection on Leodis.net soon with the opportunity for you to purchase prints.   Libellule Theatre presents... The Storymaker's Apprentice Introducing a heart-warming tale full of imagination, beauty, and wonder. Enjoy an affordable festive show for all the family at Leeds Central Library this December.  Do you have a magical story to tell? Tan has. She wants to tell one about a girl just like her and prove that children can tell stories, maybe even better than grown-ups. Can you help her? A show for the entire family, with relaxed, audio described and BSL interpreted performances. Book your sprinkle of magic here.  Supported by Leeds Libraries, Leeds Inspired and using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England. For updates on family friendly activities and events sign up to Leeds Libraries Newsletters for Children and Families  Discover FREE Story & Rhyme and Bounce & Rhyme sessions for under 5s.  SoundMind SoundMind is in full festival mode. Join in with events that are good for your soul and experience positive health and wellbeing through music. Events include author talks, live music performances, instrument taster sessions and singing workshops. Keep reading for highlights and how to book.  Being in the Moment Leeds Central Library, Saturday 12 November, 6pm Acclaimed rapper Testament, world champion DJ Mike-L and journalist Shine Steel present an evening inspired by the work of Leeds writer and musician Francis Steel.   Poets, singers and musicians use Francis’s work to explore themes of mental health and mindfulness through live spoken word, song, scratch deejaying, beatboxing, art and discussion. Sound It Out Leeds Central Library, Thursday 17 November, 5.30pm In conversation with men's suicide prevention charity Andy’s Man Club, hear Wilko discuss how he has used music as a tool to support mental health recovery. Wilko will also treat you to special live music performances celebrating the positive impact music can have in our lives. Find out more and book your ticket.  Visit the Music Library within Leeds Central Library or enjoy a world of music, free through your Leeds Libraries membership. Medici.tv offers access to the best of classical music and tutorials for viewers. All you need is your library card number! Log in here to enjoy: connect.liblynx.com/wayfless/medicitv?lcard=leedscentral Literary Events Leeds Libraries invites you to inspiring author events this November. From screenings with top celebrities to real life events with British icons, delve deeper into the written word!  A Screening of ‘Gillian Anderson and Andrew O’Hagan get into Character’ Farsley Library, Wednesday 16 November, 1.30pm What is it that brings a character to life? And how does it feel to give physical form to words on a page? In this Literature Matters: RSL 200 event, Gillian Anderson and her friend, novelist and RSL Fellow Andrew O’Hagan, will study some of their favourite literary characters, and explore why literature matters so much to them. This is a pre-recorded event from the British Library. Part of Ink Slingers- Farsley Literature Festival Book your tickets Everybody's Midwife Leeds Central Library, Thursday 17 November, 6.45pm Author Gloria Hanley talks about her journey from St Kitts Islander to Leeds Community Midwife and the challenges faced as a black nurse in Leeds. An advocate for black women's health, Gloria had a seat as a magistrate on the Leeds Bench and was Chair of the Mary Seacole Nurses Association.  This event is in partnership with Leeds Baby Week and Gloria's book, Everybody's Midwife, My Community Experience.  Book your tickets. Extraordinary Life of Charles Ignatius Sancho with Paterson Joseph Leeds Central Library, Wednesday 23 November, 6pm One of Britain’s best-loved actors Paterson Joseph (Vigil, Noughts +Crosses, Peep Show) draws from his highly-acclaimed debut novel to tell the extraordinary story of 18th-century writer, abolitionist and composer Charles Ignatius Sancho. Paterson Joseph shares Charles Ignatius Sancho’s incredible life story and explores what it meant to be a Black Briton living at this time, and how historical fiction can help to breathe fresh life into real historical figures. Ruth Robbins, Professor in English Literature and Director of Research for the School of Cultural Studies and Humanities at Leeds Beckett University will be in conversation with Paterson Joseph.  Copies of The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho will be available to buy and be signed by the author. Book your tickets. Thought Bubble Book Crossing - Free Comics! On the morning of Friday 11 November Leeds libraries will be giving away comics and graphic novels as part of this year’s Thought Bubble Festival.  Visit your local library to grab some! Find out more here: leedsinspired.co.uk/events/thought-bubble-book-crossing-free-comics Sign up to the Readers' Group newsletter if you would like book recommendations, support with your Readers Group, VIP offers and to find out about future author events.  Hayley Mills-Styles. Get Creative The Drawing Room, housed in the Art Library, Leeds Central Library offers an exciting and varied programme of creative workshops. A place to relax, connect and try something new. Here are some of this month's highlights:  Sound Art (Un)Writing Winter Flowers Watercolour Class with Artist Helen Trevisiol Duff Festive Embroidery: Christmas Catmus Case! Festive Embroidery: LED Decorations Festive Embroidery: Hand Embroidered Wreath YAY CLAY! Mindful Winter Workshop Learn Drypoint with Cath Brooke Learn Linocutting with Annie Cunniffe Learn Collograph with Boris Cruse Celebrate entrepreneurship everywhere with our Business & IP Centre We’re celebrating Global Entrepreneurship Week next week, aimed at making it easier for anyone, anywhere, to start and scale their business. Whether you’ve got an idea for a new business, you’re just starting up, or you want a refresher on some of the business basics, join your local BIPC at libraries across West Yorkshire for free events and workshops. Business planning at Wakefield Library Marketing and getting to know your customers at Central Library, Halifax Find out about the free support available at Dewsbury Library Overcoming challenges and negotiating growth at Bradford Library We’ll also be hosting an interactive session at Leeds Central Library on 22 November focusing on the power of networking and building connections. Sign-up here. Leeds City Council launches new online map with winter ‘warm spaces’ With the winter months fast approaching, we have been working with other organisations in Leeds to provide ‘warm spaces’ across the city, where a warm welcome will include free hot refreshments and activities for children and families, in addition to the existing services of free access to books, computers and wi-fi. The ‘warm spaces’ will be an alternative to spending time at home for those who are worried about the cost of living and higher energy bills. An online map showing the location of all the ‘warm spaces’ in Leeds is now live, at Warm Spaces Public app (arcgis.com). At the moment, the map only shows ‘warm spaces’ which are located at council-managed venues such as libraries and Community Hubs. However, we are continuing to work with partners across the city, including third sector and faith groups, to add more locations which will appear on the map when they have been confirmed. For cost of living advice and guidance from Leeds City Council, go to Together Leeds Have you had your winter boosters? For people over 50, getting a COVID-19 booster and flu vaccine is one of the most important things they can do to protect their health. Visit nhs.uk/wintervaccinations for details. If you would like to volunteer with Leeds Libraries you can find out more here. Do you know someone who could benefit from support to get online? Find out how we can help: leeds.gov.uk/libraries/learn-in-the-library Thank you for reading our newsletter, we are always happy to welcome you, get in touch or find your local library Leeds City Council

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We've got a classic Domino week lined up for you. Highlights include Another Workout's homage to the legendary Blue Note Records, 2 sets of blistering Rhythm and Blues from Louis Louis Louis, Leeds number 1 party starters Loud Noises and a Domino Debut from Jazz crooner Mark Wilson. Don't forget that it's now only £4 entry between 6-7pm on both a Friday and Saturday. If you want to join us for a dance late at night its free entry from 12:45 when our dj's take over the dancefloor The Domino Team   NEWS   The Haggis Horns 8:00pm - 11:30pm Don't Sleep on this people, tickets are selling fast. When we first opened the Domino doors the Haggis Horns were high on our hit list. It's finally a reality and the UK Funk OG's are with us in just over a week's time. Tickets are just £10 for what could be the gig of the year.     Buy Now   The Domino New Year Party Get your tickets for the now legendary Domino New Year Party!   Buy Now   2022 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY   Every week, one reader from our mailing list gets a limited-edition, engraved 2022 Orange Domino which gets you free entry on paid nights, a welcome cocktail with every visit to the club and a queue jump with one friend.   This weeks winner is…Adam Worral  We'll be in touch via email.   THIS WEEK'S BREAK-EVEN LIQUID   Benriach Malting Season  Celebrating traditional methods dating back to the earliest days of Benriach Distillery, Benriach Malting Season is the first expression in a century to be produced entirely using barley malted from BenRiach's own historic floor maltings.  The expression boasts a rich aroma of barley sugar, almond fudge and poached orchard apple with smooth, rounded flavours of vanilla and honeyed pear, with a lasting nuttiness of slowly kilned malt. This first edition of the small batch release is comprised of 23 barrels, all distilled on 2nd November 2012, yielding 6672 bottles in total. Usual price £16.29 Our Price £3.80 Cheers!     THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO     FRIDAY - THE DOMINO SOUND   6:00pm - 7:45pm Chris Lloyd    Domino favorite Chris Lloyd will be easing you into your Friday night with 2 sets of Rhythm and Blues.   8:00pm - 10:00pm The Domino Rhythm and Blues Band   The Domino Rhythm and blues band are back with 2 sets of blistering Rhythm and Blues.   10:30pm - 1am Louis Louis Louis   Classic jump blues, rocksteady and ska with thumpin' slap bass, honkin' horns, raucous four-part vocal harmonies, and a driving piano boogie.   1am - 3am DJ Bob Brazil  Looking for somewhere to make some shapes late at night? look no further.   SATURDAY - FUNK & GROOVE   6pm - 7:45pm Dan Burnett   With influences rooted in soul, funk, and blues. Artists covered include Stevie Wonder, Donny Hathaway, Ray Charles, Bill Withers, James Taylor, Nina Simone, and Joe Cocker.   8pm - 10:00pm Abbey & The Peacocks   The Brilliant Abbey Peacock is back tonight along with her band, expect funk soul and groove.   10:30pm - 1am  Loud Noises    Tim and the team are back and ready to boss the Domino stage. There's nothing quite like a Loud noises party. Expect big brass covers of all your favorite pop anthems.   1 - 3am Dj Greggo  Looking for somewhere to make some shapes late at night? look no further.   SUNDAY - ROOTS   Jacob Savage     7:00pm - 9:00pm Pianist Jacob Savage kicks off your Sunday with a laid-back solo performance.   Mark Wilson  9:30pm - 11:45pm Mark sings his Saloon Songs - a set of jazz standards - with a soft baritone voice and a beautiful guitar. These numbers come in the main from what is known as the Great American Song Book: the classic works from Broadway and Hollywood in the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.   Facebook Instagram Website Email       The Domino Club, The Grand Arcade, Leeds (map)

 

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Making and Crafting Workshops. Making Art from Books. Workshop with artist Hannah Mallott-Manning Keighley Library Saturday 12th November 10am - 3pm  Recycling books Workshop for all abilities and ages (under 10s should be accompanied by an adult). A relaxed workshop where we will be creating pieces of mixed media art and cards, whilst talking about books, journals we have treasured, been given or from our childhood. Free. To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries Or email:  Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk Festive clay ornament workshop using air dry clay. Keighley Library Saturday 19th November 10am - 3pm Use air drying clay to produce your own Festive decorations. Use texture and colour to create your own light weight hand-made decorations. Join us at 10am but stay as long as you wish. All materials provided. Free. To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries Or email:  Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk Needle Felting Workshop. Keighley Library Saturday 26th November 10am - 4pm Have a go at making your own wintery characters to decorate your mantelpiece this Festive season during our beginner's needle-felting class. Learn about choosing the right tools and materials, the best techniques to achieve quality results and how to create expression and character in your unique creations. Materials, tools and refreshments are provided on the day. Adults only. What is Needle Felting? Needle felting is a textiles craft technique that is used to create 3D objects and 2D artworks. It involved a special needle used to stab and agitate wool fibres so they join and bond together. To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries Or email:  Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk Introduction to crochet workshop. Keighley Library Saturday 3rd December 10am - 3pm Join us and learn to crochet with Niki from our making and crafting group. This workshop is suitable for beginners or those who haven't crocheted in a good while. All materials provided. Refreshments served. Free. To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries Or email:  Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk Embroidered Christmas decorations workshop. Keighley Library Saturday 10th December 10am - 4pm Join us for a day of making embroidered hanging decorations - can be gifts, to hang on a Christmas tree or as home decoration all year round. All materials provided. Refreshments. Free. To book: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries Or email:  Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk

 

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What's on at Pictureville Welcome to our weekly film listings. Critics are noting the amazing ensemble performances in the new Black Panther, so this week we're celebrating all the great acting on our screens. Bill Nighy is "unforgettable" in Living; Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are their usual excellent selves in The Banshees of Inisherin; and next month, see an Academy Award-nominated performance from the superb Celia Johnson in Brief Encounter.   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.   FULL WEEKLY LISTINGS   PICTUREVILLE WEEKLY LISTINGS (11–17 NOVEMBER)     IMAX: BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER (12A) Fri, Tue, Wed, Thu 15.45, 19.00; Sat, Sun, Mon 19.00 Wakandan heroes fight to protect their nation in the wake of King T'Challa's death, in the much-anticipated Marvel sequel. See it on the region's biggest screen: Bradford's IMAX.   BOOK NOW     A BUNCH OF AMATEURS (12A) Fri 16.30, 20.00; Sat, Sun 20.00; Wed 17.00; Thu 13.40, 20.00   BOOK NOW   TRIANGLE OF SADNESS (15) Fri, Sat, Sun, Wed, Thu 19.30   BOOK NOW     THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN (15) Fri 17.00; Wed 16.30; Thu 11.00, 17.00 Brendan Gleeson and Colin Farrell star as two men living in rural Ireland in the 1920s, who fall out of a lifelong friendship with terrible consequences.  "A strong contender for the Oscars best picture race... hilarious, horrifying, heartbreaking" – Mark Kermode, The Guardian   BOOK NOW     DECISION TO LEAVE (15) Thu 16.00 Tense, stylish and romantic detective thriller from legendary Oldboy director Park Chan-Wook, winner of Best Director at Cannes 2022.    BOOK NOW     THE ROYAL BALLET: A DIAMOND CELEBRATION (TBC) Wed 19.15 A dazzling showcase by the highly accomplished principals of the Royal Ballet, marking 60 years of the Friends of the Royal Opera House.   BOOK NOW   SWITCHED ON    Discover how broadcasting has been used on the big screen with a season of specially selected films, to accompany the National Science and Media Museum's new Switched On exhibition. There will be object handling sessions and collections tours to accompany each screening—book your tickets now.      SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE (15) 19 November 14.00 Danny Boyle's multi-award-winning drama uses the live excitement and glamour of the modern television gameshow to capture an expanding but divided India.   BOOK NOW     KIDS' CLUB: THE MUPPETS (U) 19–20 November, 10.30 To raise $10 million to save their studios from a greedy oilman, the Muppets do what they do best – put on a show, in the form of a live telethon.   BOOK NOW   BRIEF ENCOUNTER (PG) 17 December 14.00 David Lean's classic romantic drama is based on Noel Coward's play Still Life, which has been frequently adapted for television and radio.   BOOK NOW     PLEASANTVILLE (12) 21 January 2023, 14.00 Siblings find themselves transported into a black-and-white 1950s sitcom in this fantasy examination of freedom, family values and American culture.   BOOK NOW   IMAX     IMAX 3D: HUBBLE (U) Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, Hubble 3D explores the mysteries and grandeur of space, in a fully immersive IMAX presentation.    BOOK NOW     IMAX 3D: ANTARCTICA (U)   BOOK NOW   IMAX 3D: OUR BLUE PLANET (U)   BOOK NOW     IMAX 3D: WALKING WITH DINOSAURS (U)   BOOK NOW   IMAX: WILD AFRICA (U)   BOOK NOW   COMING SOON     LIVING (12A) Screening from 18 November Bill Nighy gives a brilliant performance as a civil servant suffering from a fatal illness in this remake of Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru, with a script by Nobel Prize-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro.   BOOK NOW     TIM MINCHIN: BACK (15) 23 November 19.00 Filmed live at the Shepherd's Bush Empire with an eight-person band, the new stage show from the award-winning comedian and musician.    BOOK NOW   THE BEATLES AND INDIA (12A) 24 November 19.00 A unique historical chronicle of the Beatles’ creative retreat to India, which helped spread the popularity of meditation and Hindu spirituality in the West.   BOOK NOW         © 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.

Hello We hope you’ve had a great weekend! Have those Monday blues kicked in? Well we have the perfect solution! We’ve collated this month’s upcoming music highlights for you to enjoy! We’ve also included a little reminder of what’s on this week. Have you checked out our What’s On Guide? But first, we want to share some fantastic news! We are thrilled to announce that Square Chapel has successfully secured funding from Arts Council England’s 2023-26 Investment Round, and will be joining the National Portfolio of Organisations from April 2023. Read the full statement here! November Music Round Up Halifax Philharmonic Club present – Huw Watkins – Piano & Tamsin Waley-Cohen – Violin Friday 11th November Halifax Philharmonic Club are delighted to present Tamsin Waley-Cohen: Violin & Huw Watkins: Piano This a chance to hear this great partnership live! Tamsin and Huw are currently recording all the Beethoven Sonatas, with their latest disc chosen as BBC Music Magazine’s Disc of the Month and Gramophone’s Editor’s Choice. “Performances which take authentically Beethovenian risks and leave nothing in the rehearsal room” Gramophone Magazine “Tamsin and Huw have built a really beautiful programme… it’s just lovely to listen to from start to finish”, BBC Radio 3 Tickets Friday Night Live @ Square Chapel: FireProof, The Fault Lines, Jacob Mcparland Friday 11th November Friday Night Live @ Square Chapel –is a platform for emerging and local musicians to showcase their talents. Jacob McParland – Is a 19-year-old singer songwriter from Bradford, West Yorkshire. Coming from behind Square Chapel’s very own bar to bring a collection of acoustic covers by his favourite artists including “WetLeg” and “Phoebe Bridgers” and some original songs being debuted for Friday night live! The Fault Lines – Long-time musical partners Louis Sweet and Robbie Freeman suffered too many gigs with outa band name, and so along with full support from friends Tom, Pete and Byron, they come to the Square Chapel newly christened as ‘The Fault Lines’. Channelling the stylings of 90’s songwriters such as Elliott Smith mixed with a distinctly modern malaise, expect incisive lyrics and earworm riffs from this fledgling Halifax band. FireProof – Is an alternative indie band from Low Moor, Bradford. With inspirations taken from the indie wave of the early 2000’s Fire Proof bring that raw energy back to the room. From Mind The Gap to Acting Out, this small group is not afraid of a racket and good times. Tickets Lady Maisery Thursday 17th November Uniquely captivating band Lady Maisery return with their first studio album in six years. The combined vocal and multi-instrumental talents of Hazel Askew, Hannah James and Rowan Rheingans (individually three of the most accomplished and adventurous artists in modern folk) transmute to form a unified voice, carrying stories of sisterhood, human struggle, the joy of living and the vitality of music. Their new album, Tender – due for release this November – comprises original songs written by Lady Maisery, as well as contemplative and personal interpretations of work by Björk, Tracy Chapman and the late Lal Waterson. An arresting record that explores the power in vulnerability and the strength in kindness, these are songs which acknowledge our collective wounds while striving forward with a visceral hope for the future. Frequent festival headliners, Lady Maisery have for over a decade enraptured audiences throughout the UK and Europe. Their return to the live stage has been eagerly awaited.. TICKETS Friday Night Live @ Square Chapel: Millie Milner and The Deadnames, Harry Heart, Stellar Anderson Friday 18th November Friday Night Live @ Square Chapel is a platform for emerging and local musicians to showcase their talents. Stellar Anderson – Is a Scottish singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist. She released her first solo EP The Book of Stellar Vol. 1 in 2021 on piano. The songs all took on a life of their own and grew into a 10 track album “BREATHE” which was released in 2022. Harry Heart – is Multi-instrumentalist, singer song-writer and producer Harry Heart blends stadium rock with a DIY electronic aesthetic. As a British-Australian artist he embraces duality. Refined yet messy. Traditional yet inventive. Millie Milner & The Deadnames – is a queer-fronted, non-binary dominated band. Playing music written by their very own front-person under the alias of their deadname as an act of striking back. They tell stories through the means of a mix of genres whilst keeping firm roots in the indie pop genre that is speckled through each track Tickets Keith James : The Music Of Yusuf – Cat Stevens Saturday 19th November A long standing and well-respected concert performer, Keith reflects on the timeless and insightful music of Cat Stevens, from his early pop career, life threatening illness and spiritual journey around a performance of his beautifully-crafted and memorable songs. During the early 1970s, the amassed body of music from this hugely popular and sincerely loved singer/songwriter made for a collection of ‘must have’ records across a whole generation. Tea for the Tillerman and Teaser and the Firecat were on everyone’s turntables and on every radio station, live versions are played in concerts, bars and on beaches to this day. Songs such as Wild World, Father and Son, Moonshadow and Where do the Children play have been covered by hundreds of Artists worldwide. Tickets Jez Lowe Thursday 24th November A double nomination in the 2015 BBC Folk Awards – for best singer and best new song – was a timely reminder of Jez Lowe’s standing in the UK folk and acoustic music scene. Not only he is one of the busiest live performers in the country, but his songs are among the most widely sung by other performers, whether by long-established acts like Fairport Convention, The Dubliners and Bob Fox, or by the new breed of stars like The Unthanks, The Young Uns and The Duhks. Join us in the Copper Theatre for an intimate performance from Jez that’s not to be missed. Doors: 7:00pm Start: 7:30pm Reserved Seating – Seats are selected at the time of booking and reserved for you at the event. Tickets The AC/DC Experience Friday 25th November Arguably Britain’s best AC/DC tribute band having rocked some of the biggest tribute festivals in the UK, brilliantly nail the power and look of the stadium rock god’s incendiary stage performance. They have electrifying musical skills to match – each dazzling guitar solo, hard-rock riff and stunning vocal will have audiences convinced they’re watching the real thing. Authentically covering all eras – expect explosive versions of the classics Highway to Hell, Back in Black, Thunderstruck, Hells Bells, You Shook Me All Night Long, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, T.N.T, Whole Lotta Rosie and many many more. Tickets Halifax Symphony Orchestra – From Europe with Love Sunday 27th November Halifax Symphony Orchestra – From Europe with Love HSO are back with the most famous Unfinished symphony ever written, Schubert’s No 8, together with a tantalising glimpse from his Rosamunde music of the way it might have been completed. Weber’s flamboyant Euryanthe overture opens proceedings, and we’re delighted to welcome brother and sister Jonathan and Caroline Pether, soloists in Brahms’ majestic double Concerto for violin and cello. Euryanthe – Weber Double Concerto for Violin & Cello – Brahms with soloists Caroline & Jonathan Pether Symphony #8 in B minor – Schubert Rosamunde Entre’acte #1 – Schubert Rosamunde Ballet Music #2 – Schubert Tickets Just Announced Cube Choir Presents: Songs of Peace and Joy of Christmas Friday 9th December Following from the success of our concert in the Summer, Cube Choir returns with a selection of seasonal songs of Joy and Peace, as well as Christmas favourites The choir is led once again by our wonderful music director Laura Durrans, with Jenny Sheldon on the piano. We are also delighted to announce that Paul Whittaker OBE will be joining us to share his fabulous BSL interpretations, along with his Halifax Signing choir, who will also be joining us for some numbers on stage. We look forward to bringing you our songs to cheer, soothe and lift you up at this Christmas time of year.. Tickets Ed Cosens Saturday 14th January Ed Cosens brings his beautiful heartfelt songs and vocals to the fabulous Square Chapel Copper auditorium. Performing a stripped back acoustic and very intimate show, Ed – who is best known for his work with Sheffield band Reverend and the Makers – will be performing songs from his critically acclaimed debut album ‘Fortune Favours’ as well as new songs from his forthcoming record. Definitely one not to be missed. Tickets The Formidable Lizzie Boone Thursday 23rd March From the multi-award-winning Selina Helliwell, ‘The Formidable Lizzie Boone’ will pull you into Lizzie’s world for a night of drama, healing and dark humour. Centred around a therapists office, this one-woman show explores the intricacies of humanity through a woman who loves vodka with lemonade and a cat called Lionel. Lizzie catapults us through her life; from the torment of school bullies to darker experiences and chaotic spirals; the pieces of her life that jammed together, eventually pushing her over the edge and into her recent breakdown. With lively voice-overs bringing to life an array of characters from soothing therapist Marie to wild child Debz, amongst others, this play is bursting with soul and humanity. A burlesque dance scene also features, showing off the sensual and theatrical side of burlesque and highlighting ‘the art of tease’ to be a way of finding your own spark and celebrating your womanhood. Tickets Halifax Philharmonic Club Presents - Vienna Mozart Trio Friday 31st March Halifax Philharmonic Club are delighted to present Vienna Mozart Trio – Irina, Daniel and Diethard Auner are not bound by any contracts with orchestras. Their artistic independence enables them to achieve a musically free and unconventional interpretation of utmost intensity. The musicians consider it as their vocation to convey music as a spontaneous and original experience. As a result, they have made a wide audience familiar with all epochs and styles and all the possibilities of musical expression, ranging from the great Viennese classics – with W.A. Mozart as one of the earliest composers of the musical genre of the piano trio – to the present day. A marvel of fine nuances — they give the impression of a single instrument — Westfalen Blatt Tickets Genesis Visible Touch Friday 5th May Genesis Visible Touch are the ultimate Phil Collins-era Genesis show! In 1983, Genesis released their 12th studio album, “Genesis”. Referred to since as either the “Mama” album or the “Shapes” album because of its iconic artwork, 2023 is its 40th anniversary. To celebrate, GVT are touring, performing material from the album alongside hits and old classics. “The best exponents of Collins-fronted Genesis I’ve seen” (Nick Davis, Genesis’ producer) “A ‘must see’ show!” (Dave Hutchins, Genesis’ engineer on The Lamb…) “Genesis fan or not, go see them, you won’t be disappointed!” (Cardiff Live) Tickets Josie Long Thursday 22nd June ‘After defeat, re-enchantment is necessary’, said Lola Olufemi. This thought inspires Josie Long’s brand-new show of stand-up infused with humanity, compassion and some brief political rants. The triple Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee, underdog Fringe hero and delirious new mother (the first person to have two babies)returns with a show about the changes wrought by time, passion, moving to Scotland, and loving the world under – let’s face it – difficult circumstances. Tickets More from this week! Ian Gledhill Gilbert & Sullivan – the birth of the English Operetta, presented by The Arts Society, Halifax Tuesday 8th November Ian Gledhill Gilbert & Sullivan – the birth of the English Operetta In the 1860s the British musical stage was dominated by the operettas of Jacques Offenbach and his French contemporaries. However, did you know that French operetta in its original form was considered too risqué for British audiences? Come and enjoy this discussion on English Operetta in Red Brick Theatre. Tickets Confetti Thursday 10th November “A Rising Comic Star” – Attitude Magazine Felix is uptight and unlucky in love. Confetti is produced by Quick Duck Theatre with funding and support from New Vic Theatre, Arts Council England & Attenborough Arts Centre. Tickets FILM All week We’ve got yet another week jam-packed week filled with fabulous films at a great price at just £5 a ticket across all screenings. FILM The Stumble Sunday 13th November John Peel’s Shed originally started as a radio show for Future Radio. You can download the podcasts here, although they’re not very good. Episode 4 is missing, which is exciting. I wonder if it’ll ever turn up. Tickets Click here to see all of our upcoming events View this email in your browser Copyright (C) 2022 Square Chapel Arts Centre. All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: SQUARE CHAPEL ARTS CENTRE, 10 SQUARE ROAD, HALIFAX, WEST YORKSHIRE, HX1 1QG

Bernat Klein: Design in Colour   New free exhibition opens Saturday 5 November.    Explore the life and career of Bernat Klein, one of the 20th century's leading forces in modernist design, in this free exhibition marking the centenary of his birth.  Learn about Klein's creative process and career through objects such as paintings, textiles, garments and examples of product design and branding, and discover how his design ethos continues to inspire designers today.  On Thu 8 Dec, join curator Lisa Mason for Spotlight On: Bernat Klein to discuss Klein's legacy and how his design philosophy can influence personal style, colour psychology and wellbeing today.    Read more     Do you have a memory of Bernat Klein?    We're calling for memories of famous artist and designer Bernat Klein.    Share your memory   Don't miss      Exhibition    National Museum of Scotland    Anatomy: A Matter of Death and Life    Until Sun 30 Oct   Book now   Tour    National Museums Collection Centre   Collection Centre Tours     Wed 30 Nov   Book now   Exhibition    National Museum of Scotland    Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder    Opens Fri 9 Dec   Book now   On the blog    A new project looks to recover and reconstruct the presence of personnel of colour within the RAF in Scotland during the two world wars.    Read more     Trail   National Museum of Rural Life   Bugs and Beasties Trail    Until Mon 28 Nov   Pick up our new Bugs and Beasties Trail inside the museum or download a copy before your visit. See if you can spot the six eco-friendly cardboard bugs on your way to the farm and discover fun facts along the way.    Read more Event    National Museum of Scotland    Friday Friends    Until Sat 31 Dec   Our Friday Friends programme offers a welcoming space for visually impaired and D/deaf children and their families. Explore museum themes through objects, music, art and activities.   Book now   Shop the exhibition    In our Anatomy exhibition shop, you’ll find plenty of anatomy-inspired books, gifts and educational kits. Browse the shop online or at the National Museum of Scotland.   Shop now   Membership    Become a Member to get free entry to our museums and special exhibitions plus exclusive events and discounts in our shops and cafes.    Join now   Connect with us     Our mailing address is: National Museums Scotland Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF   © National Museums Scotland. Scottish Charity SC011130

 

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News What's On Creative Directory Opportunities   Creative Kirklees Newsletter Welcome to our fortnightly newsletter bringing you a highlight of arts and cultural activity in Kirklees. There is plenty of music going on in Kirklees over the next few weeks, starting off this weekend with Yours to Keep, a multivenue music festival which celebrates all the fantastic venues in Huddersfield on Saturday 12 November. The Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (hcmf//) takes place from 18 - 27 November with 10 days of new and experimental music, including concerts, music-theatre, dance, multi-media, talks and film. If you're interested in WOVEN and their Growing Colour Together project, you can find out more at their events this month in Dewsbury and Huddersfield - their ambition is to create a district-wide, natural dye colour garden and you can get involved. We've only picked a selection of the many events going on, so take a look at the What's On to find out more.    Featured events Bonnie & Clyde  Wed, 9.11.2022 19:15 - 22:00 +4  Huddersfield Musical Theatre present Bonnie & Clyde  Click here to read more Kirklees Quilts for Care Leavers Display  Thu, 10.11.2022 10:00 - 16:00 +1  Come and see the free display of patchwork quilts handmade by the people of Kirklees  Click here to read more Painting and mixed media with Claire Murray  Thu, 10.11.2022 10:00 - Thu, 15.12.2022 12:00  Join the fantastic Claire Murray this term for 6 weeks of expressive painting and mark making using a variety of materials.  Click here to read more Beginners Painting with Lindsay Kirby  Thu, 10.11.2022 10:00 - Thu, 15.12.2022 12:00  Join Lindsay for this new course, learning the very basics needed to feel more confident in your painting abilities!  Click here to read more Exhibition tour: The Story of the Rugby League World Cup  Thu, 10.11.2022 13:30 - 14:00 +1  Join us for a lunchtime tour of our current exhibition!  Click here to read more Culture is Ordinary  Fri, 11.11.2022 09:30 - 18:00  Culture is Ordinary: a place-based cultural strategy for Kirklees  Click here to read more Festival of Remembrance - Fri 11 Nov 2022  Fri, 11.11.2022 19:15 - 21:15  Band of the Yorkshire Regiment / Events / Fri 11 Nov 2022 Festival of Remembrance  Click here to read more The Oak Spoke - Myth, Ink Making & Wild Drawing workshop  Sat, 12.11.2022 10:30 - 16:00  Root yourself through myth, natural ink making, drawing & community in this seasonal outdoor workshop  Click here to read more Letters for Christmas "Pop Up at the Piazza"  Mon, 7.11.2022 12:00 - Sat, 12.11.2022 12:00  An exciting week of letter writing, creative workshops, coffee and chat sessions and business networking will be happening in our Pop UP at the Piazza  Click here to read more Yours To Keep music festival  Sat, 12.11.2022 15:00 - 23:30  Yours to keep, promotes new music from the uk. Giving young artists a platform and exposure to a professional setting. YTK is for Kirklees and we cham  Click here to read more Byram Arcade Craft Fair Nov 2022  Sun, 13.11.2022 10:00 - 16:00  The Byram Arcade Craft Fair is on the second Sunday of every month.10am -4pm Find beautiful unique handmade gifts locally made by our favourite Craft  Click here to read more Lunchtime Organ Concert: Francesca Massey (Freelance Organist)  Mon, 14.11.2022 13:00 - 14:00  Francesca Massey makes her first visit to play at the Town Hall as a freelance organist.  Click here to read more Room on the Broom  Mon, 14.11.2022 13:30 - 14:25 +5  Jump on board the broom with the witch and her cat in Tall Stories’ fun-filled adaptation of Room on the Broom  Click here to read more Unmasking Pain Exhibits by Balbir Singh Dance Company  Tue, 15.11.2022 11:00 - Wed, 23.11.2022 17:00  The worlds of chronic pain and the creative arts unmask a common language full of colour, texture and play.  Click here to read more The Nativity - Social history of the favourite biblical scene - Thu 17 Nov 2022  Thu, 17.11.2022 19:30 - 21:00  The scene of Nativity is one of the most recognisable themes in the western art.  Click here to read more Claudia Molitor: Listen to my World  Fri, 18.11.2022 - Sun, 27.11.2022  Installation as part of Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival.  Click here to read more Folk by Firelight  Fri, 18.11.2022 19:00 - 22:30  Christina Alden & Alex Patterson are a highly acclaimed folk duo from Norwich - rich harmonies, gorgeous musicianship and moving songs.  Click here to read more Relax-sing for wellbeing  Sun, 20.11.2022 10:30 - 11:30  Relax-Sing for Wellbeing is a participatory workshop on relaxation through the art of Indian singing.  Click here to read more Zoe Gilby Trio at Huddersfield Jazz  Sun, 20.11.2022 14:00 - 16:00  HUDDERSFIELD JAZZ ZOE GILBY TRIO Zoë Gilby: vocals Mark Williams: guitar Andy Champion: double Bass John Bradford: drums Sunday 20 November 2022 at  Click here to read more Growing Colour Together Community Briefing in Birkby and Fartown  Tue, 22.11.2022 14:00 - 17:00  Come and find out about what’s happening for WOVEN23, and how you and your community can get involved with Growing Colour Together.  Click here to read more    Opportunities to watch out for Freelance Opportunity with Creative Scene: Creative Influencers Youth Practitioner Deadline: 22 Nov  Wed, 19.10.2022 21:15 - Tue, 22.11.2022 21:15  For further details and how to apply, visit: https://www.creativescene.org.uk/get-involved/jobs-2/  Click here to read more Consultant Project Brief: To develop a cultural strategy for Kirklees  Mon, 7.11.2022 12:18 - Sat, 7.11.2122 12:18  We are seeking an exciting and dynamic creative consultant, who can help us develop the Kirklees cultural strategy.  Click here to read more    Latest news UNION 23 programme - intensive weekend workshops - application Deadline Nov 27  Thu, 13.10.2022 15:22 - Sun, 27.11.2022 15:22  In 2023 UNION will be running a 12-month programme aimed at mid-career participatory artists and social activists from across the North of England.  Click here to read more Marsden Community Poetry - Call out for Poems and Art  Wed, 9.11.2022 16:22 - Sun, 22.1.2023 16:22  We are publishing a book called “Village Voices - A celebration of poetry and art from the South Pennines” and want contributions from artists & poets  Click here to read more   Creative Kirklees © 2022 All Rights Reserved Creative Development Team PO Box 1720 HUDDERSFIELD HD1 9EL arts.creativity@kirklees.gov.uk

 

 

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