Here is my weekly blog post with ideas of things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, London, Scotland, Ireland and more:
How to plan your next night out in a few clicks.
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Wishing our subscribers a Happy New Year! We've got the perfect mix of events and experiences to get you through the remaining winter months.
Temple Newsam Road, Leeds, LS15 0AE | 0113 336 7460
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Temple Newsam tickets are administered by Leeds Ticket Hub, the city's cultural ticket office
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Hi,
Join the GUS Band this Saturday for an evening of brilliant brass and West End sparkle at Pudsey Civic Hall.
The concert opens with Leonard Bernstein’s dazzling Candide Overture and includes favourites such as Be Our Guest, Walking with Heroes and Hymne à l’amour, plus selections from Wicked to bring Broadway energy to Leeds.
Composer Christopher Bond features in GUS Band's programme, from the stormy Fire and Fury to the cool Eye of the Blizzard, alongside his beautiful arrangement of My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose. View the full programme.
See you at a concert soon,
Leeds International Concert Season
Watch GUS Band
Recorded at the GUS Band's 90th anniversary concert, Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms performed as a duet by the bands professional conductor David Thornton and Solo Euphonium George Bruce.
Behind the music with James Screaton
In this interview, James Screaton, Principal Cornet of the GUS Band, shares his musical journey, proudest moments, and what makes performing with the GUS Band so special.
Love to hear more brass?
Leeds Best of Brass
There nothing quite like the sound of a championship brass band and this season, our Leeds Best of Brass series features some of the UK's very best.
From contest champions Black Dyke Band and Grimethorpe Colliery Band, to audience favourites Hammonds Band and Rothwell Temperance Band, there's plenty of brilliant brass music to enjoy whether you're a seasoned fan or new to the brass band world.
Leeds International Concert Season
0113 378 6600 | music@leeds.gov.uk
www.leedsconcertseason.co.uk
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 Square, Leeds, LS2 3AD.
Showcasing and sharing the best of our university's knowledge, expertise and experience.
Bank of England - Economic prospects
Alex Golledge
Join us as Alex Golledge, the Bank of England’s Agent for Yorkshire, shares exclusive insights from the upcoming Monetary Policy Report. Get the latest outlook on inflation, growth, pay, and employment in this highly anticipated annual event.
Tuesday 10 February 08:45 - 10:00
In person | Online
Safe and empowering healthcare for all migrant women
CHPR Seminar series
Discover new insights on improving healthcare access for migrant women survivors of gender-based violence. Antonella Campobasso Losacco explores how intercultural linguistic mediation and digital health literacy can amplify women’s voices, alongside Ciiku Sondergaard, who shares the impactful work of 4Wings Northwest CIC supporting refugee, asylum-seeking and migrant women to rebuild their lives after trauma.
Monday 19 January 12:15 - 12:45
Online
INSIDE/OUT: Expanded Relational Aesthetics
Nicolas Bourriaud
30 years after Relational Aesthetics, Nicolas Bourriaud returns to the ideas that reshaped contemporary art.
In this talk Bourriaud, explores how art continues to create spaces of connection, shared experience, and collective life, and why these ideas matter more than ever today. Drawing on his ground breaking theory and decades of curatorial practice, he reflects on art as an ecosystemic practice that brings together matter, form, and community.
Tuesday 20 January 18:30 - 20:00
Cinema, Leeds School of Arts, City Campus
Designing for Transformation: Creating life-changing experiences
Dr Barbara Neuhofer
What makes a tourism or event experience truly unforgettable — the kind that shapes who we are long after it ends?
This talk explores the psychological and emotional factors that turn ordinary moments into meaningful, transformative experiences. Drawing on research in psychology, it examines how awe, connection and purpose shape the way people engage with events, destinations and society.
As audiences increasingly seek depth and meaning over simple entertainment, this session offers insights into how events can be intentionally designed to create lasting impact — for individuals, communities and beyond.
Thursday 22 January 14:00 - 15:00
Online
Same Storm, Different Boats: Covid, community and how we come together
CHPR seminar series
In this event, national and regional public health and community leaders will reflect on how different communities experienced Covid-19 and the vital role community-based organisations played in the response - and what this means for the future of public health in England.
Jason Strelitz (Assitant Director of The Health Foundation and former Director of Public Health for the London Borough of Newham) will introduce his new book Same Storm Different Boats: Covid, Community, and How We Come Together. In it he offers a candid and powerful account of the pandemic in one of the UK's most diverse communities.
Panel members Raheem Mohammad (Director of the Hamara Health Living Centre, Leeds) and Victoria Eaton (Director of Public Health for Leeds) will share the reflections of the pandemic in Leeds and how different communities responded.
Thursday 26 February 17:30 - 19:30
Lecture Theatre D, Rose Bowl, City Campus
Evidence to impact: Five essential principles
Professor Daniel Kilvington
How can we use research to challenge social injustice and help drive positive change across sport and new media? For his inaugural professorial lecture, Professor Daniel Kilvington shares his five essential principles for turning evidence into impact.
Wednesday 11 February 18:00 - 19:00
Lecture Theatre C, Rose Bowl, City Campus
Being yourself and finding your people
Professor Jill Dickinson
We joined Jill as she drew on her experiences in law and academia to explore how professional identity shapes career journeys. Through insights from her interdisciplinary research, creative methods, and her own career story, she reflected on the importance of identity in professional development and practice.
Fuel and Force – Re-imagining Healthy Ageing
Professor Theocharis Ispoglou
From rural Greece to professorship, Theocharis shared an inspiring journey shaped by the belief 'don’t tell me what I cannot do'. In his inaugural lecture, he revealed how moving more, building strength, and eating well can protect muscle, prevent sarcopenia, and unlock healthier ageing.
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Wednesday and Thursday, 15.00 - 16.00
Take advantage of unmissable opportunities to speak to professionals from the games industry. Gain practical career advice and make contacts in a relaxed informal atmosphere.
- Drop-in and speak to gaming professionals working within the industry today. It’s an exciting opportunity to ask your questions, gain portfolio guidance and career advice.
- Network with fellow attendees and unwind after a day of industry insights.
© National Science and Media Museum 2026
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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Creative Journaling Club
Saturday 16th January at Keighley Library
1.30 – 3.30
A warm invitation to join our monthly, volunteer-led Creative Journaling Club, which meets every third Saturday at Keighley Library. Whether you are new to journaling or a regular, you’re warmly welcome to our friendly, self-led group.
This month’s optional theme is Animals — explore your connection with companion animals, wildlife nearby, or creatures you’ve always been curious about. Materials and prompts will be provided, but feel free to bring anything you’d like to work with.
The session is free and open to all adults and accompanied children 12+.
Any questions? Contact createconnectmake@gmail.com
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Fearne Cotton Breaking Free from the Need to Please 10 - 15 Mar
An unflinching conversation about the cost of people-pleasing, staying quiet to be liked, and morphing to others' needs. You can’t please everyone. So, let’s stop trying. |
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Miriam's Full English LIVE 01 Sep - 07 Dec
Following three bestselling memoirs and sold-out tours that left audiences in stitches, Britain's most outspoken national treasure is back on the road—and she's not holding back. At nearly 85, as Miriam puts it, "this old dyke can only go on so long." |
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Jeremy Bowen Truth Under Fire 23 Sep - 27 Oct
As the BBC's International Editor, Jeremy has spent over 40 years covering more than 90 countries and 20 wars. Ask your questions to a journalist whose life's work to get as close to the truth as possible. |
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My Royal Life An Audience with Lucy Worsley 01 Sep - 26 Oct
Lucy will take you into the history of the royal residences she came to know so well, from Hampton Court’s Haunted Gallery, to the gilded apartments of Kensington Palace. |
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Rory Bremner Making An Impression 10 May - 06 Jun
Following a sold-out 2025 tour, the satirist, accompanied by a cast of special guest hosts, will perform an evening of acute observations, pitch-perfect impressions, and surprising revelations. |
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Betwixt the Sheets LIVE with Dr Kate Lister 23 & 25 May
Join historian Dr Kate Lister for a riotously entertaining and equally enlightening evening as she brings her award-winning podcast LIVE to the stage. Kate will be joined by Cat Irving in Edinburgh and Eleanor Janega in London. |
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An Evening with Damon Hill 17 - 29 Jan Last Chance
The 1996 FIA F1 World Drivers' Champion will be in conversation with Tom Clarkson, together they'll discuss memories and insights into F1. An evening that celebrates F1's golden past and exciting future. |
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Midge Gillies On Atlantic Furies Donna Ashworth 28 Jan - 11 Feb
Interviewed by Clare Mulley, join us for an evening celebrating the bravery, panache, and drive of these trail-blazing aviators, who showed the world that it wasn't just men who could conquer the skies. |
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Canisia Lubrin On Code Noir 05 - 19 Feb
Canisia, alongside award-winning poet Jason Allen-Paisant, will explore black history, migration, colonialism, creolization, futurism, family, and culture, combining immense literary and political force in electric, life-affirming prose. |
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Larissa Pham On Discipline 09 - 23 Feb
Larissa will be in conversation with writer Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou to discuss the intersection between art criticism and fiction, power and control in both the novel and the artistic process, and the place and meaning of art in her writing overall. |
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An Evening of Recipes and Rituals with Samin Nosrat 28 - 31 Mar
New York Times bestselling writer of the cookbook-turned-Netflix-hit, Samin Nosrat, invites you to a celebration of her eagerly awaited follow-up to Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat, with her newest cookbook. Samin will be joined by Yotam Ottolenghi in London, with special guests to be announced for Edinburgh and Bristol. |
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IF NOT NOW, WHEN? |
The art of pausing |
We all plan to rest, but somehow those moments rarely show up, unless we actually make room for them. Even small, mindful rituals can help your body relax and your mind slow down, giving you a quiet pause in the middle of your busy days. To help you carve out that time, discover below how to set aside those moments just for you. |
Tap into tranquillity |
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Our Cloud 9 Membership goes beyond fitness - it’s about finding balance. Become part of the Champneys family, share the journey with like-minded people and create a lifestyle that nurtures your wellbeing every day. |
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WELLNESS, RESERVED FOR YOU |
Relax like you truly mean it. With time and space set aside for you in 2026, the only decision is how long you’ll stay for. Enjoy 30% off 1-night, 40% off 2-nights and 50% off 3-nights - unwind in the sauna, dip in the pool and savour feel-good food. |
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SOOTHE YOUR THOUGHTS |
Journaling clears the mind and sparks self-reflection. Write freely, list things you’re grateful for or note daily goals to ease stress and gain clarity. Small daily practices turn this habit into a tool for mindfulness and emotional balance. |
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PULLED OYSTER MUSHROOM TACO'S |
Put your wellness first with a meal that lifts you. Our Pulled Oyster Mushroom Tacos with avocado and zingy cumin-lime crème fraîche are fresh, feel-good and leave you energised and happy from the inside out. |
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MOMENTS MADE FOR YOU |
Sometimes, all it takes is a self-care night to recharge and what better way than our products? Light a candle, add a drop of Bubble Heaven to your bath and slip on the hydrogel eye patches to melt stress and enjoy a total moment of ahhh. |
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FINDING YOUR ZEN |
Have you read our latest blog? It’s all about discovering the perfect pause - exploring what works for you and how to find an activity that lets you truly switch off and unwind, even if it’s just for a few precious moments. |
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TO SPA DAY OR TO SPA STAY? |
The Easter Escape |
Need a springtime escape? Treat yourself to 50% off spa days and 1-night stays booked between 27th March and 13th April. Lounge by serene pools, stretch out on cosy daybeds, enjoy a wholesome lunch and soak up the peace of the countryside. Because everyone deserves a pause once in a while. |
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Discover these sonic gems
We've done the digging for you! Scroll on for our selection of standout shows coming up, including shining stars, rare finds and the sounds of jazz today at Southbank Centre x Montreux Jazz Festival Residency.
Kindred
SUN 8 FEB
The next edition of the eclectic night for up-and-coming talent features jazz, R&B and more from Farah Audhali, Amethyst, Obi Franky, Péjú and YES WE ARE!.
Tony Njoku: All Our Knives Are Always Sharp
FRI 27 FEB
The genre-defying musician’s new album brings together a remarkable cast of Black British voices, and is rooted in themes of cultural resistance and community.
Laura Jurd x Royal Academy of Music Jazz Orchestra
SUN 8 MAR
Rising jazz stars, led by Laura Jurd, join special guest and percussionist Corrie Dick to deliver a breathtaking example of big-band music in the 21st century.
Theo Croker: Miles Davis Mixtape
FRI 13 MAR
The trumpeter, composer, producer and bandleader marks the 100th anniversary and legacy of Miles Davis with a selection of tunes and special guests.
Thanks for reading. We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre or @haywardgallery.
Southbank Centre is a charity registered in England and Wales No.298909. Registered office: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
Creative Encounters: Sketch Social
WED 21 JAN
Come in from the cold for an evening of sketching, contemplation and connection with 2B or Not 2B Collective’s signature life drawing class.
Creative Encounters: Your Stories in Colour
WED 4 FEB
Join Portland N’ Pals for a painting workshop bursting with connection, conversation and creativity.
Mix & Move: Ballroom and Latin Blend
FRI 30 JAN – FRI 20 MAR
Beat the wintery blues with a warm and welcoming introduction to ballroom and Latin dancing from legend Jacky Logan.
Hidden Tracks
Apply now to learn how to craft a story about a moment where music changed your life and perform as part of our Montreux Jazz Festival Residency.
Thanks for reading. We hope you enjoyed your specially selected highlights. Share your comments and photos with us by mentioning @southbankcentre or @haywardgallery.
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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Luxury cottages, booked direct with the owners
There’s nothing quite like stepping into a pool to feel instantly on holiday. With over 270 cottages offering access to indoor and outdoor pools, you can swim, splash, or simply unwind during your stay. From peaceful retreats to family-friendly fun, there’s a perfect poolside escape for every type of break.
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Featured Cottages
You’ll find a selection of our luxury properties below, but to see them all visit our website.
Llanfendigaid Estate
ERYRI (SNOWDONIA)
Sleeps 2-18 | 6 Properties
Dog-friendly
A historic coastal estate in South Eryri. Take a trip on the Talyllyn Railway, or scale the magnificent Cadair Idris mountain. On your return, relax in the pool.
Compton Pool Farm
DEVON
Sleeps 2-10 | 10 Cottages
Dog-friendly & Dog-free Options
With an indoor pool, tennis court, games barn, friendly farm animals, lake fishing and wonderful walks, it’s a paradise for guests of all ages. Close to National Trust’s Compton Castle.
Beacon Hill Hideaways
NORTHUMBERLAND
Sleeps 2 | 4 Units
Dog-free
3 stunning shepherd's huts and 1 contemporary treehouse. A stroll along a wood-chip path leads you to the spa, where a hot tub, pool and gym can be found.
Broomhill Manor
CORNWALL
Sleeps 2-6 | 18 Cottages
Dog-friendly & Dog-free Options
Family-friendly cottages in beautiful private grounds, a short walk from award-winning Bude and its sandy beaches. Complete with pools, hot tubs, and a tennis court. There's even horse & pony riding for all abilities.
Bodnant Estate
CONWY
Sleeps 2-8 | 10 Cottages
Dog-friendly
Near the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), these dog-friendly cottages offer extensive walks, cosy log fires, and a chance to explore the world-famous Bodnant Garden. Ideal for romantic breaks and larger gatherings alike.
Setting the Standard Since 1997
Quality Assured
All cottages are graded 4* or 5*, regularly reviewed, and most are inspected by independent external assessors
Inclusive Pricing
Everything is included in the price (except optional extras), so there are no surprises -
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Direct Booking Savings
You are booking directly with the owner to get the best possible price with no third party booking costs
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With thanks to Hannah from Get Lost Yorkshire:
HeyIf you’ve already found yourself dreaming of fresh air and a break from the desk this week, I’ve got just the place for you. One of my intentions for 2026 is to spend more time exploring Yorkshire’s quiet, overlooked pockets of woodland. The kind tucked away behind unassuming gates that even locals often don’t realise are there. On New Year’s Day, James and I discovered one of those places. Lower Hartley Bank Wood is a small but beautiful woodland hidden away on the outskirts of Huddersfield. It wasn’t a grand hike or a long trek. The circular walk is just over 1km, a little steep in places, and wonderfully peaceful. Crisp frozen leaves underfoot, the gentle sound of a stream, bare winter trees opening up dramatic views…and not another soul in sight! After a challenging 2025, it turned out to be exactly the calm, reflective start to the year I needed. I’ve shared a full guide on the blog this week, including: If you’re looking for a gentle winter walk that feels like a proper reset, I think you’ll really enjoy this one. And if you have a favourite Yorkshire woodland you always return to when you need space to breathe, I’d love to hear about it. Just reply to this email or let me know next time you’re in the Yorkshire Hidden Gems Facebook group. Here’s to fresh air, quiet paths, and discovering places that make us feel a little more ourselves again. Until our next adventure, Yorkshire Events What's on in Yorkshire this weekend?Here's a glimpse of what's on in Yorkshire this weekend 👀 West Yorkshire: A Heritage Tour of Leeds Central Library is happening next Tuesday (20th January), offering a guided look behind the scenes of the historic building. You explore architecture, stories, and hidden areas of this Grade II* landmark with an expert guide. Find out more. East Yorkshire: Hull New Theatre Venue Tour 2026 takes place on Saturday (17th January), inviting you behind the scenes of Hull New Theatre. With a guided tour, you explore backstage areas, hear theatre stories, and learn how live productions work. Find out more. South Yorkshire: Enjoy the Land of Lights at Gulliver’s Valley this Saturday with an after-dark lantern trail glowing with colourful installations. You follow an easy route through themed displays, photo spots, and gentle lighting, suitable for all ages. Find out more. Discover more events in Yorkshire here: Want to get the most out of Yorkshire this year?
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What's coming up at Theatre Royal Wakefield February |
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What's on in February |
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 | | Thursday 5 February, 7.30pm Join us for a stranger than fiction night of true crime with ex-forensics lecturer Jennifer Rees, who explored the world's most shocking and unbelievable cases. |
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 | | Right Down the Line: The Gerry Rafferty Songbook Saturday 7 February, 7.30pm The magic and majesty of Gerry Rafferty's enduring music is brought to life in this emotive, evocative and extraordinary live concert celebration. |
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 | | Monday 9 February, 7.30pm When Matt was little, their dad bought a classic car. Dad had ideas that he and Matt would do it up together. That's where Matt's drag alter-ego, Natalie Spanner comes in. |
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 | | Thursday 12 February, 7.30pm Talon will feature the Eagles timeless back catalogue including Hotel California, Take It Easy, One Of These Nights, Take It To The Limit, Desperado, Lyin' Eyes, Life In The Fast Lane, and many more. |
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 | | Friday 13 February, 7.30pm Indulge yourself in an exciting night of entertainment as these great showmen captivate you with soaring vocals and velvet harmonies. The repertoire includes Pearl Fishers Duet, Nessun Dorma, and Moon River. |
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 | | Saturday 14, 4.30pm Sunday 15 February, 10.30am, 1.30pm, 3.30pm A musical adaptation of the best-selling book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler. Join us for this heart-warming and hilarious adventure. |
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 | | Monday 16 February, 2pm Calling all dinosaur rangers - Jurassic Rescue needs your help! There's a baby Ankylosaurus that needs rescuing before The Doc gets his evil hands on it. Dino Tales is an unforgettable family adventure. |
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 | | Performance Academy Pontefract Showcase Friday 20 February, 7pm Saturday 21 February, 5pm A brilliant opportunity to see some of the most talented young performers in West Yorkshire. |
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 | | Thursday 26 February, 7.30pm Join us in this high-energy, fully live tribute to Shania Twain, coupled with a musical journey through the golden era of country music. Including hits such as; Man! I Feel Like a Woman, From This Moment, and That Don't Impress Me Much. |
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We are looking forward to welcoming you to Theatre Royal Wakefield. We thank you for your continued support. |
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SUN 20 SEP 2026 SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CURIOUS CASE OF THE MASKED MAGICIANA brand-new Holmes and Watson Magic Show! When (in mid-show) the Masked Magician disappears, completely, magically and seemingly forever, Sherlock Holmes (with Watson in tow) plunges into a secret world of Edwardian Magic to solve the mystery of the missing Magi. A fresh Holmes and Watson adventure for all the family filled with Mayhem, Mirth, Mystery and…Magic. Age Guidance 6+ |
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