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Come and explore Sound Out Leeds, a collection of concerts that ask the question: What haven't we
heard?
We're reimagining
how and where music can be experienced, inviting you to engage with
classical music in unusual and exciting ways. Performances are as
diverse as our city, featuring artists and composers who reflect
the rich tapestry of our modern society.
Let's discover what
we haven't heard and make it resonate across Leeds. Keep reading to
see what's coming up in February, March and beyond.
See you at a concert soon,
Leeds International Concert Season
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Manchester Collective: Hidden Mechanisms
Manchester
Collective with
composer and soprano Héloïse Werner present a unique and intimate programme
that showcases different sounds and textures of vocal
music. In Héloïse's new piece, Hidden Mechanisms, expect a
fun approach to vocals and theatrical flair.
Thu 6 February, 7.45pm
Howard Assembly Room
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Meliora Collective: Woman Power
Landscape and soundscape combine in this
concert by Meliora Collective's flexible ensemble of wind and string players.
The all-female programme features indigenous storytelling
and music by ethnically diverse composers.
Sun 16 February, 3pm
Old Woollen, Sunny Bank Mills
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Chineke! Septet
Members of Chineke! Orchestra take us on a musical journey through German
folk hero Till Eulenspiegel's merriest of pranks, an
arrangement of Prince Nico Mbarga's song Sweet
Mother by Master of the King's Music Errollyn Wallen,
and Ludwig van Beethoven's sublime Septet.
Sun 23 February, 4pm
The Wardrobe
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Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
Kaleidoscope
Chamber Collective returns to
Leeds with music that draws on themes of dreams, hope and
spirituality. Folk traditions from around the world weave
into the programme, which includes Osvaldo Golijov's
electrifying klezmer-inspired clarinet quintet and new
arrangements by Kaleidoscope's founder, Tom Poster.
Sun 2 March, 4pm
Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, University of Leeds
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Manchester Collective: Serenity 2.0
Classical music meets electronic music for an
authentic fusion of genres and explosion of sounds from
chamber ensemble Manchester Collective and DJ Nabihah Iqbal.
Thu 13 March, 7.45pm
Howard Assembly Room
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Kantos Choir: Rest Soft
Kantos
Chamber Choir lifts
us out of this world with a performance of the 2008
Pulitzer Prize winning piece The Little Match Girl
Passion by American composer David Lang.
Sat 12 April, 7.30pm
Leeds Minster
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Parable
Turntablism, electronic music production and
orchestral music combine for a new and original work. Don't
miss this world premiere by turntablist NikNak and Chienke! Orchestra.
Thu 1 May, 8pm
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Leeds International Concert
Season 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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Love
Life – tonight and tomorrow only
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Not sure where to sit or your
discount is not applying? Contact our
friendly box office team on 0113 223 3600
or boxoffice@operanorth.co.uk
and they will find the best seats and discount for
you.
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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
2025
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The House Party
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The House Party: Production
Trailer (2024 Cast)
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Get ready to crash the party of the
year. The House Party is a fast-paced, brutally honest look at
what happens when things get way out of hand. Picture this: a crew of
friends, a chaotic night of drinking, secrets, and drama, all
colliding in real-time. The house might be packed, but there’s no
escaping the mess of emotions and decisions hanging in the air.
It’s funny,
tense, and totally gripping – don’t miss the party you’ll never
forget.
Leeds Playhouse presents a Chichester
Festival Theatre and Headlong co-production in association
with Frantic Assembly.
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Just announced...
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We've just announced the exciting
cast for The House Party, starring
Sesley Hope (Bridgerton)
who will play Christine, Synnøve Karlsen (Miss Austen,
Last Night in Soho, Clique) who will play Julie and Tom
Lewis (Patience, Gentleman Jack, Breach),
from Leeds, playing Jon.
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Bracingly relevant and searingly
shocking.
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Radically different and
thought-provoking.
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Blazing hot ménage à trois.
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Box office
Leeds
Playhouse, Playhouse Square
Quarry Hill,
Leeds LS2 7UP
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Leeds Theatre Trust Ltd.
Charity Number 255460 | VAT No.
545 4890 17 Company No. 926862, England & Wales
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The
Domino Big Fat Quiz
Our
next quiz is on February 25th
We know you’ll be blown away by the insane talents of Jacob and
his band as they play some of your favorite pop songs in ways
you’ve never heard, can you spot the Kanye West song played in
the style of Russian composer Sergei Rachmaninoff? Will you recognise
some rock bangers when they only sing every other word?
With a whole bunch of fun and creative rounds,
this is a night you won't forget and is head and shoulders above
what you think a music quiz could be.
This is not your average pub quiz, this is how The
Domino does a quiz.
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Valentine's
Day
This Friday, you'll be the first to be
able to book for our upcoming Valentine's Day pre-dinner show and
main event.
Expect an email from us around lunchtime on Friday.
With
Love
The Domino Team
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2024 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY
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Domino Winner
Every week, one reader from our mailing list gets
a limited-edition, engraved 2025 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 week's winner is…Maya Willis
We'll be in touch via email.
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HENNESSY
XO
The original 'extra-old' cognac, first bottled in 1870 by Maurice
Hennessy for family and friends.
Darker and much more complex than the VSOP, with appealing
leather and tobacco notes and a touch of spice – a great cigar
Cognac.
Usual price per shot £30:84
Our Price per shot £6:82
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THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO
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18:30 - 20:30
Oba - Oba
Pianist Wayne Pollock and vocalist Raquel Alvaro perform the
classic tunes from the Bossa Nova/Samba songbook mixed up with
some funky Latin tunes from artists such as Antonio Carlos Jobim,
Joyce, Stevie Wonder and Norah Jones.
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21:00 - 23:30
The House Band
Energetic feel good reggae band Mojah make their welcome return
to the Domino Club.
Featuring some of the best musicians in Yorkshire, Mojah play,
Reggae, Soul, Blues, Rock and Pop in their own roots style.
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23:45 - 2am
The Domino Rhythm & Groove Band
Our latest house band features some of Leeds top groove
merchants.
They'll be putting a new spin on some of the century's biggest
hits.
Get your groove on.
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20:00 - 22:30
Groove Elation
With an all-star Leeds line-up featuring Dave Walsh on drums,
Jiannis Pavlidis on guitar, James Mainwaring on saxophone, and
David Burgoyne on organ, this band delivers a deep, soulful mix
of jazz and funk. Get ready for a night of high-energy rhythms and
infectious grooves.’
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Stay snug and
cosy with our winter workshops
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Following a
magical and successful Christmas season, we can’t wait to welcome you
back to Harewood on Fri
17 Jan for our Winter Weekends. We’ve got lots of
exciting new activities lined up, from behind the scenes private apartment tours and dog-walking socials to delicious afternoon teas.
Plus, our
popular workshop programme returns, bigger and better than ever with five
seasons of creativity. Whether you want to pick up a new skill, spend
time out with friends and family, or make something special for your
home, there’s something for everyone.
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Candle Making
Sat 18 Jan
Unwind at our Candle Making Workshop with Wicks &
Spritz! Choose your own botanicals and colours, and craft a unique,
handmade candle to bring the relaxing scents of Winter into your home.
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Arm
Knitting
Sat 1 Feb
What’s better to snuggle up with this winter than something
you’ve made with your own arms? We promise you’ll have plenty of fun
creating your blanket with the amazing Snuggle and Squish.
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Chunky Knitted
Scarf
Sat 8 Feb
Snuggle and Squish are back! This time, you can add to
your knitted collection with your very own iconic scarf, made famous by
Claudia Winkleman on The Traitors.
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Mosaic Plaque
Sat 15 Feb
Join Sue Kershaw for a creative garden mosaic plaque
workshop, Pick from a rainbow of exciting colours and materials to make
your own outdoor masterpiece. Gardens have never looked so good.
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Portraiture
Sat 22 Feb
An introduction to portrait painting with expert tuition
from representational painter Luke Thompson. Learn the fundamentals,
discover the play of light and shadow, and create your own piece from a
reference image.
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Foundations of
Drawing and Painting
4 week course starting Sat 15 Mar
Explore the world of drawing and painting in this
four-week course designed for those in the early stages of their artistic
journey. The course covers still life, portrait, landscape, and the core
principles of drawing and painting from life with Luke Thompson.
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Harewood offers a fantastic selection of workshops all
year round! Keep an eye on your inbox to be the first to know when new
workshops are announced, and be sure to explore them all on our website.
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Thank you for
your support of Harewood House Trust – without your tickets, visits and donations we wouldn't
be able to stay open for everyone to enjoy.
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Harewood House Trust, Harewood Leeds, West Yorkshire LS17 9LG
Registered charity in England no 517753
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The National
Science and Media Museum is open!
Thank you to everyone
who joined us for our opening weekend, it was wonderful to see so
many of you again and it really was a grand day out.
We're now open every
day, but the exciting news doesn't stop there, as our new exhibition David
Hockney: Pieced Together opens this Wednesday. Book now to
get up close to work by a world-renowned Bradford-born artist.
Head to our website
to book your tickets or keep scrolling to find out more.
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David
Hockney: Pieced Together
Opens
Wednesday 15 January
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Explore
world-renowned Bradford-born artist David Hockney's pioneering use of
film and photography in our new exhibition.
As well as showcasing
Hockney's video installation The
Four Seasons: Woldgate Woods, the exhibition explores
parallels with his early ‘joiner’ photocollages, one of which was
made at the museum and shows the building in its early days as the
National Museum of Photography, Film and Television in 1985.
Want to learn more
about David Hockney? See documentaries Hockney
and A Bigger Splash [1973]
at Pictureville Cinema this weekend.
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Experience
Bradford's biggest screen
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IMAX
Documentaries
Screening
daily
Get up close to a T.
Rex, become an astronaut, discover cities of the future or explore
the arctic with these 45-minute 3D documentaries. All our IMAX
documentaries are suitable for children and are the perfect
introduction to IMAX.
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Pictureville
Cinema Highlights
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Awards Season
See
the films getting awards buzz at Yorkshire's biggest
independent cinema, including Golden Globe winners Emilia Pérez,
Conclave,
andThe Brutalistin
IMAX.
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Stage on Screen
See
the best drama, dance and opera from around the world right
here in Bradford with our Stage on Screen programme. Upcoming
highlights include David Tennant as
Macbeth, and a new production of The Importance of
Being Earnest starring Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor
Who).
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As part of our
ongoing transformation, some areas of the museum are still
closed. Please check our website
for more information and to plan your visit.
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©
National Science and Media Museum 2025
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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This week:
Award Contenders, Bradford Legends and a Wolf Man
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Hello,
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Welcome to your
weekly cinema listings. As the ice thaws around Bradford, come
shake off those winter blues with a fresh bunch of films that are
sure to lift your spirits.
Now our
IMAX, Pictureville and Cubby Broccoli screens are open from
Tuesday to Sunday, you'll find the
most varied programme we've had in years, so keep scrolling to
discover everything from IMAX horror to a celebration of a
Bradford-born icon.
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What's On: 17
– 23 January
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Screening
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Angelina
Jolie stars in the tumultuous and tragic story of the life of
the world’s greatest female opera singer during her final
days in 1970s Paris, in the latest feature film from the
director of Spencer
and Jackie.
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Screening
Fri 19.45; Tue 12.00 and 19.00; Wed 17.00; Thu 19.00
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From renegade
auteur Jacques Audiard comes Emilia
Pérez, an audacious, Golden Globe winning fever dream
that defies genres and expectations.
Through
liberating song and dance and bold visuals, this odyssey follows
the journey of four remarkable women in Mexico, each pursuing
their own happiness.
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Screening
daily (closed Mondays)
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From visionary
writer-director Leigh Whannell (The Invisible Man) comes a
terrifying new lupine nightmare starring Golden Globe nominee
Christopher Abbott (Poor
Things).
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Screening daily (closed Mondays)
A
hauntingly beautiful period tale of family secrets, unfolding
against the stunning backdrop of a remote Italian mountain
village.
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Screening daily (closed Mondays)
A love
story about the times that change us, and the times that make
us, starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield.
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Transnational
Japan in Hollywood
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This season explores
representations of Japan as Other by revisiting a collection of
Hollywood films that depict Japaneseness through external lenses.
Purchase tickets for
multiple films in the Transnational
Japan in Hollywood season to receive a discount on your tickets.
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Sat 19.30
An
aging private investigator returns after many years to rescue
a friend’s kidnapped daughter from the clutches of the
Japanese mafia.
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Sun 13.45
Planted
in a Tokyo crime syndicate, a US Army Investigator attempts
to probe the coinciding death of a fellow Army
official.
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Celebrate a
Bradford-born legend
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Explore
world-renowned Bradford-born artist David Hockney's pioneering use of
film and photography in the National Science and Media Museum's new
exhibition, David Hockney: Pieced
Together.
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Sat 13.45
Hockney
sees the charismatic artist take director Randall Wright on
an exclusive tour of his archives and into his studio, where
he still paints seven days a week.
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Sun 12.00
From
1971–1973, Jack Hazan gained intimate access to Hockney and
his circle of friends and lovers to create a mesmerising
film, groundbreaking in style and daring in nature.
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Please note: the
screening on 19 January is an Autism-Friendly Kids’ Club screening.
These screenings are open to all families with children but are
particularly aimed at families with children under 12. Unaccompanied
adults will not be admitted.
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Sat
11.00; Sun 11.00 [Autism Friendly]
The untold story of
Optimus Prime and Megatron, who went from great friends to sworn
enemies.
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Our popular IMAX
documentaries are back! Take in an epic 3D adventure on our largest
cinema screen for a cheaper price than a feature film and discover
prehistoric action and out of this world exploration.
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Screening Fri 13.00; Sat 15.00; Mon 11.00; Tue
13.00; Wed 15.00
An
epic 3D adventure across the magical realm of snow and ice at
the top of our planet.
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Screening Sat 11.00; Sun 13.00; Mon 15.00; Wed
11.00; Thu 13.00
This
prehistoric adventure follows the true story of young fossil
hunters who made the discovery of a lifetime.
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Screening Fri 15.00; Sun 11.00; Mon 13.00; Tue
15.00; Thu 11.00
Step
into the future and discover the exciting innovations
engineers are working on right now to meet a changing world.
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Screening Fri 11.00; Sat 13.00; Sun 15.00; Tue
11.00; Wed 13.00; Thu 15.00
Take a
journey through the stratosphere with this inspiring look at
the wonder of space travel.
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Screening
from 31 January
Sink your teeth into
Robert Eggers' beautifully dark retelling of the gothic masterpiece.
Pictureville is the
only place in Yorkshire to see Nosferatu on 35mm.
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Screening from 24 January
This
drama is a moving celebration of resilience, humanity, and
the transformative power of art.
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Screening from 24 January
Adrien
Brody stars in this staggering epic, boldly captured in
VistaVision.
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Screening from 24 January
This
standout selection from the 2024 Cannes Film Festival is a
dark fairy tale about one woman’s search for tenderness and
morality in a cruel world.
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Screening 26 January
Purchase
tickets for multiple films in the Transnational Japan in Hollywood
season to receive a discount
on your tickets.
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Screening
from 30 January
Clio Barnard (Ali
& Ava, The Arbor) curates a special season at Pictureville
dedicated to northern female filmmaking to
celebrate Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture.
Screenings include
Bhaji on the Beach and A Taste of Honey, and 35mm
screenings of Wuthering Heights and Under the Skin.
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Lau Lau Learning and BD25 Draw
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Lau Lau Learning
at Bradford Libraries
Come and join us for our Songdrawing sessions where we will
be singing, moving, drawing, dancing and playing together. For ages 3-5
years.
Brought to you at Keighley & Manningham Libraries by Lau Lau Learning
these sessions are free but booking is essential. Contact Manningham
Library & Keighley Library for further information. Please embed
links to the libraries webpages.
LAULAU LEARNING is an innovative art-based learning concept developed in
Finland. The engaging LAULAU LEARNING methods combine music and visual
expression, drama and movement, games and playful interaction to support
a child's cross-curricular learning, as well as social-emotional skills,
creativity and self-efficacy.
Tuesdays at 11am
Manningham Library - 21, 28 Jan & 4, 11 Feb
Tuesdays at 1pm Keighley Library - 25 Feb & 4, 11, 18
March
BD25 Draw
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16 January
Drop-in and join us. All ages. Everyone welcome. FREE drawing materials
and gentle guidance from a real artist. Brought to you by Our Patch a
UK City of Culture project.
Laisterdyke Library - 11am-1:30pm & 4pm - 6:30pm,
Manningham Library - 12noon-2pm & 3pm-5pm,
Shipley Library - 10:30am-12:30pm & 2pm-4pm
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City of Bradford
Metropolitan District Council · Bradford Council · City Hall
· Bradford · BD1 1HY
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HELPING
YOU THRIVE IN 2025!
Whether it's a browse round the shops, a bite to eat or drink or just
soaking up the stunning views in the winter sunshine, The Piece Hall
is the perfect place to banish the January blues.
Check out our latest offers below which run until the end of
February.
Please note
The Piece Hall is closed on Mondays in January and February with
the exception of Monday 17 Feb, which is the half term week,
when we will be open all 7 days.
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THE
TRADING ROOMS OFFERS
Treat yourself to some mid-week dining at The Trading Rooms!
2 courses for £20 or 3 courses for £26, available Tuesday to
Thursday, from their specials menu.
This offer runs until end of February. Pop in and warm up with these
delicious deals!
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THE ASTRONOMER
DINER OFFERS
Start
your day right at The Astronomer Diner with these tasty offers.
- Classic English or
vegetarian breakfast with a Yorkshire tea or americano - £9.95
- Any two hot waffles
or stacked pancakes desserts - £15.00
- Classic cheeseburger,
bacon cheeseburger or Cajun chicken burger with plain fries - £8
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THE
DELI OFFERS
Head to The Deli to take advantage of these delicous deals.
- Yorkshire pie and
peas with an americano or Yorkshire tea - £8.50
- Any cake and hot
drink for two (includes Yorkshire Tea or Americano) - £10
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EXCLUSIVELY
AT HUDSON BELLE AT THE PIECE HALL
Hudson Belle gifts is now the only UK stockist of Sid Dickens Memory
Blocks which are made in Vancouver.
Store owner Lou did a special deal after Sid announced his
semi-retirement which meant the end of their availability here.
There are over a hundred of these unique handmade blocks in the
collection with 50 to see in the Hudson Belle store and
online.
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CLUB 1779 MEMBER OFFER - MRS SINCLAIR'S VINTAGE
New Year, new wardrobe?
Well new to you! Get some glam new garms while caring for
the planet with 15% off all vintage clothing for Club 1779
members.
Take your membership card along to claim the discount.
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CLUB 1779 MEMBER OFFER - AL'S EMPORIUM
Al’s Emporium is an essential visit for lovers of antiques, retro
& vintage style furniture and collectables.
There's 10% off furniture purchases for all Club 1779 members
until the end of February on production of a valid membership
card.
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Hi
As you've been to one of our pantomimes
before, we wanted to let you know that if you book for Beauty
and the Beast before the end of January, you
can get this year's tickets at last year's prices!
A tale as old as pantomime. Our annual panto
returns for winter 2025...
A magical charm has transformed a Prince
into a beastly creature. Now trapped in his castle, only
true love will lift the spell. Enter Belle, a Huddersfield
lass who loves nothing more than getting lost in a good
book. But Belle’s a bit fed up. She’s feeling lonely and
dreams of the faraway lands and love stories she finds
between the pages. Could she be the one to lift the curse?
Full of incredible effects, lavish costumes,
a side-splitting script and big musical numbers prepare for
this fairytale with a Lawrence Batley Theatre twist that
will leave you positively spellbound.
Following the success of Jack and the
Beanstalk, Cinderella and Dick Whittington,
Lawrence Batley Theatre’s five-star award winning pantomime
returns. Get ready for an enchanting adventure for all the
family. Beauty
and the Beast runs Mon 1 December 2025 - Sun
4 January 2026.
Take advantage of our fantastic early bird
offer, get this year's panto tickets at last year's prices
when you book before the end of January.
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Lawrence
Batley Theatre
Lawrence Batley Theatre, Queen's
Square, Queen Street, HD1 2SP
Box Office: 01484 430528
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Kirklees Theatre Trust is a registered charity and company
limited by guarantee
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Shakespheare's
Women Demand the Stage!
Esteemed
British actor Dame Harriet Walter delves into
the untold musings of Shakespeare’s women, giving life to their hidden
thoughts and unsaid words. She will be joined by a remarkable cast
including Juliet Stevenson, Leah Harvey, Meera Syal,
MyAnna Buring, Olivia Williams and featuring
violinist Lizzie Ball.
Dame Denise Lewis, acclaimed journalist
and athlete, will share insights on overcoming obstacles and excelling
against the odds, drawing from her inspiring journey in competitive sports.
New dates
have been announced! Jay Rayner’s Night
Out at Home tour will now include a special evening in Oxford,
and celebrated historian Mary Beard will offer her fresh
perspective on ancient Rome at newly scheduled events in Richmond,
Edinburgh, and Bexhill.
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Harriet
Walter & Friends - Last Few
6 Mar, 7:30pm | Live in London
Harriet is
one of Britain's most esteemed Shakespearean actors. Now, she re-imagines
what some of his women have been secretly thinking and lets them speak
their minds alongside special guests live.
Denise
Lewis
31 Mar, 7:30pm | Live in London
What does
it take to overcome life’s greatest challenges? In celebration of her
book, Adaptability, Dame Denise pulls
back the curtain on both the glorious highs and tough realities of her
legendary athletic career.
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Ottolenghi - Last Chance
21 Jan, 7:30pm | Live in London
Spend a
delicious evening with the inimitable chef celebrating the release of his
highly anticipated new cookbook, Comfort, his most
personal work since his era-defining publications, Simple
and Flavour.
Jay Rayner
- Added Date
25 Apr - 29 May | Live Tour
In this
joyfully greedy show, Jay shares his experience of eating professionally
for a quarter of a century. He'll reverse-engineer his favourite dishes,
answer your questions, and take you through a butter-smeared journey.
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An Evening with
Mary Beard - Added Dates
17 Sep - 26 Oct | Live Tour
Step into
the world of Ancient Rome with renowned historian Mary as she uncovers
the stories that history has forgotten.
Building on the excitement of Gladiator
2's release, there’s never been a better time to dive
deeper into the world of Ancient Rome’s most iconic figures. But this isn’t
just about the past—Mary draws thought-provoking connections between Roman
politics and today’s world.
What can
we learn from the rise and fall of the Roman Republic, and how might it
resonate with the political landscapes we navigate today?
Don’t miss
the chance to ask your own questions as Mary unpacks the history that
shaped one of the greatest empires of all time.
New shows added in Richmond, Edinburgh & Bexhill.
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Poppy
Okotcha
23 Apr, 7:00pm | Live in London
What
happens when we let nature guide our growth? Join Poppy, ecological expert
and regenerative grower, as she takes us through the magical world of the
ever-changing garden.
Lizzie
Damilola Blackburn
14 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming
Lizzie
introduces her sparkling new novel The Re-Write, a story about second
chances, staying true to yourself, and what happens when your ex becomes
your next writing assignment.
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Masing
5 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming
Join
academic, poet, and journalist Dr. Anna Sulan Masing as she
presents her groundbreaking new work exploring what it means to be East and
South East Asian in Britain today.
Katie
Buckley & Lucy Rose
4 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming
Join these
two groundbreaking voices as they unite to discuss how modern writers
reshape ancient tales, craft contemporary women's fiction, and use folklore
to illuminate the shadows of modern life.
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An Evening
with Aggers
21Jan - 30 Apr | Live Tour
Get ready
for some wicket wisdom with cricket legend and renowned BBC
correspondent, Jonathan Agnew.
After
scoring big with audiences on his Aggers and Tuffers tour, Agnew is back to
hit it out of the park with more thrilling cricket tales and unforgettable
anecdotes.
Whether
you're a die-hard fan or new to the game, plunge into the world of cricket
with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, an electrifying blend of sporting
highlights, uproarious anecdotes, and side-splitting humour.
“A figure so comfortable with the relaxed style, the
mellifluous cadence, and the reflexive witticism that you wonder if Aggers
is truly the person Alan Partridge imagines he is.” The
Scotsman
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Imagine
Festival is back next month for
February half-term, offering spectacular theatre, comedy and book
events for children aged 0 – 11 and their grown-ups.
Read on below to discover more about the fun we're
looking forward to.
Imagine
Festival is a Relaxed festival (check
out any event to find out more) and all events are Relaxed
Performances (RP).
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There's a Bear on My Chair
TUE 18 – SUN 23 FEB
In the first ever
stage adaptation of Ross Collins’ much-loved books, Toby Olié (Spirited Away,
War Horse)
brings Bear and Mouse to life through loveable puppets, in a show
packed with laughs and surprises. For ages 2 – 7.
All performances
are Creatively Captioned
British Sign
Language interpreted (BSL): Thu 20 Feb, 11am; Sat 22 Feb, 1pm
 
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The
Colour of Dinosaurs
WED 19 & THU 20 FEB
Join palaeontologist Dr Jakob Vinther as
they take us on a rip-roaring, prehistoric science pop
gig with catchy songs and mind-blowing science. For ages
6 – 11.
Thu 20 Feb, 11.30am: British Sign Language
interpreted (BSL)
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Rollercoaster
FRI 21 & SAT 22 FEB
Strap in for pop-punk juggling as juggler
Wes Peden shares his cutting-edge tricks inspired by
corkscrews, adrenaline and high-tech seatbelts. For ages
7+.
Sat 22 Feb, 6.30pm: Audio Description and
Touch Tour available
 
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CBeebies
Wildlife Jamboree
SUN 23 FEB
Join Duggee, the Squirrels and lots more
CBeebies friends as they celebrate the natural world in
music and song at the spectacular Wildlife Jamboree
with the BBC Concert Orchestra. For ages 2+.
Sun 23 Feb, 3.15pm: British Sign Language
interpreted (BSL)
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Lunchtime
Comedy with The Lollies
SUN 23 FEB
The Lollies celebrate the best and
funniest children’s books, as voted for by children.
We’re joined by winning authors and illustrators for an
event jam-packed with jokes, live drawing and funny
stories. For ages 6+.
This event is British Sign Language
interpreted (BSL).
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Jodie
Lancet-Grant: The Wild West Twins
TUE 18 FEB
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Workshop
with Eric Huang: Mapping Magical Lands
WED 19 FEB
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Ballet
Besties: Yasmine Naghdi & Chitra Soundar
THU 20 FEB
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Darryl
Gadzekpo & Ella Phillips: Plant to Plate
THU 20 FEB
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Worlds
of Words: Translation and Drawing Workshop
FRI 21 FEB
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An
Afternoon with Draw with Rob
SAT 22 FEB
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Dr
Ronx: How to Save a Life
SUN 23 FEB
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Athena
Kugblenu: History’s Most Epic Fibs
SUN 23 FEB
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Roblox
Designathon!
SAT 22 & SUN 23 FEB
Put your ideas to the test helping to
design a new video game where you can virtually make
music and take to the festival main stage. For ages 7+.
Members' booking opens on Tuesday 18
February at 10am. General booking opens on Wednesday 19
February at 10am.
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Roblox
Designathon: Big Draw Together
SAT 22 & SUN 23 FEB
Bring your imagination to this
collaborative session, led by an expert illustrator, to
bring your ideas for a new Roblox experience to life. For
ages 7+.
Members' booking opens on Tuesday 18
February at 10am. General booking opens on Wednesday 19
February at 10am.
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Arts Unravelled: How do you make an accessible
theatre show for disabled children?
Find out more about
how theatre company Oily Cart are making accessible theatre for
children, ahead of bringing two shows – Great Big Tiny World
and When the World Turns – to Imagine Festival.
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Get a sneak peek at
what's to come at Imagine Festival.
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Pig Heart Boy
SUN 26 JAN – SAT 22
FEB | UNICORN THEATRE
Malorie Blackman’s
classic novel, about a 13-year-old who desperately needs a heart
transplant but is running out of time, is adapted for the Unicorn
stage by Winsome Pinnock (Leave
Taking), and directed by Tristan Fynn-Aiduenu (For Black Boys…). For
ages 9 – 13.
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Thanks for reading.
We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share
your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
or @haywardgallery.
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in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office:
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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New Year. New Accolades
We’re
thrilled to start the year on a high note—Dalloway Terrace has been awarded an AA
Rosette for culinary excellence!
This
prestigious award is a testament to our team’s dedication and passion,
and we look forward to welcoming you back in 2025 to enjoy the
award-winning flavours that await!
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Unwind in style with
50% off afternoon tea
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Banish
those January blues and step into a world of glamour and indulgence
with our Devil Wears Prada-inspired afternoon tea. Indulge in dazzling
pastries, chic finger sandwiches and sumptuous scones, all inspired by
the fashion-forward energy of the West End show.
Enjoy
50% off afternoon tea until the 31st January 2025.
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A global cocktail adventure awaits at The Coral Room
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Get
ready explore the world through flavour as The Coral Room prepares to launch its new cocktail
menu, paired with a thrilling lineup of international bar takeovers.
From
Italy to Ireland and beyond, we’ll be welcoming top mixologists from
around the globe for unforgettable evenings of cocktails, live music,
and entertainment, right here in the heart of the city.
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Five courses. Infinite flavours
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After
last year's sell-out success, we are delighted to announce the first
dates for our highly anticipated Dalloway Terrace wine dinner series.
Mark
your diary and join us for an unforgettable evening, featuring a
curated selection of award-winning wines, expertly paired with a
seasonal five-course menu.
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Brighten
those chilly January evenings as we reopen The Bloomsbury Club from Wednesday, 15th January.
Cosy
up with expertly crafted cocktails and live jazz in our intimate and
inviting setting, the perfect remedy for winter nights, complete with
an exciting January lineup of performances.
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Creative
experiences await
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Now that January's well underway, make the most of
the month of fresh starts by seeing the UK's finest new poets,
joining our free events all about embracing your inner creative,
or catching a show – from a dystopian epic to drag theatre.
Scroll on to find your perfect event.
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year, new interests?✨
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TS Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings
SUN 12 JAN
Hear the best new
poetry coming out of the UK and Ireland, read by the ten
shortlisted poets for this year’s prize, in an event hosted by
poet Ian McMillan.
 
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TS
Eliot Prize Readings: Live Stream
SUN 12 JAN
If you can't attend in person, tune in to
the live stream to hear readings by the shortlisted
authors.
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Saturday
Sessions with Body Odyssey
SAT 11 JAN
Join us today for workshops and live
performance, as we play, make and experience a journey
through the wonderful human body.
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Creative
Encounters: New Year, Same Me
WED 15 JAN
Come and settle in for an evening of
zine-making with sweet-thang zine, accompanied by poetry
and music from Black Geographies Collective.
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futuretense:
Alien Chicks + Slow Cooked
THU 16 JAN
Find your new favourite artists with
punk-fuelled sounds from band Alien Chicks and cellist
Slow Cooked, in this edition of our free, twice-monthly
gig series.
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Łukasz Twarkowski: The Employees
THU 16 – SUN 19 JAN
Employees of a
mysterious Organisation explore a distant planet in a stunning
adaptation of Olga Ravn’s dystopian sci-fi epic from the
acclaimed theatre director.
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My Mixtape: Asian Dub Foundation's 10 tracks for
30 years at the Southbank Centre
Ahead of their 19
January appearance Steve ‘Chandrasonic’ Savale shares a mixtape
of tracks inspired by Asian Dub Foundation’s 30 year association
with our venue.
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La
Haine Live Soundtrack by Asian Dub Foundation
SUN 19 JAN
Asian Dub Foundation celebrates cult movie
La Haine with a live soundtrack, creating a
powerful journey between music and frames.
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Midgitte Bardot's Shooting from Below
FRI 17 JAN
Combining musical
theatre, movement, live art and drag, this show explores what
happens when you gaslight a dwarf star to the point of
combustion.
 
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Get
it for less, before it's gone
Get an extra 10% off our on-sale
limited-edition, 100% silk scarf – inspired by Haegue
Yang's captivating Mesmerizing Mesh series – off
using code CF10. Offer valid while stocks last.
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Eimear
McBride: The City Changes Its Face
WED 12 FEB
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Robyn
Orlin: We wear our wheels with pride
FRI 21 & SAT 22 MAR
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Looking
for Giants
TUE 14 – SUN 26 JAN | KING'S HEAD THEATRE
A monologue in three parts, Looking for
Giants sees our narrator enter the minds of the men
she can’t stop thinking about, inhabiting the objects of
her obsession. When the boundaries between self and other
start to blur, who’s in control of the narrative?
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Not
Crowded
THU 16 JAN | RICH MIX
Introducing a contemporary and
experimental event series that thrives on openness and
interpretation. Don’t miss this dynamic line-up, centring
London’s emerging alternative/experimental music and live
art scene.
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Thanks for reading.
We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share
your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre
or @haywardgallery.
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Southbank Centre is a charity registered
in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office:
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
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Happy
New Year!
January is traditionally a time of looking forward – whether you’re
keen to experience food and drink from exciting new restaurants and
bars, discover a new sporting activity, or simply switch off and
escape into nature, Edinburgh has something to offer everyone.
So, clear a space in your diaries, it’s time to start planning your
next trip to Scotland’s capital.
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New in Edinburgh this year
From attractions to food and drink, new sights to iconic
architecture, there’s a host of new things to see, do and experience
in the city this year.
©
The Resident Edinburgh, Jeremy Rata
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Celebrate Burns Night in
Edinburgh
In celebration of the birthday of Robert Burns, the national poet of
Scotland, 25 January has become synonymous with all the things Burns
loved about Scotland – good food, good company, good poetry and a wee
dram of whisky.
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Discover nature all year
round in Edinburgh
From rustling through crisp leaves in autumn, to dipping your toes in
a sun-bathed sandy beach, our 12 month calendar shows you to
experience the best of Edinburgh’s nature whatever the season.
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Sports in Edinburgh
Whether you’re lacing up your running shoes for a scenic jog along
Arthur’s Seat, tackling the waves at Portobello Beach, or joining a
local rugby match, Edinburgh offers a host of different sports
activities that cater to all.
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Electronic Travel
Authorisation (ETA)
By April 2025 all visitors, including babies and children, who do not
need a visa will need an Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETA) to
travel to the UK.
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Explore tales of
crime and punishment from Edinburgh’s past.
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Learn more about
the world of spirits.
©
Drinkmonger Spirits Festival
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Discover the story
of the global effort to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
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Up Helly Aa, Shetland © VS / Luigi Di Pasquale
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Uncover
Scotland's essentials
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You don't have to go far to see more. We've put together
our must-dos, how many have you ticked off? Conquered some of
Scotland's highest mountains, said hello to a highland cow, stepped
onto a film set or signalled full steam ahead on an epic train
adventure?
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Aberfeldy © VS / Airborne Lens
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We've all heard of Route 66, but have you explored the
rugged beauty the Kintyre 66? Or fallen in love with the Heart 200 or
felt lucky on the Crieff Cloverleaf? Uncover the beauty of a new region
and discover enchanting locations off the beaten track.
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Isle of Tiree © VS / Paul Tomkins
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From legendary isles to lesser-known gems, island
hopping is an experience to cherish. Unearth the unique charm and
scenic beauty of Hebridean escapes, northerly archipelagos and west
coast locations.
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Loch Ossian Youth Hostel, Corrour © SYHA
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Hostelling offers the chance to connect and share
stories with fellow travellers. Find the ideal mix of privacy or
community alongside great facilities in bustling city centres or remote
coastal retreats.
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VisitScotland,
Waverley Court, 4 East Market Street, Edinburgh, EH8 8BG
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As the days
grow longer, let the promise of spring awaken your sense of
adventure. Picture vibrant wildflowers bursting into
bloom, the cheerful birdsong echoing through lush woodlands, and the
excitement of discovering somewhere new.
Imagine misty mornings on Donegal’s tranquil beaches, rainbows
arching over ancient wonders like the Giant's Causeway, and playful
lambs frolicking in the green fields of Connemara.
This spring, Ireland’s breathtaking landscapes come alive, offering
unforgettable moments for hikers, bikers, and explorers alike.
Embrace the
season and uncover your perfect Irish getaway.
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Northern
Ireland and Donegal offer untouched wilderness, far removed from
the rush of modern life. Journey along the Causeway Coastal Route,
past the iconic Giant’s Causeway, to Donegal’s dramatic mountains,
glens, and cliffs.
Next
Departs: 12th April
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From
Galway’s charming cobbled streets, Inís Mór's breathtaking
landscapes of stone, sea, and sky to Connemara’s untamed beauty,
explore the rich history and culture of western Ireland. With every
step and turn, let the magic of this journey unfold around you.
Next
Departs: 3rd May
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Visiting Ireland
in Spring
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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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Epic beauty on the Causeway Coast
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Epic beauty on the Causeway Coast
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This isn't just a
coastline – it's an adventure. Discover mind-blowing scenery, swaying
rope bridges, crashing waves and cliff-edge castles in Northern
Ireland.
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Comfort food to warm you up
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From classics like fish and chips
to hearty meat and stout stews, winter is best served with cosy Irish
cuisine, and even better, enjoyed fireside at a charming pub with the
locals.
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Where we’re going, we won’t need four
wheels!
If
you love going off the beaten track and hate driving, then we
have the trip for you! Bike, bus, or walk your way around
Ireland's beautiful north west in 72 hours!
Here’s where to go 
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Some fast facts about Northern Ireland
actor Jamie Dornan
He's
played everything from a loving father to a VERY strict
billionaire – but here are some things you may not know about
Northern Ireland's hottest export, Jamie Dornan.
Get to know Jamie
Dornan!
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Take a step into history...
Crumlin
Road Gaol is one of the most infamous locations on the island of
Ireland, and holds generations of history. And you can step
behind the walls of this famous structure, and discover its
story...
Are you ready?
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PLAN YOUR VISIT
Northern
Ireland's hotels are WOW!
Stay
at a countryside resort with everything from spas to golf
courses. Or opt for a city hotspot where cocktails flow and menus
makes your mouth water. Your choice!
Let's Go
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Tourism Ireland
4th Floor Bishop's Square, Redmond's Hill, Dublin, D02 TD99,
Ireland
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Welcome
to our unique, little-known island gem! Not everyone knows
about us, but you’re one of the fortunate few.
In
Jersey, you’re only ever ten minutes from a beach (yes, you
read that right!) In most places, you can’t get anywhere in
ten minutes. Think about it, what’s ten minutes from your
place? A bus stop? You can’t holiday in a bus stop.
With our breathtaking coastline, rich history and vibrant
food scene - all packed into just nine by five miles – find
out why Jersey should be top of your 2025 travel bucket
list.
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Ready to start planning your Jersey adventure?
Then don't miss these incredible offers. From swanky
seaside hotels to cosy countryside boltholes, find your
perfect spring, summer (or both!) break today.
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AllEvents -
Discover Events
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Top event app • Entertainment
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4.7 ★ • 1M+
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Hi , a Reminder for
Events
Happening Today
Saturday, 18 January 2025
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Your
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AllEvents -
Discover Events
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Top event app • Entertainment
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4.7 ★ • 1M+
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Hi , a Reminder for
Events
Your
Upcoming Events
Events that you are
planning to go
Trending
events around you
Selling like hot
cakes, don’t miss out!
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MON 27 OCT - SAT 01 NOV 2025
THE SMEDS AND THE SMOOS
A stellar show
based on the book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
A joyful tale of star crossed aliens.
Soar into space with this Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of
the much-loved book by superstar duo Julia Donaldson and Axel
Scheffler.
On a far-off planet, Smeds and Smoos can’t be friends. So when a
young Smed and Smoo fall in love and zoom off into space
together, how will their families get them back?
Music, laughs and interplanetary adventures for everyone aged 3
and up, from Tall Stories – the company who brought you The
Gruffalo and Room on the Broom live on stage.
Age Guidance 3+
Access Performances Available
From £19.50
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WED 12 MAR 2025
ACCESS ALL AREAS - MAKING
WORK ACCESSBLE
Only 5%
of learning disabled people in the UK are in work, while
86% want to be. We hope these practical solutions and the
experiences of learning disabled leaders will help show a
new direction.
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SUN 20 APR 2025
THE CONTEMPORARY CHORUS
Performing
well-loved pop songs from the last 60 years, members from
across Greater Manchester will be sure to make this a show
to remember! With a live band and a jam-packed night full
of quality live music!
From £18
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THU 05 JUN 2025
SORRY (I BROKE YOUR ARMS AND
LEGS)
Sam’s
obviously the correct choice for Head Boy. He’s got the
PowerPoint to prove it. And he’s not above violence… On the
first day of Year 8, Sam (Class 8C) discovers something
dark: there may be others besides him in the running for
Head Boy. As the race intensifies, will Sam cause another
boy grievous bodily harm? (See title.)
From £14
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THANK YOU!
We are
thrilled that this year’s Festive Appeal has raised £55,284!
A huge thank you from everyone at Lowry for your generosity
and support. Donations will help fund our creative
programmes that make a real difference for children and
young people in Salford facing challenges.
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WED 12 - SAT 15 FEB 2025
HOLD ON TO YOUR BUTTS
65
million years ago, dinosaurs ruled the Earth… 30 years ago,
a movie about dinosaurs ruled the box office… the must-see
“shot-for-shot” parody of the greatest dinosaur film of all
time!
From £25.50
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THELOWRY.COM
DEDICATED ACCESS LINE:
0161
876 2183
Calls are at your
standard network operator's charge. The Lowry Centre
Trust is a registered charity (no. 1053962). Your support
goes towards our world-class Theatre and Galleries
programme, the care and display of the LS Lowry
Collection and our life changing Learning &
Engagement programme.
LOWRY, PIER 8,
SALFORD QUAYS, M50 3AZ (Company reg no. 3255905) Copyright ©
2025 Lowry, All rights reserved. All information
correct at time of sending.
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Huddersfield
Artist Benaiah Matheson brings ‘Town Island’ exhibition to Kirklees
A
new exhibition titled “Town Island” by Huddersfield artist Benaiah
Matheson will be held at the University of Huddersfield, located in
the award-winning Sovereign Design House.
Town
Island explores the cultural and historical connections between
Carriacou Island, Grenada, and Huddersfield, drawing on the 1950s
migration of Carriacou people to the UK.
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Exciting Announcement: Quirky Campers Joins
Forces with Green Gathering 2025!
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Quirky
Campers are beyond excited to announce our very first festival
partnership with Green Gathering 2025, an
extraordinary off-grid festival running 31 July - 3 August 2025 at
the beautiful Piercefield Park, Chepstow.
Green Gathering is more than just a festival - it’s a celebration
of sustainability, creativity, inclusivity, and connection.
We are
delighted to be partnering with a festival that aligns so well with
our own ethos, and we’re particularly excited to say that Quirky
Campers customers now have access to an exclusive discount on Green
Gathering tickets!
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☀️Powered by
sun and wind
Intimate solar-powered stages host emerging and legendary artists,
DJs, and storytellers.
Workshops from permaculture practitioners, crafts folk, and
campaign groups.
Skillshares and discussions in spaces designed to inspire action
and resilience.
🌟Accessibility
and Inclusivity
Green Gathering is committed to welcoming everyone, with accessible
toilets and showers, BSL communication support, sensory spaces,
mobility assistance, and community hubs like the Queer Space and
Women’s Tent. Whether you’re 9 months or 90 years old, this
festival is for you.
🌿‘Reconnect,
Rise, Release and Recuperate’ is Green Gatherings’ motto - this
festival blends activism, artistry, and community in an
unforgettable way for a unique festival experience.
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Quirky Campers Exclusive Discount
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Use this
special Quirky Campers discount code on your festival ticket - and
receive the early bird price long after the early birds have flown!
Adult tickets to Green Gathering are £145 now, going up to £160 on
March 1st. With a discount ‘affinity code’ an adult ticket is just
£140 right through until May 31st. Just book your dream van from
Quirky Campers then buy your discounted adult ticket, add a
campervan ticket to your basket, and begin the countdown to Green
Gathering 2025!
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Discover Festival Friendly Campervans for the
ultimate festival experience!
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Venue:
Clock Factory Bristol 
You
are Interested 
Sat -
Feb 15 2025 
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