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LIFF Presents returns for 2023 |
Volunteer Applications now open for the INDIs festival | January
Criterion Collection Competition | The latest events and new
releases across Leeds and Yorkshire.
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LIFF Presents with Saint Omer, EO,
Joyland and Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman
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We
return to Vue in The Light from 25 January for our next LIFF
Presents season of weekly previews and other special screenings. We
launch with Alice Diop’s extraordinary courtroom drama Saint
Omer, one of the most acclaimed films of 2022. On 1 February we
present EO, Jerzy Skolimowski’s strikingly beautiful and
mesmerising vision of modern Europe told through the eyes of a
donkey.
On
8 February we present Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman, composer
Pierre Foldes’ richly-rewarding animated adaptation of a short story
collection by Haruki Murakami. On 15 February we repeat a LIFF 2022
audience favourite in partnership with Leeds Queer Film Festival -
Saim Sadiq’s dazzling first feature Joyland, a bittersweet
tale of repressed desire and the quest for individual freedom.
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BEYOND
CLUELESS: COMING OF AGE IN AFRICA
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Tue 24
January / Sheaf
Street Leeds
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Come On In
events will be hosting a prom-themed dance workshop
followed by a screening of Charlie Shackleton's
documentary, Beyond Clueless (2014), which looks
at extracts from over 200 teen movies with a particular
emphasis on those released between 1995 and 2004. The
dance workshop is for people of all abilities. There
will be a raffle after the film, and a free zine
for all ticket holders: a collection of short essays
and musings on dance in the teen movie written by Ellie
Hales and illustrated by Emily Cullen.
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DAY
SCHOOL: COMING OF AGE IN AFRICA
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Wed 21 January / Mechanics Institute
Library in Bradford
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The next
film day school from Reel Solutions looks at how
African Cinema represents adolescence and 'coming of
age' across different parts of the continent. The day
school at the Mechanics Institute Library in Bradford
cover many different films and includes watching You
Will Die at Twenty (Sudan-Egypt-Qatar 2019), one of
the few African films to be released in the UK
recently. Tea and coffee will be provided.
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YORKSHIRE
SILENT FILM FESTIVAL: ECHOES OF THE NORTH
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Yorkshire
Silent Film Festival has released Echoes of the
North, a new film made from more than 100 fragments
of archive film of northern life in the early 20th
century. Rural life, wartimes and festivals, transport,
holidays, family excursions and huge, city-wide
occasions are all featured in the sixty minute film. It
is accompanied by a new score – the first ever
all-brass soundtrack for a silent film - composed by
acclaimed composer, musician, writer and broadcaster
Neil Brand.
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Released
13 January
Praised as
one of the best films of 2022, Todd Fields first
feature-length film in 16 years portrays the downfall
of celebrated composer Lydia Tár (Cate
Blanchett), whose life begins to spiral when serious
allegations from the past come back to haunt her. Showing
in local cinemas including Vue in the Light, Vue
Kirkstall, Everyman Leeds, Pictureville Cinema, Square
Chapel Arts Centre, Hebden Bridge Picture House and
Ilkley Cinema.
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Sam Mendes'
new film is a poignant drama starring Oscar winning
actress Olivia Coleman as the duty manager of a coast
town cinema in the 1980's who finds a powerful
connection to a younger staff member. Showing at
Cottage Road Cinema, Everyman Cinema Leeds, Vue in the
Light, Vue Kirkstall, Ilkley Cinema, Pictureville
Bradford and Hebden Bridge Picture House.
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NEW RELEASES AT SQUARE CHAPEL ARTS
CENTRE
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Alcarràs,
A Bunch of Amateurs, Living and Rimini are being screened this month at
Square Chapel Arts Centre in Halifax. A Bunch of
Amateurs was the audience award winner for best
documentary film at LIFF 2022 and Living, the
opening film of the festival, was in the top 10
audience favorites for best fiction film.
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THE
CRITERION COLLECTION COMPETITION
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Our
exclusive monthly competition gives you the chance to
win one of two bundles of the latest Blu-rays from The
Criterion Collection. This month's titles include The
Breakfast Club&The Adventures of Baron
Munchausen.
To
enter, answer the following question: The Breakfast Club star, Emilio Estevez,
is the older brother of which controversial Hollywood
actor?
Email
answers to leeds.film@leeds.gov.uk by
Tuesday 31 January 2023, 11:59pm.
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VOLUNTEER
AT THE INDIS 2023
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Volunteer applications are now open
for the INDIs Film Festival 2023, a festival of
discovery for young audiences and dedicated to
supporting new filmmaking talent through screening
and events led by screen industry professionals.
This year’s festival will take place at the Pyramid
Theatre in the University of Leeds from 22-26
February 2023.
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The deadline to apply to
volunteer is 20:00 on Monday 30th January.
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JOIN
THE LEEDS TICKET HUB TEAM
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There are currently two roles
available with Leeds Ticket Hub.
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This is a fantastic opportunity to
work across multiple cultural organisations in
Leeds, including LIFF, to help deliver events
and to further the development of the Leeds Ticket
Hub.
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Closing Date for both positions:
Mon 23 Jan 2023.
(Interviews w/c 30 Jan).
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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, the city's cultural ticket office: Leeds Ticket
Hub, Carriageworks Theatre, The Electric Press, 3 Millennium
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New Year Events and Activities
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We're vibing this Veganuary
💚
Whether your vegan, veggie, flexi or just branching out,
Leeds has all the Veganuary vibes this month to make sure you’re
covered! All the plant-based powers have been engaged so your
Veganuary is a blast. Be a dirty meat cheater this January and enjoy
all the delicious vegan menus across Leeds.
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Leeds, are you
hungry?
Dust off those January blues, something exciting is coming
to Eat Leeds. The Eat Leeds team have been cooking up a storm for you
all to enjoy and it's coming very soon! Keep your eyes peeled and
your tummies rumbling ready for the announcement.
Make sure your watching your inbox and follow our socials to be the
first to hear...
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Fourth Floor Brasserie
A seasonally changing menu takes diners on a culinary exploration
of Yorkshire’s finest produce. Each dish showcases fresh local
food of the highest quality, from the delights of spring to the
fruits of summer; autumnal palate-pleasers to home-cooked winter
favourites.
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SALT Oakwood
Situated in Leeds’ popular suburb Oakwood, SALT Craft + Cocktails
pairs award-winning craft beer with delicious cocktails ‘on tap’.
Not only that, you can also indulge in some exceptional comfort
food like burgers, wings and loaded fries all courtesy of their
friends at BigBuns.
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The Lamb & Flag
The pub boasts a food offering of a range of British classics
with contemporary twists or just the good pub stuff, prepared
freshly and executed to a high and premium level. The locally
sourced menu is full of delicious tastes and flavours of the
seasonal dishes on offer.
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Tharavadu
Tharavadu, is a place to experience the flavours of traditional
Keralan cooking. The chefs are born and brought up in Kerala
and have numerous years of experience in this traditional way of
cooking. Quality is key, enjoy one of the best Indian restaurants
in town.
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Eat Leeds · Unit 9 Acorn Business Park Leeds, · Leeds, West Yorkshire LS14
6UF · United Kingdom
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Leeds Libraries Newsletter - January 2023
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Happy New Year
Welcome to 2023 with Leeds Libraries. Being a member of
the library really is like being part of a special club, in this
issue of our newsletter we highlight some of the benefits of using
your library card and some of our best kept secrets. Read on to find
out more.
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.
Discover something new this
year
If you are looking to explore a new hobby, skill or
expand your imagination this year we have just the thing.
 New book recommendations have arrived!
Your 'to read pile' is about to get bigger and better!
A brand new website has been launched with Leeds Central Library
being the first to deliver Ask for A Book.
You'll get trusted recommendations and free books, all
you need to do is tell us what you like by picking cover designs
and themes that appeal to you. Your personal Book Picker will then
suggest 3 books and let you know when they will be ready to collect
at the library. Perfect if you are looking to read more this year.
Be inspired and get reading!
Simply
visit askforabook.com to get
started. Currently available at Leeds Central Library.
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 Does someone you know need help to get
online?
Whether they are a complete beginner or just need a
bit more support, or even have a question about a device, we can
help.
Get
in touch: 0113 378 5005 or find a #Digital121 support session here.
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 Enjoy your library anywhere, anytime
You can
enjoy the library from the comfort of home or when you are out and
about using your mobile device.
Download the library app, read an eBook or eMagazine
for FREE! Get started: Leeds.gov.uk/Libraries
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 Stream music for free
Discover Medici.TV for free with your
library card! The world's leading classical music channel,
medici.tv offers access to the best of classical music, concerts,
films and tutorials for viewers.
Learn
more in this helpful guide: bit.ly/MediciGuide
Log
in to enjoy: bit.ly/MediciLL
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New year, new business
idea?
If you’re thinking of
starting up or growing your own business this year, our Business
& IP Centre has got you covered. With a range of free workshops
across West Yorkshire, get to grips with key business topics, learn
new skills and meet other entrepreneurs in your area. Find events happening near you –
from getting going as a craft business to putting your branding
strategy in place for 2023.
You can also visit
your nearest Business & IP Centre for
free access to resources, one-to-one support, and information and
guidance for your small business.
If you’ve used
Business & IP Centre services, have your say in the user survey.
Feedback is vital to help us maintain our services so that we can
continue to provide you with free business support. Take 10 minutes to fill out the questionnaire
before 20 January.
If
you're looking for extra information around starting or growing your
own business, you can call the team on 0113 378 6010. If you'd prefer
you can also email bipcleeds@leeds.gov.uk or
sign up to the BIPC newsletter.
Leeds Lit Fest is back
Leeds Libraries is the place to be for families
and young readers for Leeds Lit Fest. With an exciting program
of STEAM based family friendly events leading up to a full day of
books and science to tickle your curiosity on Saturday 4 March.
Your favourite authors will treat you to
storytelling, feisty feminist fairy tales, spells, monsters,
jelly fish and much more!
Don't miss our big finale: Weather Investigations with Princess Olivia and
Lucy Hawking Best-selling author Lucy Hawking
introduces a brand new series of stories for children offering an
engaging and fun to find out more about earth and climate science.
View
the full Leeds Lit Fest family friendly offer brought to you by Leeds
Libraries here.
For
updates on family friendly activities and events sign up to Leeds
Libraries Newsletters for Children and Families or
visit our events page.
Literary events
 The Art of the Short Story
Chapel
Allerton Library, Thursday 2 February, 7-8.30pm
This event is a must for all aspiring writers and
anyone interested in how to write short fiction. We’ve assembled an
amazing panel of multi-award winning writers. Join Naomi Booth,
Leone Ross and James Clarke as they discuss what makes a good short
story and to share their top tips on how to write short fiction.
Book your ticket.
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 Queer Publishing Now
Horsforth
Library, Saturday 11 February, 2-3.30pm
Join us in the fabulous surroundings of Horsforth
Library ballroom as we discuss queer publishing now,
including the hottest queer publishers on the block, Inkandescent and Cipher Press, with Ray Larman from
The Bookish Type coming along
to talk about their experiences running Leeds’ very own queer
bookshop.
Book your ticket.
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 In Conversation with Gwendoline Riley
Leeds
Central Library, Thursday 16 March, 6:00pm
Join prize-winning author Gwendoline Riley as she discusses
her highly-acclaimed most recent novel about a tense
mother/daughter relationship with Sarah Tyson from Books Up North My Phantoms is
described as ‘a bold, heart-stopping portrayal of a failed familial
bond, which brings humour, subtlety & new life to the difficult
terrain of mothers & daughters’.
Book your ticket.
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 Celebrating Publication Day with author J. M.
Hall
Riversmeet
Café in Methley, Thurdsay 30 March, 6:30pm
Celebrate the launch of J.M Hall’s sequel to his
bestselling cosy crime debut ‘A Spoonful of Murder’. In ‘A Pen
Dipped in Poison’, retired schoolteachers Liz, Pat and Thelma are
back at their usual table at the Thirsk Garden Centre café with a
brand-new mystery to solve…
Book your ticket.
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Sign
up to the Readers' Group newsletter if
you would like book recommendations, support with your Readers Group,
and to find out about future author events.
Chinese and British
16 January – 4 March
Chinese communities
have been calling the UK home for much longer than many realise.
Tracing their heritage back to regions in East and South-East Asia,
they’ve established a rich and diverse culture across the UK.
In a new free panel
display, inspired by the British Library’s current exhibition, we
reflect on this long history through photographs, manuscripts and
interviews with those who have lived through it.
Visit Halton Library from 16 January to learn more about
the history and lasting legacy of this vibrant community, and to
understand what it really means to be Chinese and British.
Lunar New Year: A family
celebration
Live streamed from Liverpool Central Library
Halton Library, 21 January, 10.30am
Join us to celebrate
Lunar New Year alongside beloved children's authors Eva Wong Nava and
Maisie Chan. How does a writer think of a great story? How do they
come up with their characters? Do they do all the drawings
themselves? Drop-in to these streamed events to hear stories, join
activities and even ask your own questions to the authors.
Alongside these
events there will be a family friendly activity trail and craft
activities inspired by the Chinese calendar.
Free event, booking recommended. Suitable
for children age 4+
Keep an eye out for
other events as part of the Chinese and British programme at Halton
and Moor Allerton Library.
Stay warm at your local
Library
Your local Community Hub and Library offers a warm
welcome and are free to use for anyone struggling to heat their home.
We offer hot drinks, activities, and other services such
as free Wi-Fi. Warm Spaces are heated, safe and friendly places where
you can comfortably spend time reading, studying or chatting with
others.
Find
your local Warm Space here and local library opening
hours here.
Library Socials
Library Socials are monthly events for people to meet
one another and enjoy a variety of activities in their local library.
Each one has a different theme; a creative activity to enjoy, a new
skill to learn. It's free and there's no need to book.
Find
your Library Social here.
Introduction to printing:
Learn to linocut
Drawing
Room, Leeds Central Library, Friday 27 January, 2pm
Hosted by Annie Cunniffe you will be taught the basics
of linocut printing, and take away a new skill and hobby. All
materials provided, plus access to printing press. For
this and more fantastic Drawing Room activities check out Leeds Inspired
 Help others to discover the joy of reading
We are looking for Reading Friends. Help others to
find books they enjoy and spark conversation.
To
get involved visit: volunteering-in-libraries
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you for reading our newsletter, we are always happy to welcome you, get in touch or find your local library
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Leeds City Council ·
Civic Hall, Calverley Street · Leeds, LS1 1UR
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What's on at
Pictureville
Welcome to our weekly
film listings. 2022 saw a lot of Bradford on the big screen, and 2023
promises to be no different. Check out our screenings of locally-filmed
independent drama Tell Me About It and the Yorkshire Film
Archive's TV Comes North – featuring shots of our very
own building looking great in the 1980s.
Meanwhile, as Oscar season heats up, don't miss three potential Best
Actor nominations available this week and next: Tom Hanks in A
Man Called Otto, Cate Blanchett in Tár and Vicky
Krieps in Corsage.
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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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SHOWING
THIS WEEK (13–19 JANUARY)
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TV COMES NORTH: BRADFORD
(U)
Thu
11.00, 16.30, 19.30
Tune in to the TV
Time Machine and look back at television programming in the North of
England, tailored to a Bradford audience by the Yorkshire Film
Archive.
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MET OPERA: FEDORA (CERT
TBC)
Sat
17.55
Giordano’s
exhilarating drama, about a 19th-century princess who falls in
love with her fiancé’s murderer, returns to the Met for the
first time in 25 years.
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PRE-CODE
HOLLYWOOD: RULES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN
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The moral backbone
and happy ending of the Hollywood movie has been universally-received
wisdom for decades. But before the censors came along and introduced
the Hays Code guidelines in 1934, there were a few years where
thrillingly edgy and risqué flicks, starring the likes of
Clark Gable, James Cagney and Norma Shearer as greedy criminals and
promiscuous libertines, were the talk of the town.
In this new touring
season of five restored films, Pre-Code Hollywood: Rules are Made
to be Broken, experience the wild, dangerous period of the early
'30s; when crime did pay, the bad guy got the girl in the end, and
you really could get away with murder.
We're pleased to present the films in this season at a discounted
ticket price. And if you can't get enough of that artwork, follow us
on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram –
there'll be posters and free tickets to be won.
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A FREE SOUL (12A)
21 Jan 19.50
A
socialite risks total ruin after a sordid love affair with a
murderous gangster, played by Clark Gable.
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BABY FACE (12A)
26 January 17.35
Barbara
Stanwyck climbs her way to the top of New York one affair at
a time in this bold Depression-era drama.
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BLONDE CRAZY (PG)
28 Jan 17.00
James
Cagney and Joan Blondell sizzle as a con-artist duo robbing
hotel guests and trying to stay one step ahead of the law.
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JEWEL ROBBERY
(12A)
2 February 17.30
An ode
to drugs and diamonds starring veteran screen pair William
Powell and Kay Francis as a gentleman thief and the posh lady
who falls for him.
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RED-HEADED WOMAN (12A)
4
February 19.55
Jean Harlow sizzles
and the dialogue crackles in this boundary-pushing comedy of sex and
social climbing.
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TÁR (15)
Screening
from 20 January
Cate Blanchett gives
an award-winning performance as a respected conductor and composer
who begins to lose the life she’s known when allegations of her
abusive behaviour come to light.
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TELL ME ABOUT IT
(CERT TBC)
Screening 31 January 18.30
A
special preview screening of this independently-made Bradford
drama, with cast and crew Q&A.
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PLEASANTVILLE
(12)
21 January 14.00
Siblings
find themselves transported into a black-and-white 1950s
sitcom in this comedy of free spirits and family values.
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National Science and Media Museum 2023
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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Happy New Year from Bradford Libraries
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Rhyme Challenge
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 Are
you ready to take the challenge?
Bradford Libraries Rhyme Challenge is back and there are
new rhymes and songs to learn. Check out the dates for rhyme
challenge sessions in your local library. There will be fun,
singing, laughter, smiles and rhymes and you may have a special guest
leader and certificates with the nation’s favourite Bookstart Bear!
Burley Library –
9.30am Tues 10, 17, 24 & 31 Jan
Bingley Library –
2.15pm Thurs 12, 19, 26 Jan & 2 Feb
Ilkley Library
10am Thurs 12, 19, 26 Jan & 2 Feb
Eccleshill Library
2pm Mon 16, 23, 30 Jan & 6 Feb
Shipley Library
9.15am & 9.50am Weds 18, 25 Jan & 1, 8 Feb
Manningham Library
1.30pm Fri 20, 27 Jan & 3, 10 Feb
City Library
10am Weds 25 Jan & 1, 8, 15 Feb
Wibsey Library 10am
Mon 30 Jan & 6, 13, 20 Feb
Keighley Library
11am Sat 4, 11, 18, 25 Feb
Thornton Library
11am Weds 22 Feb & 1, 8, 15 March
Laisterdyke Library
9.30am & 10.30am Tues 28 Feb & 7, 14, 21 March
Wyke Library 2pm
Tues 7, 14, 21, 28 March
Heaton Hub
Library 11.30am Thurs 9, 16, 23, 30 March
Don’t be late – book today! Contact the library for
further details.
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Baby Photo Booth
in City Library with award winning photographer Tim Simpson
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We will be holding a special Baby Photo Booth at City
Library on the following dates:
Wednesday 1st February
Wednesday 1st March
Wednesday 5th April
Tim Simpson is an incredible award-winning photographer
and these are the perfect sessions for families to have a chance at a
photo shoot for their baby at a reasonable price (£5).
Each ticket includes a printed photograph of baby.
Parents have the option to have more printed directly with Tim after
they’ve seen all of the photographs on a personal and
password-protected link.
Our free weekly Rhyme Time session will also take place
10am-11am on the same day, so come and make an morning of it, joining
in with songs and rhymes, exploring lovely books - and it's obviously a
great opportunity to meet with other parents and carers.
Parents will be able to collect their printed photograph
two weeks later at the Rhyme Time session.
Book Now https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradford-libraries
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Hoglets Theatre
Performance
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 A
lonely little owl wants nothing more than to fly into the night and
join his friends. But how can he, when he is made from wood?
Join Hoglets Theatre on a magical journey of singing owls,
fantasy worlds, friendship and love. Featuring beautiful handmade
puppets, original songs and music and an age-old message that the love
we show to others comes back to us in time.
TICKETED FREE THEATRE PERFORMANCES FOR
CHILDREN 4 – 8 YEARS
SHIPLEY LIBRARY - 14 FEBRUARY 2023,
2PM
Suitable For Children 4-8 Book now: Shipley Library
01274 437150 shipley.library@bradford.gov.uk
Additional Puppet Workshop £1 2.40pm For Children 5+
Book at Shipley Library - in person only.
KEIGHLEY LIBRARY - 14 FEBRUARY 2023,
10AM
Suitable For Children 4-8 Book now: Keighley Library
01535 618211 keighley.library@bradford.gov.uk
Additional Puppet Workshop £1 10.40am For Children
5+ Book at Keighley Library - in person only.
Both adults and children need tickets to enter the
performance. Tickets must be collected from venue at least one
week after booking. None collection may result in tickets been
offered to waiting list.
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Creative Writing
Courses
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 We've
got creative writing courses starting in January and February in some
of our libraries. Learn about different writing styles and genre. Share
your own writing and receive feedback. Explore publishing
opportunities. Beginners and long-term writers welcome.
All our courses are run by well established writing tutors.
Cost - £60 for the course some free places for those on benefits
(Universal Credit, pension credit).
Free to book - pay at the first session.
Keighley Library
Tuesdays 5.30pm to 7.30pm starts 31st January
Keighley Library
Tuesdays 1.30 – 3.30pm starts 31st January
Ilkley Library
Fridays 4.30 – 6.30pm starts 3rd February
City Library
Saturdays 10am – 12pm starts 4th February
Manningham Library
Saturdays 10am – 12pm starts 21st January
The courses run for 10 weeks and are £60 for the course
and we have some free places for those on benefits.
For more information email: Library.Events@bradford.gov.uk
To book https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/bradfordlibraries
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Death Cafe in
City Library
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 BD1
Death Cafe in City Library.
Once a month on the following Tuesdays 5.30pm - 7pm
January 17th,
February 21st,
March 21st,
April 18th,
May 16th,
June 20th
All welcome
For more information text: 07914495626
Our death cafe is a safe space to talk about death,
bereavement and all things related. We find that talking about death
can help us appreciate life.
Book your free place:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.../bradford-death-cafe...
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City of Bradford
Metropolitan District Council · Bradford Council · City Hall
· Bradford · BD1 1HY
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