Saturday, 19 April 2025

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

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Spring Sessions continue on Saturday 19th April, 4-6pm, with The Rhythm Section, Leeds based organ trio playing their own take on tunes from Booker T & The MG’s, Kenny Burrell, Ramsey Lewis and Little Walter to The Doors, Steely Dan and more....along with original instrumentals.. Seven Bar. Pay What You Feel. Organised by MEWL Music.

And on Sunday 20th April, 2-4pmJazzLeeds – April Jazz Cafe and Jam Session. Come and join in or just enjoy the fun. All styles and levels welcome – vocals and instrumentals – it’s all about the vibe. The jazz leeds trio will be there in support. Phil Green will be your MC.Seven Venue. Pay What You Feel.

And later on Sunday 20th April 7.30pm, the Seven Quiz is a great way to end the weekend with friends and test your knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere. Seven Bar. £5 per team entry. With prizes.

Where the event is ticketed, tickets are available at TicketSource via www.sevenleeds.co.uk  We  look forward to seeing you at Seven very soon. Every £ spent at Seven helps support high quality arts in a local setting. 
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Thursday, 24th April, Slung Low at Temple

7.30pm

The School Of Night: 20th Year Anniversary


 Slung Low at Temple, Leeds, LS11 9UD
 Thursday 24th April 2025

 7.30pm

The School of Night is 20!!!

Twenty years ago The School of Night made its first appearance, at Shakespeare's Globe in London. Since then, its unique blend of literary improvisation has been seen all over the UK (Hay, Latitude and Edinburgh festivals, National Theatre, British Library) and beyond (in the US, Malaysia and all over Europe) as well as appearing on many radio shows, including BBC Radio's The Verb.

The School has appeared for Slung Low several times, most recently in 2023 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of The Complete Works' publication - and we are delighted to be back again, performing new work by Shakespeare and others summoned from thin air!

‘Never trust a man who, when left alone in a room with a tea cosy, doesn’t try it on.’
Billy Connolly

Important Information

The performance will be outside so please dress for the weather! 


Slung Low at Temple is at 131 Water Lane, Leeds, LS11 9UD.

The entrance is on Bath Road just round the corner

If travelling by car, please park on Bath Road. There is no charge for on-street parking after 1830

We are 10 mins walk from the South Entrance of Leeds Train Station

There will be a bar and hot drinks available

The show is Pay What You Decide. You pay after the event, in cash or by card.

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What a ride! We're 8!
To celebrate we've got a massive 13 acts playing this week that includes 3 for our birthday on the 17th!

This week you can expect:
Jazz Singers, Emerging artists, The best 8th birthday ever, Funk, Soul, Blues, Brass Bands, a special bar takeover and a whole lot of love.

Carry on reading for the news, this week's Domino winner, the band line-up, and the weekly break-even bottle.

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The Domino Team

NEWS


The Domino 8th Birthday!  

To celebrate hitting 8 years old we're treating the 17th like a Saturday night with 3 of our favourite acts playing for us from 7pm right through until 1am!
If that wasn't enough, world top 50 bar Calooh Callay are traveling up from London to do a bar takeover, These guys are the embodiment of hospitality.
Ours 8th birthday will be one to remember.

2025 DOMINO WEEKLY GIVEAWAY

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…Jason Askam
We'll be in touch via email.

BREAK-EVEN

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Single Malt Whiskey 


Drum roll, please! It's this year's limited edition Ardbeg release for Ardbeg Day, Ardbeg Drum! Released at Fèis Ìle and around the world, the single malt brings together the best of both Islay and the Caribbean, as it was matured in bourbon casks and then treated to a finish in casks that previously held rum. The final result is a delicious, smoky and fruity party, truly capturing the carnival spirit. Nose Bonfire wood smoke intertwines with earthy pine, as sweeter tropical aromas of ripe banana, banana bread and pineapple come to the fore. Some richer notes of dark chocolate and candied ginger add depth.
Finish Oily orange and salted caramel linger.

Usual price per shot £31.36
Our Price per shot £6.93

THIS WEEK LIVE AT THE DOMINO


SATURDAY - FUNK & GROOVE

18:30 - 20:30

Ryan Hawkins     

Ryan Hawkins is a unique singer-songwriter with hints of jazz, blues and soul inspired by artists spanning the decades and genres.
Expect everything from Frank Sinatra to Frank Ocean.

Advance Entry

21:00 - 23:30

Yubaba

Yubaba are North Wales’ and the North West’s premier Funk & Soul act. This vocal-led 6 piece band never fail to get audiences of all ages moving with their infectious mix of Funk, Soul, Ska and Reggae. With a mighty repertoire spanning from classic grooves to more modern chart tracks

Advance Entry

23:45 - 2am

Bad Peach   


Bad Peach play funk-soaked music with a rotating cast of guest musicians.
Buckle up, things are about to get funky.

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SUNDAY - BANK HOLIDAY

20:45 - 23:00

Deadbeat Brass 
 

Deadbeat Brass is made up of the North’s finest horn players, pushing the boundaries of brass, this funky horn jugger- naut brings you hard hitting covers and their own brand of riot-prog.

Advance Entry

23:30 - 1:30

The Other Boot 
 

"The Other Boot is made up of powerhouse musicians from the Leeds live music scene. Fronted by Drew Homer's distinctive soulful voice, they play funky hits from all eras to keep you grooving on the dance floor all night."

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Read Kirklees: 2025 April edition

Contents:

  • eAudio and eBooks
    • Hugo Awards
    • Women's Prize for fiction
  • Kirklees Local Studies Library
    • Beyond The Bassline collection
  • Beyond The Bassline
    • Dewsbury Library exhibition
    • Quiz Night
  • Digital Magazines and Newspapers
    • TIME magazine
  • Marsden Library
    • A Wilding Year with Hannah Dale
  • Huddersfield Literature Festival
    • Fesatival Highlights (May 8 - 18)
  • Foster Care Fortnight
    • May 12 - 25
  • Online Resources
    • Ancestry Library
    • British Newspaper Archive
    • British Film Archive
  • Kirklees Transcription Service
    • Talking newsletter
  • Creative Kirklees
    • Regular events at Kirklees Libraries
  • Ticketsource
    • Events with partner organisations
  • Linktree
    • Keep up to date with Kirklees Libraries

eAudio and eBooks

Hugo Awards: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror

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Read or reserve any of the print titles from the Hugo Awards shortlist. Browse and borrow from our online library catalogue or take a look at our curated Librarian.Syndetics.Hugo Awards list which also has winners and nominees from previous years.

Browse, download, and listen to, or read eAudio and eBooks from our Hugo Awards: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror collection

All you need is a Kirklees Library card.

Download the Libby app and choose from over 22,000 eBook titles and 4,000 audiobooks from our Kirklees Libraries' collection


Women's Prize for Fiction

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You can find all the books on the Women's Prize shortlist, along with winners and nominees from previous years via our curated Librarian.Syndetics - Women's Prize for Fiction collection

Browse, download, and listen to, or read eAudio and eBooks from our Women's Prize for Fiction collection

All you need is a Kirklees Library card.

Download the Libby app and choose from over 22,000 eBook titles and 4,000 audiobooks from our Kirklees Libraries' collection


Kirklees Local Studies Library

Beyond The Bassline Collection

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Alongside scanning and digitising over 1,700 postcards with scenes of the different areas of Kirklees, our Local Studies Library and Beyond The Bassline project teams have been sorting through our collection of all things music related.

Search for "Beyond The Bassline" via our Online Library Catalogue


Beyond The Bassline

Dewsbury Library Panel Exhibition

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The panel exhibition, which is now at Dewsbury Library, documents 500 years of Black music in Britain and explores the people, places and genres that have formed a British soundtrack. It highlights music as a form of entertainment and vehicle for community, as well as a source of liberation, protest and education.

Beyond The Bassline Quiz Night

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Love music? Join us for a fun quiz about Black British Music, inspired by the British Library’s Beyond The Bassline exhibition. 

The Big Beyond the Bassline Quiz is part of a linked programme of events which have, hopefully, spotlighted clubs, carnivals and community hubs from across the country that have cultivated creative expression and inspired a number of Black British music genres.

So round up some mates and reserve your place via our Ticketsource page to give us an idea of how many are coming along.

Thursday, May 8
7.00 - 8.00pm
Deighton Working Men's Club
Huddersfield, HD2 1JU

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Digital Magazines and Newspapers

PressReader - Time Magazine

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Now available on PressReader, TIME International is a weekly magazine that offers global news and analysis, with a focus on international affairs, politics, business, health, science and entertainment.

The International Edition provides a broad perspective on current events, prioritizing international issues.

Follow the link to read April's edition of TIME International

Sign up to PressReader with a Kirklees library card and PIN and choose from over 7,000 titles from 120 countries in 60 languages.


Marsden Library

A Wilding Year with Hannah Dale

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An illustrated talk from Hannah Dale, the artist behind Wrendale Designs, about the ambitious rewilding project she and her husband have undertaken on their 300-acre farm. Hannah will give a talk about the rewilding process and show some of her stunning sketches and illustrations that capture the beauty and power of nature across the seasons.

Marsden Mechanics, Main Hall
Thursday, May 15
7.00 - 8.00pm

Reserve your tickets via the Friends of Marsden Library eventbrite page


Huddersfield Literature Festival

Festival Highlights (May 8 -18)

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Huddersfield Literature Festival (HLF) is an award-winning two-week Festival held annually in the spring.

A blended Festival of around 70 digital, outdoor and venue-based events held online and at accessible spaces in Huddersfield, HuddLitFest champions accessibility, diversity and under-represented groups.

Follow the link for this year's line-up, to download the brochure, and to book your tickets www.huddlitfest.org.uk

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Foster Care Fortnight

May 12 - 25

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In May we will be celebrating Foster Care Fortnight from the 12th – 25th May 2025 and sharing information about our local foster carers in Kirklees.

There will be access to information and resources in our libraries,  in locations across the authority and we are organising opportunities to meet foster carers to find out what the role entails.

We hope people will take the opportunity to ‘Start a new chapter in your life…. ‘ and think about whether they could become a new family to local children and young people.

For the where and the when of libraries where you can have a chat with the Foster Care Team please visit our website at www.kirklees.gov.uk/fostering-events and keep a look out on our Facebook page @kirkleesfostering

For more information get in touch on 0800 389 0086 or email fostering@kirklees.gov.uk


Kirklees Libraries' Online Resources

Ancestry Library

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A local studies and family history resource with over 8,500 different historical databases.Information for family historians including Census records from 1841-1921 and birth, marriage and burial indexes from 1837-2004.

Complimentary access at all Kirklees Libraries with a Kirklees Library card.

View the website at: www.ancestrylibraryedition.co.uk/


British Newspaper Archive

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Access to newspapers from the British Library’s vast collection of local and regional newspapers, covering the 19th and 20th centuries.

Complimentary access at all Kirklees Libraries with a Kirklees Library card.

View the website at: www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk


BFI Replay (British Film Institute)

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BFI Replay is a new, free-to-access, digital archive from the BFI (British Film Institute), exclusively available in UK public libraries. 

It is the result of one of the UK’s largest mass digitisation programmes, all of the titles have been drawn from the vaults of the BFI National Archive and partner UK Regions and Nations Film Archives.

The content uncovers stories from across the UK, its history and its people. Vividly captured in over 60 years of film, television and video from all corners of the UK — what we, our parents and carers, grandparents and communities watched. 

The platform provides access to 1000s of precious videotapes through the meticulous replay and digitisation of collections from across the UK, lovingly collected and cared for by archivists for over half a century.

Access is only available in Kirklees Libraries at replay.bfi.org.uk


Kirklees Transcription Service

KR Talking News

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Our Kirklees Transcription Service produce a free audio newspaper which provides news, views, interviews and features from around Kirklees. It features a variety of stories from a selection of local newspapers circulating in the area.

Listen to the podcast at: www.bwbf.org.uk/player/kirkleestn

Select the link to discover more about our Kirklees Transcription Service


Regular events at Kirklees Libraries

Creative Kirklees

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Find out the where and the when of regular events such as Storytimes, Lego Clubs, and Craft groups across our libraries. If you have specific access requirements please get in touch and we’ll do everything we can to ensure that your experiences at Kirklees Libraries are positive ones.

Go to www.creativekirklees.com and search using #KirkleesLibraries.


Bookable events at Kirklees Libraries

Ticketsource

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For events with partner organisations and touring performances. If you have specific access requirements please get in touch and we’ll do everything we can to ensure that your experiences at Kirklees Libraries are positive ones.

Go to www.ticketsource.co.uk/kirkleeslibraries


Stay in touch

Linktree

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Use our Linktree address to stay up to date with Kirklees Libraries and for easy access to our resources and services.

linktr.ee/kirkleeslibraries


Don't miss out on our Library Adventures newsletter for families and younger readers. Subscribe by clicking the image below.

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Love Letter to the Earth

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‘Love Letters to The Earth’

Drop in creative workshop for Earth Day 2025

Keighley Library, 22nd April 2.30 - 4.30pm

‘The Earth is not just our environment. We are the Earth and the Earth is us. We have always been One with the Earth.' Zen Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh

Join artists Jean Ellie and Esther at Keighley Library on Earth Day, 22nd April, to create a ‘Love Letter to the Earth’  celebrating our love for our beautiful planet 

You can create your letter using words, images, or a combination of both - any way you want to express and celebrate your experience of connection with the natural world and its many forms of life- from animal to plant, water and mineral life.

All materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring anything along you’d like to put in your letter.

Free

Drop in any time between 2.30 and 4.30pm

The session is open to adults and accompanied children.


Celebrate the planet on Borrowbox - our e-book and e-audio service.

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This week: Sinners, 70mm and Cine Spotlights

Hello, welcome to your weekly film listings. 

Your Easter treats are coming early this year with an incredible week in store at Pictureville. Whether it's a 70mm Oscar-winner or a new IMAX epic for the ages, make the most of the long weekend with these very special screenings.

Want to make the most of your Pictureville experience? We've launched a revamped membership scheme to support the cinema in a way that works for you, with your new options ranging from a free community tier to a joint membership.

Sign up and enjoy:

  • Free and discounted cinema tickets 
  • £5 tickets every Tuesday
  • Priority booking 
  • Cheaper food and drink 
  • Access to exclusive rewards and events.


What's On: 18 – 24 April

The Brutalist

The Brutalist [70mm] (18)

Fri, Sat, Sun and Thu

The Oscar-winning epic, boldly captured in VistaVision, returns to Pictureville on a 70mm print.

Winner of the Academy Awards for Best Actor, Best Cinematography and Best Original Score.

Why see The Brutalist in 70mm? "It's the difference between seeing the Mona Lisa in person and a lithograph" says director Brady Corbet.

Sinners

Screening daily (closed Monday)

Written and directed by Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Ryan Coogler, Sinners is epic supernatural action film starring Michael B. Jordan and shot with IMAX cameras.

Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers (Jordan) return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back. 

"Finally free from the Marvel machine, Ryan Coogler delivers the goods and then some with his music-powered, genre-splicing latest. Five stars." - Little White Lies 

The Vanishing

Screening Thu 19.00

The Netherlands’ most famous psychological thriller is introduced with an illustrated talk by Yorkshire critics Dr Christina Brennan ahead of the release of her book on the terrifying film.

The Return

The Return (15)

Screening daily (closed Mondays)

Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche star in this intimate take on Homer’s Odyssey.

Pink Floyd at Pompeii

Thu 19.30

The groundbreaking 1972 concert film returns to theatres, now digitally remastered in 4K from the original 35mm footage with enhanced audio.  

Easter Parade

Blue Road: The Edna O'Brien Story (12A)

Screening daily (closed Mondays)

93-year-old Irish writer Edna O'Brien recounts her controversial life, novels, love affairs and stardom through personal journals read by actress Jessie Buckley

The Penguin Lessons

Screening daily (closed Mondays)

A touching dramedy from the director of The Full Monty, starring Steve Coogan and Jonathan Pryce.

Toothless Films

Classic Sundays: Harvey (U)

Sun 12.00

James Stewart stars as a wealthy drunk who starts having visions of a giant rabbit named Harvey.

Brief History of a Family

The Colors Within (U) [Dubbed]

Sat 14.30; Tue 17.15; Wed 19.00

“This wonderfully dreamy, pastel-toned animation has a quietly galvanising power” ★★★★ – Robbie Collin, The Telegraph 

Family Films at Pictureville

Our half term £3 family favourites continue with these Easter classics in partnership with Leeds Young Film Festival.

Chicken Run

LYFF: Chicken Run (U)

Fri 15.30

When a cockerel lands in a chicken farm, the chickens see him as an opportunity to escape their evil owners. 

WALL-E

Kids' Club: Ice Age: The Meltdown (U)

Sat 11.00; Sun 11.00 [Autism-Friendly]

Manny, Sid, and Diego discover that the ice age is coming to an end and join everybody for a journey to higher ground. On the trip, they discover that Manny is not, in fact, the last of the woolly mammoths.

IMAX 3D Documentaries

A Still from Arctic: Our Frozen Planet

IMAX 3D Documentaries

Screening daily

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.

Coming Soon

2001 A Space Odyssey

Beyond Earth

– 4 May

Prepare for a journey Beyond Earth as the beloved sci-fi season returns in May with a collection of classic films that define the genre.

Featuring archive prints, family favourites, and the jaw-dropping spectacle of our curved Cinerama screen, your front-row seat to an interstellar journey awaits.

Featuring: 2001: A Space Odyssey [70MM];  2010: The Year We Make Contact [70MM]; BIFA PRESENTS: Moon [35MM]

More Than A Dance

Warfare (15)

Screening from 25 April

Alex Garland co-directs this visceral, boots-on-the-ground story of modern warfare and brotherhood.

Star Wars

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (12A)

Screening 25 and 26 April

The epic culmination of the prequel trilogy returns to cinemas for its 20th anniversary.

“The best-looking Star Wars episode of all.” – Sight & Sound

Koyaaniqatsi

YOU:MATTER: Koyaaniqatsi (U)

Screening 26 April

This remarkable visual tone poem is curated by Marshallow Laser Feat to tie in with their new museum exhibtion YOU:MATTER.

More Than A Dance

London Baltic Film Festival Presents: More Than a Dance (18)

Screening 4 May

A dedicated group of Canadian Latvian immigrants comes together to preserve the traditions of their ancestors through folk dance. 

A Bradford 2025 Event

Speed

Drive-In Cinema

From 16 April

The Cannon Mills Drive-In is the first in Bradford 2025’s series of outdoor cinema spectaculars. They're taking the magic of the movies to unexpected locations around Bradford District throughout the year, setting up screens for short-run cinema seasons. From Frida they're screening a long weekend of Hollywood icons and Bollywood classics, so follow the link to see what's coming up.



Final call



It's your last chance to catch our current five-star exhibitions, Linder: Danger Came Smiling and Mickalene Thomas: All About Love, closing in under a month!

Book now to make sure you don't miss out.


Gif of install images from the exhibitions Mickalene Thomas: All About Love and Linder: Danger Came Smiling.

★★★★★

'Together, these two artists provide a hell of a double header.'

The London Standard


Past meets pop

Tour Linder: Danger Came Smiling with Bimini and Ione Gamble

Explore the Hayward Gallery’s celebration of 50 years of Linder's art in the company of drag queen and recording artist Bimini, and Ione Gamble, founder and editor-in-chief of the intersectional feminist arts and culture zine Polyester.


The art of sound

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Singing All About Love

SAT 26 APR

The Multi-Story Orchestra brings together young musicians to create a musical response to Mickalene Thomas’s exhibition All About Love.


Coming next



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Yoshitomo Nara

TUE 10 JUN – SUN 31 AUG

Dive into the captivating, creative world of Yoshitomo Nara in the largest European retrospective of one of Japan’s most celebrated artists.

'it will be a genuine highlight of the summer.' Time Out


An artwork featuring two men in red suits sitting amid a pattern of white wishbones on a red and black background. The men are posing thoughtfully, each with a hand on their face.

Gilbert & George: 21ST CENTURY PICTURES

TUE 7 OCT 2025 – SUN 11 JAN 2026

Discover the duo’s pictures from the past 25 years, with vibrant, large-scale images that centre the human experience and reflect their motto, ‘Art for All’.



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Danger Came Smiling Sweatshirt

Get your hands on this limited edition sweatshirt, created by English designer Christopher Shannon for Linder: Danger Came Smiling at the Hayward Gallery.



Hayward Gallery Touring


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Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood

UNTIL SUN 13 JUL

Experience the joys and heartaches, myths and mishaps of motherhood through over 100 artworks. From the feminist avant-garde to the present day, Acts of Creation communicates the lived experience of motherhood in all its complexity.

Currently showing at Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA), Dundee.



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Oh To Believe in Another World

THU 24 APRIL

William Kentridge’s film has its UK premiere with the Shostakovich symphony that inspired it, played by the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Marin Alsop.

A black and white composite image of Igor Levit looking to the left of frame, wearing spectacles, and Marina Abramović looking directly at the camera

Vexations

Marina Abramović x Igor Levit

THU 24 & FRI 25 APR

Pianist Igor Levit performs Erik Satie's marathon composition Vexations, lasting upwards of 16 hours, in a unique event directed by conceptual artist Marina Abramović – join for her introduction at 10am. Drop in hourly or stay as long as you dare!



From our friends


The Face Magazine: Culture Shift

UNTIL SUN 18 MAY| NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

A new exhibition celebrating iconic fashion images and portraits from The Face, a trail-blazing youth culture and style magazine that has shaped the creative and cultural landscape in Britain and beyond.

Richard Wright

UNTIL SUN 22 JUN | CAMDEN ART CENTRE 

The Turner Prize-winning artist’s first solo exhibition in London displays his ceiling and wall-based paintings, created in direct response to the architecture of their site.


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Header image:

Linder, Oh Grateful Colours, Bright Looks I, 2009. Photomontage on photograph, photography by Tim Walker. Courtesy of the artist. Photo by Robert Glowacki.

Installation view of Linder: Danger Came Smiling. L – R: Danse Sacrale (L'Élue), 2011; Action Rituelle des Ancêtres, 2011; Glorification de l'Élue, 2011. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Photo by Mark Blower.

Installation view of Mickalene Thomas, Mama Bush: (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me), Higher and Higher, 2009. From the exhibition Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Photo by Mark Blower.

Installation view of Mickalene Thomas, Din avec la main dans le miroir et jupe rouge, 2023. From the exhibition Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Photo by Mark Blower.

Linder, SheShe, 1981. Courtesy the artist and Modern Art. Photo by birrer.

Installation view of Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. Photo by Mark Blower.

Other images:

Installation view of Linder, It’s The Buzz, Cock!, 2015. From the exhibition Linder: Danger Came Smiling. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Photo by Mark Blower.

Installation view of Mickalene Thomas, A Little Taste Outside of Love, 2007. From the exhibition Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery. Photo by Mark Blower.

Yoshitomo Nara, Missing in Action, 1999. Courtesy of Sally and Ralph Tawil © Yoshitomo Nara, courtesy Yoshitomo Nara Foundation.

Yoshitomo Nara, Harmless Kitty, 1994. Courtesy The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. © Yoshitomo Nara, courtesy Yoshitomo Nara Foundation.

Yoshitomo Nara, Sleepless Night (Sitting), 1997. © Yoshitomo Nara, courtesy Yoshitomo Nara Foundation.

Yoshitomo Nara, I'm Sorry, 2007. Courtesy Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul. © Yoshitomo Nara, courtesy Yoshitomo Nara Foundation.

Gilbert & George, HA-HA, 2022 © Gilbert & George. Courtesy the artists and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Seoul, and London.

Claudette Johnson, Afterbirth, 1990 © Claudette Johnson.


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Here is all of this week's top theatre news.

New Shows Just Opened

New Shows Just Announced

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DAN BURTON, DARREN DAY and SINITTA join the cast of CHICAGO



SUNNY AFTERNOON (The Kinks Musical) 2025/2026 UK tour


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Don’West End Unscripted! in May with Sir Derek Jacobi

Mickey-Jo Theatre: Live! at Phoenix Arts Club

Rose Theatre 2025/26 season announced


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Music fills the air this week with the start of our spectacular new festival, Multitudes, where orchestras meet circus, dance and more. Plus, catch a creative workshop where you can connect with fellow artists.


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Trailer of Multitudes festival

Multitudes

WED 23 APR – SAT 3 MAY

Leave your expectations at the door: Multitides is orchestral music like you've never seen, heard or experienced it.

Cast of Humans 2.0 on stage

Daphnis and Chloé

Circa x London Philharmonic Orchestra

WED 23 APR

Circus meets a Greek myth.

‘It’s powerful, detailed, bombastic and beautiful, often in quick succession. With Ravel you are carried along as if in a spell. It’s really music for the senses.’ – Yaron Lifschitz, Circa’s Artistic Director

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Vexations

Marina Abramović x Igor Levit

THU 24 & FRI 25 APR

A pianist pushed to the limits.

'What the audience is going to experience and to see is a unique event. They will witness silence, endurance, immobility and contemplation, where time ceases to exist.' – Marina Abramović

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Oh To Believe in Another World

William Kentridge x Philharmonia Orchestra

THU 24 APR

Join us for a powerful, political evening bringing together Kentridge’s film and Shostakovich’s subversive Symphony No.10.

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Refractions

Clark x Melanie Lane x Manchester Collective

SAT 26 APR

Enter a musical time warp where sound resonates across the ages and the worlds of dance, classical and contemporary music merge.


When art and music combine...



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Singing All About Love

SAT 26 APR

The Multi-Story Orchestra brings together young musicians to create a musical response to Mickalene Thomas’s exhibition All About Love.


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Mickalene Thomas: All About Love

UNTIL MON 5 MAY

Mickalene Thomas’ vibrant, large-scale portraits of Black women at rest reclaim space and representation in art history, celebrating love and radical repose. Members go free.


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Linder: Danger Came Smiling

UNTIL MON 5 MAY

Linder’s first London retrospective showcases 50 years of the pioneering feminist artist’s work, dissecting our fascination with the body and its representation. Members go free.



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Where art meets attitude

Seletti x TOILETPAPER transforms everyday objects into statement pieces. Playful and bold, this homeware collection mirrors the striking motifs of the Linder: Danger Came Smiling exhibition.



This week's free picks

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Works in Progress: See Me Now

THU 24 APR

Join us for a playful workshop investigating what makes you feel seen, with other young artists, makers and creative spirits.


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DJ Set: Sinemis

SAT 26 APR

Turkish producer Sine Buyuka, aka Sinemis, combines left-field electronics with techno-inflected contemporary classical in two free sets.


Magazine

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My Mixtape: Baluji Shrivastav’s 10 favourite collaborations

The remarkable multi-instrumentalist somehow whittles down his incredible history of collaborations for this personal playlist.


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Baluji Shrivastav & Re-Orient

THU 15 MAY

The sitar player and his band present a kaleidoscope of Latin, Indian and jazz music, alongside rhythms of percussive footwork and graceful Indian dance.


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City of Floating Sounds

WED 30 APR

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Kailash Kher & Kailasa Live

FRI 2 MAY


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Pagrav Dance Company – ROOH: Within Her

WED 23 & FRI 25 APR | SADLER'S WELLS

The hidden heroines of legend and history come together in this mesmerising solo by renowned choreographer and Pagrav Dance Company Artistic Director Urja Desai Thakore.

Showdown

THU 1 – SAT 3 MAY | THE ALBANY

Six acrobats. One winner. Who will be the ‘New Face Of Circus’? Fearless contestants push their limits in a no-holds-barred race to the top, all for the promise of a single prize.


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Installation view of Mickalene Thomas: All About Love. Photo by Mark Blower. Courtesy the artist and the Hayward Gallery.

Linder, Oh Grateful Colours, Bright Looks I, 2009. Photomontage on photograph, photography by Tim Walker. Courtesy of the artist; Modern Art, London; dépendance, Brussels; Andréhn-Schiptjenko, Stockholm, Paris; and BLUM, Los Angeles, Tokyo, New York. Photo by Robert Glowacki


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Edinburgh Science Festival 2025 

From 5–20 April, the National Museum of Scotland will host Edinburgh Science Festival. Join us for two science-fueled weeks of exploration, with family workshops, adult talks and more.

Throughout the festival, the Grand Gallery hosts the Spaceship Earth installation, exploring the challenges of living on a planet with finite resource, while in Hawthornden Court Mission Planet Earth family activities include a landing capsule game and a chance to create your own astronaut patch. On 11 April, the National Museum of Scotland opens late for an adults-only event, Spaceship Earth After Hours. Inspired by the Spaceship Earth installation, enjoy activities, talks, fashion shows and a DJ set. 


Injecting Hope events

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Event 

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Communicating Science Through Art 

Thu 17 Apr

A person is looking at a framed picture. The picture looks like a block of pink from a distance, but on closer inspection it's a stream of code for a virus.

Event

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Injecting Hope: Deaf Experiences of Lockdown

Wed 23 Apr


What's on across our sites 

An intergenerational family are playing in a soil pit filled with soil and toy bugs.

National Museum of Rural Life 

Spring Explorers 

Tue 8–

Three young children examine a map whilst standing in front of a green aeroplane.

National Museum of Flight

Sustainable Skies

Mon 14–

A group of toddlers and carers are sat playing with soft play vegetables.

National Museum of Rural Life 

Tractor Tots

Fri 25 Apr–Mon 7 Jul


An artist's impression of what the ornithopod dinosaur would have looked like. A grey dinosaur, similar to a large iguana.

Scotland's first dinosaur discovery

Dr Elsa Panciroli, Research Associate at National Museums Scotland, shares her journey to discovering a Jurassic fossil on the Isle of Skye. 


Two young girls point at a replica of a dinosaur.

Event 

National Museum of Scotland

Curiosity Club 

Sat 31 May & 21 Jun 

A young boy holds a rock while a female helper looks on.

Event

National Museum of Scotland 

Relaxed Curiosity Club 

Sat 31 May & 21 Jun 


Possessions of Arnish Moor man including comb and spoon.

The Arnish Moor man 

Learn about the Arnish Moor man, whose clothes and small possessions were preserved in the peat, following his mysterious death in the early 1700s.


Centre for Open Learning

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Georgian Scotland

Thu 24 Apr–26 Jun 

A selection of plates printed with brightly coloured and metallic gold geometric patterns.

National Museum of Scotland

Understanding Colour

Thu 24 Apr–26 Jun 

A portrait of a Scottish piper in traditional dress made up of red tartan.

National Museum of Scotland

Scotland: Romance and Reality 

Fri 23 May


Phoebe Anna Traquair Collection

Explore our range of gifts inspired by and featuring the work of Scottish artist and craftswoman Phoebe Traquair.


Website survey for families

At National Museums Scotland we are always working to make our website more accessible and relevant. We would like visitors who bring children to our museums to tell us what information you would find useful ahead of your visits. 

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Wednesday, April 16th

We hope you've been enjoying the beautiful weather we've been having and if you haven't yet had chance to join any of the Easter activities taking place around the district, there are still plenty to choose from.

As mentioned in our last newsletter, Spring Garden takes place this Friday and Saturday (18 & 19 April) and will see the Creative Piazza in Huddersfield bloom into a new season with events from all the Creative Piazza organisations including workshops, exhibitions, family activities and displays.

May is a fabulous month for local Festivals in the area. First we have the Huddersfield Literature Festival which runs from 8-18 May, then the Holmfirth Festival of Folk takes place over the 9-11 May weekend and later in the month the &Piano Festival is back taking place from 17-24 May, and not forgetting the Holmfirth Film Festival Spring Season which is still running.

Then, with Woven in Kirklees taking place throughout the month of June and Kirklees Pride taking place on Saturday 7 June there is a lot to look forward to Festival wise!

Finally, for anyone who organises events, we would like to draw your attention to the News article on Martyn’s Law, which received Royal Assent on Thursday 3 April 2025.  This Act delivers the Government’s manifesto commitment to strengthen the security of public premises and events. 

Please do keep checking our websites as content is added daily and we don’t want you to miss out on anything!

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 Featured events

Creative Piazza Spring Garden

 Fri, 18.4.2025 11:00 - Sat, 19.4.2025 15:00 

West Yorkshire print fair, drop-in workshops for children, families and adults and other activities, including storytelling, skateboarding and drummin ...  Read more

A Night of Piano House ft Davos (of K-Klass)

 Fri, 18.4.2025 21:00 - Sat, 19.4.2025 02:00 

A night of house music featuring a live piano set from K-Klass keyboardist and established house artist, Davos.  Read more

Spring Makers Print Fair - Huddersfield

 Sat, 19.4.2025 10:30 - 15:30 

Come and celebrate spring with us on the creative piazza and discover something special to take home with you whilst supporting local and regional art ...  Read more

MakerWorld Gallery launch and exhibition

 Sat, 19.4.2025 11:00 - 15:00 

MakerWorld Gallery exhibition and launch  Read more

Shaun Ryder - Happy Mondays, and Fridays, and Saturdays, and Sundays

 Sat, 19.4.2025 19:30 - 21:20 

He’s the wild man of rock who became a national treasure. Happy Mondays and Black Grape frontman Shaun Ryder is hitting the road for a new, spoken wor ...  Read more

MOVICALS (Movies & Musicals)

 Sat, 19.4.2025 19:30 - 21:30 

A movie musical extravaganza like no other. So, get ready to be swept off your feet with MOVICALS - the ultimate lights, camera, action experience! P ...  Read more

Antarctic Monkeys Holmfirth Picturedrome

 Sat, 19.4.2025 20:30 - 22:30 

Formed in March 2006 from a jamming session, the Antarctic Monkeys became a phenomenon in their own right, travelling the UK and Europe with numerous ...  Read more

ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT (India)

 Sun, 20.4.2025 19:00 - 21:00 

Dreamlike Cannes winner  Read more

RED ROOMS

 Mon, 21.4.2025 19:00 - 21:30 

Unsettling thriller. . .  Read more

Bhangra and Giddah Dance Class with Hardeep Sahota

 Wed, 23.4.2025 19:30 - 20:30 

Come and join our Bhangra and Giddah dance class!  Read more

Comedy Cellar - April 2025

 Thu, 24.4.2025 20:00 - 22:10 

Join us for the April edition of our monthly Comedy Cellar.  Read more

Dinky Disco - April 2025

 Fri, 25.4.2025 11:00 - 12:00 

Gather up your mini movers and shakers for a daytime dance party for little ravers and their sleep deprived chaperones!  Read more

The Stars From The Commitments

 Fri, 25.4.2025 19:30 - 21:30 

Direct from Dublin, we’re thrilled to present the fantastic Stars From The Commitments as they bring you The Great Dublin Soul Revival Tour! The show ...  Read more

Bhangra Night

 Fri, 25.4.2025 20:00 - 23:59 

Dance the night away at our electrifying Bhangra Night!  Read more

Home Service

 Sun, 27.4.2025 20:00 - 22:00 

Cleckheaton Folk Festival Organisation presents "Home Service" a very special Spring Concert. £25 plus booking fee  Read more

Robert Jon And The Wreck Holmfirth Picturedrome

 Sun, 27.4.2025 20:30 - 22:30 

Reigning from southern California, Robert Jon and The Wreck has been taking the southern rock sound established on the east coast and bringing it to t ...  Read more

Art By Steve - An exhibition by Steve Fairhurst

 Fri, 4.4.2025 08:30 - Fri, 9.5.2025 12:00 

Discover the captivating world of organic abstraction of flowing formation, in a new exhibition by Huddersfield artist Steven Fairhurst  Read more

Laura Ellen Bacon

 Sat, 5.4.2025 00:00 - Sun, 7.9.2025 00:00 

Discover Derbyshire-based Laura Ellen Bacon's exceptional immersive sculptural installation created from natural materials.  Read more

Young Engineers

 Fri, 2.5.2025 10:00 - 15:00 | +1  

Enjoy some weekday fun with your Young Engineer at one of our toddler/preschooler days  Read more

A Beginner's Guide to Widowhood

 Sat, 3.5.2025 19:30 - 20:40 

Suria has lost her husband (she hasn’t misplaced him or anything - he’s dead.) Join her & the kids in Turkey, on “the worst holiday ever”. Unfortunat ...  Read more

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 Upcoming Festivals

Holmfirth Festival of Folk

The Holmfirth Festival of Folk takes place every year over the second weekend in May.  Read more

Holmfirth Film Festival

Bringing film back to the Holme Valley through our annual film festival and regular monthly screenings at venues across the valley.  Read more

&Piano Music Festival

Live Relaxed Classical Music Festival in Slaithwaite, Huddersfield  Read more

Huddersfield Literature Festival

An award-winning 10-day Festival held annually in the spring. A blended Festival of 50+ digital, outdoor and venue-based events held online.  Read more

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 Workshops and Courses

Screenprinting a Spring Garden

 Fri, 18.4.2025 12:00 - 15:00 | +1  

FREE Family friendly art activity - Screen print and and plant a paper garden with us!  Read more

Mosaic Crochet Cushion Workshop

 Sat, 19.4.2025 12:30 - 15:00 

For anyone who wants to learn some more advanced crochet stitches, with Frances (they/them).  Read more

Stained Glass course (all abilities)

 Tue, 22.4.2025 18:00 - 20:00 

Join us for this 5 week Stained Glass course, suitable for all abilities  Read more

Life Drawing in Holmfirth- Thursday Evenings

 Thu, 24.4.2025 18:30 - 20:30 

Life Drawing in Holmfirth- Thursday Evenings  Read more

Process Taster: Gelli-Plate Printing

 Sat, 26.4.2025 11:00 - 15:00 

Join guest tutor and print-maker Rachel Richardson on this introductory, taster workshop where you will explore the playful process of gelli-plate pri ...  Read more

Introduction to Embroidery with Louise Goult

 Sat, 26.4.2025 13:00 - 16:00 

Learn the basics of hand embroidery and learn a variety of techniques.  Read more

Evening online singing workshops

 Thu, 24.4.2025 18:30 - 19:30 

Free evening online singing sessions to boost your wellbeing - beginners and singers equally welcome  Read more

Drawing & Painting at Upperthong Village Hall

 Wed, 30.4.2025 11:00 - 12:30 

These sessions are gentle and relaxed whilst we enjoy drawing and painting different subject matter each month in a calm and mindful space.  Read more

Sunflower Creation Workshop at Holmfirth Library

 Fri, 2.5.2025 13:00 - 14:30 

Join Give A Few Words and Sian at Holmfirth Library on Friday 2nd May for this interactive and fun session where we will have a go at creating paper s ...  Read more

Pottery Throwing (Monday Evenings)

 Mon, 21.4.2025 18:00 - 20:00 

Join Zoe Stainton on Monday evenings to throw on the wheel!  Read more

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 Latest news

For the attention of venue managers and event organisers: Martyn’s Law receives Royal Assent

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, also known as Martyn’s Law, received Royal Assent on Thursday 3 April 2025.  Read more

Take part in Cayr Charity’s Creative Health Survey 2025

Help mapping how creativity—through arts, culture, music, drama, and storytelling—is supporting health and well-being across the UK.  Read more

The Big Freelancer Survey

Take part in the fifth and final Big Freelancer Survey before Monday 21 April.  Read more

A Beginner's Guide to Widowhood: Dewsbury Town Hall - 3 May 2025

Kirklees Town Halls are delighted to have programmed this piece of Arts Council-funded new writing to be staged at Dewsbury Town Hall in May.  Read more

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 Opportunities to watch out for

Identify the best paid marketing platform for your organisation: HdK FREE Webinar - 29 April

In this webinar, you’ll hear from some special guest speakers from within the arts and culture sectors on where they spend their ad budget and why.  Read more

The Austin and Hope Pilkington Trust / Next deadline 30 April

The Focus for Rounds 1 and 2 of this funding pot is on performing arts projects that improve audience access and participation. This is Round 2.  Read more

Open Call: International Touring & Environmental Responsibility Programme/ Deadline 4 June

This initiative supports arts organisations and individuals in England, Denmark, and Norway to develop sustainable, inclusive, and equitable models fo ...  Read more

Otherhood by Old Bird: Casting Call (Bradford) Deadline 29 April

Old Bird are seeking two performers to work with them on Otherhood, an exciting new show exploring stories of childlessness which will tour across the ...  Read more

Come Play With Me: Project Co-ordinator Deadline 27 April

Come Play With Me is looking for an enthusiastic project co-ordinator to play a key role in developing a strong, supportive & impactful space for seni ...  Read more

Developing your Creative Practice / Deadline 22 May

Developing your Creative Practice is a development fund designed to support independent creative practitioners to ensure excellence is thriving in Eng ...  Read more

Artis: Performing Arts Specialist: West Yorkshire Deadline 6 May

Creative Learning Specialists who are willing to regularly travel and work in West Yorkshire and who are imaginative, versatile and skilled performing ...  Read more

Kirklees Museums and Galleries: Assistant Curator

Kirklees Museums and Galleries are looking for an Assistant Curator in museums to help us shape and deliver our ambitious programme!  Read more

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 Exhibitions

Easter Bonnets

 Thu, 17.4.2025 11:00 - Mon, 21.4.2025 15:00 

Pop Up Hat Shop at The Millinery Studio, Radiant Works, Huddersfield.  Read more

MakerWorld Gallery launch and exhibition

 Sat, 19.4.2025 11:00 - 15:00 

MakerWorld Gallery exhibition and launch  Read more

Laura Ellen Bacon

 Sat, 5.4.2025 00:00 - Sun, 7.9.2025 00:00 

Discover Derbyshire-based Laura Ellen Bacon's exceptional immersive sculptural installation created from natural materials.  Read more

Russell Wilson: A Spring Table

 Sat, 8.3.2025 00:00 - Sun, 29.6.2025 00:00 

A Spring Table features 48 colourful new paintings by Derbyshire-based artist Russell Wilson, celebrating spring's natural abundance with a sense of o ...  Read more

Re3

 Mon, 14.4.2025 10:00 - 15:00 | +5  

Re3 is a group exhibition as part of Cultures of Climate, featuring work from five of the School of Arts and Humanities Technical team whose work focu ...  Read more

Untethered

 Sat, 5.4.2025 10:30 - Sat, 14.6.2025 15:30 

This solo exhibition by artist Lucy May Schofield brings together a selection of work on paper and textile presented alongside new sculptural pieces.  Read more

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 Art Markets & Craft Fairs

Easter Bonnets

 Thu, 17.4.2025 11:00 - Mon, 21.4.2025 15:00 

Pop Up Hat Shop at The Millinery Studio, Radiant Works, Huddersfield.  Read more

Creative Piazza Spring Garden

 Fri, 18.4.2025 11:00 - Sat, 19.4.2025 15:00 

West Yorkshire print fair, drop-in workshops for children, families and adults and other activities, including storytelling, skateboarding and drummin ...  Read more

Spring Makers Print Fair - Huddersfield

 Sat, 19.4.2025 10:30 - 15:30 

Come and celebrate spring with us on the creative piazza and discover something special to take home with you whilst supporting local and regional art ...  Read more

Dewsbury Market Carless Boot Sale

 Sun, 20.4.2025 06:30 - 12:30 

Dewsbury Market Carless Boot Sale  Read more

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 Books & Literature

Games and Coffee at Lindley Library

 Thu, 17.4.2025 14:15 - 16:00 

Free session with board games, cards and refreshments. Every Thursday  Read more

Marsden Poets Open Mic at Marsden Library

 Wed, 16.4.2025 19:30 - 21:00 

Open mic poetry event on the 2nd Weds of every month. £3 entry fee.  Read more

Poetry Group at Lindley Library

 Tue, 15.4.2025 11:00 - 12:30 

A free drop in event to share and discuss poetry. (Fortnightly on Tuesdays) Refreshments available.  Read more

Nordic Walking Group at Lindley Library

 Sat, 19.4.2025 10:00 - 11:00 

A gentle low-level walk starting and ending at Lindley library. Every Saturday  Read more

Friendship Café at Mirfield Library

 Fri, 18.4.2025 10:30 - 12:00 

Join us the first Friday of the month 10:30 am to 12.00pm for tea, homemade cakes and conversation  Read more

Classic Literature at Mirfield Library: Dewsbury and Third Age Classic Literature Group

 Mon, 14.4.2025 14:00 - 15:30 

Selected passages from great novels and poems are chosen to read aloud and discuss then continue at home. First Monday of every month from October 20 ...  Read more

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 Festivals & Carnivals

Emley Real Ale Festival 2025

 Fri, 18.4.2025 13:00 - 23:00 | +2  

3 Day Charity Real Ale Festival with great selection of Beers and Ciders plus wine, prosecco and gin  Read more

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 Film

OLD HENRY

 Mon, 14.4.2025 19:00 - 21:00 

Well-told and beautifully filmed Western story  Read more

ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT (India)

 Sun, 20.4.2025 19:00 - 21:00 

Dreamlike Cannes winner  Read more

RED ROOMS

 Mon, 21.4.2025 19:00 - 21:30 

Unsettling thriller. . .  Read more

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 Music

School's Out! Beatboxing

 Mon, 14.4.2025 11:00 - Tue, 15.4.2025 15:00 | +1  

Learn how to create drum and percussion sounds using only your voice and a mic with world record holding beatboxer Testament.  Read more

The Cinelli Brothers

 Tue, 15.4.2025 01:00 - 03:00 

Winners of the 2024 UK Blues Band of The Year, The Cinelli Brothers are an award-winning 4 Piece band from London comprised of Marco and Alessandro Ci ...  Read more

Death By Stereo

 Wed, 16.4.2025 01:00 - 03:00 

The Southern California hardcore crew head to Parish  Read more

School's Out! Live Electronic Music

 Wed, 16.4.2025 11:00 - 15:00 | +1  

Gain hands on experience using state of the art equipment to create electronic sounds for live performance.  Read more

Fleetwood Bac

 Thu, 17.4.2025 01:00 - 03:00 

FLEETWOOD BAC were the world’s first and are regarded as the UK’s most authentic Fleetwood Mac Tribute show, raved about by Peter Green’s biographer, ...  Read more

Dreamcoat Stars

 Thu, 17.4.2025 19:30 - 21:15 

Stars of Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat sing the biggest musical hits of a generation.  Read more

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 Workshops & Courses

School's Out! Beatboxing

 Mon, 14.4.2025 11:00 - Tue, 15.4.2025 15:00 | +1  

Learn how to create drum and percussion sounds using only your voice and a mic with world record holding beatboxer Testament.  Read more

Darning Workshop with Kim Searle

 Mon, 14.4.2025 18:00 - 20:30 

Join the lovely Kim Searle of Darn It Workshops for this relaxed workshop!  Read more

Easter Art Workshop for Children

 Tue, 15.4.2025 13:30 - 16:00 

Discover the joy of Easter at our Children's Easter Workshop! Let your kids explore their creativity and imagination through a range of festive hands- ...  Read more

School's Out! Live Electronic Music

 Wed, 16.4.2025 11:00 - 15:00 | +1  

Gain hands on experience using state of the art equipment to create electronic sounds for live performance.  Read more

Easter Art Workshop for Children

 Thu, 17.4.2025 14:00 - 16:00 

Come and join our Easter workshop for anyone aged 4 and upwards . Drop in and make some Easter Crafts such as Easter egg boxes, silk painted cards, 3D ...  Read more

FREE Workshop with The Clay Mill Artists

 Thu, 17.4.2025 17:00 - 19:00 

Have some fun making clay models inspired by your favourite books.  Read more

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 Theatre

Mini Make Believe

 Wed, 16.4.2025 12:00 - 13:00 

HAVE A LITTLE PERSON WITH A FLAIR FOR THE DRAMATIC? Mini Make Believe is perfect for 2-4 year-olds, offering a fun introduction to drama for toddlers ...  Read more

We're Not Getting A Dog* *A Story Largely Not About Dogs

 Wed, 16.4.2025 20:30 - 21:40 

A WORK-IN-PROGRESS PERFORMANCE OF A NEW STORYTELLING SHOW BY SAM FREEMAN (EVERY LITTLE HOPE YOU EVER DREAMED, EVERY TIME I CLOSE MY EYES). A couple r ...  Read more

Dreamcoat Stars

 Thu, 17.4.2025 19:30 - 21:15 

Stars of Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat sing the biggest musical hits of a generation.  Read more

MOVICALS (Movies & Musicals)

 Sat, 19.4.2025 19:30 - 21:30 

A movie musical extravaganza like no other. So, get ready to be swept off your feet with MOVICALS - the ultimate lights, camera, action experience! P ...  Read more

Musical theatre class

 Wed, 26.2.2025 18:15 - Thu, 26.2.2026 00:00 

Come along and ‘defy gravity’ in our ‘practically perfect’ musical theatre classes for all ages.  Learn all elements of musical theatre techniques whi ...  Read more

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