Saturday, 18 April 2026

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

Lovely to see some sunshine again. I hope you have some too where you are. Here are a few ideas of things to do:


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Talks, Tours & Workshops 

coming up soon

Hi 

This spring, we have an exciting range of talks, tours, and workshops for adults coming up at our two charming country houses, Lotherton and Temple Newsam.

Keep reading to find out more and book your spot.


Lotherton

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Willow Sculpture Workshop

22 April, 10am - 2pm

Learn traditional willow weaving techniques and create a beautiful poppy seedhead sculpture in the stunning surroundings of Lotherton's historic Drawing Room. Lunch and refreshments included.

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Treasures of Lotherton

13 & 14 May, 11am & 2pm

Discover the hidden gems of Lotherton Hall in this fascinating behind-the-scenes tour celebrating our renowned decorative arts collection. 

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Yorkshire's Edwardian Gem

21 May, 18 June, 16 July, 2 - 3pm

Uncover the stories of the Gascoigne family, whose legacy shaped Lotherton Hall into the Edwardian treasure it is today.

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Recovering Dorothy

20 May, 2pm

This talk by author Polly Atkin is a moving exploration of creativity, resilience, and the natural world, told through the life of Dorothy Wordsworth, sister of the celebrated poet.


Temple Newsam

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Traces of Empire

19 April, 11am & 2pm

This thought-provoking tour invites visitors to explore how the remarkable estate was shaped by centuries of international trade, ambition, artistry, and influence.

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Tea Traditions

24 April, 13 & 14 June, 3 Sep, 11am - 2pm

Discover the history of tea in relation to Temple Newsam in this fascinating hands-on experience. After the tour, have a go at creating your own tea blend!

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Rooftop & Cellar Experience

Various weekends April - September, 11am & 2pm

Explore the hidden spaces of Temple Newsam with a tour of the breath-taking rooftop and hidden cellars, followed by refreshments in the Dining Room.

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An Evening of Love, Sex & Scandal

14 May, 16 July, 17 September, 6.30 - 8pm

Join our tour guides to hear Temple Newsam's saucy tales of love and heartbreak, sex and scandal. Followed by an exclusive Lady Hertford cocktail and nibbles (or mocktail).


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Music All The Way @ Seven


A week of music for all tastes from contemporary jazz with Brazilian influences, through evocative ballads, regae beats and the best soulsl around to dynamic jazz drumming.

On Saturday 18th April, 4-6pmSpring Sessions – Kwame D. A welcome return visit from one of our favourites, guaranteed to get you singing, tapping or even dancing to some smooth reggae beats and soulful songs. Seven Bar. Pay What You Feel. Organised by Mewl Music.

Also on Saturday 18th April, 8pm, you too can have a party with The Soul Shebang. This band gets people up on their feet with a wild cocktail of brass, harmonies, rhythm and the best soul singer for miles around. Seven Venue. £15. Doors 7.30pm.

JazzLeeds – Gaz Hughes Trio on Sunday 19th April 1.30-4pm. Gaz Hughes is a jazz drummer and bandleader whose style is deeply rooted in 1950s bebop. Known for his dynamic ensemble playing, he blends subtlety and energy to create compelling performances, earning praise from both audiences and renowned musicians. Seven Venue.£12 /£10 conc in advance  /£12 on the door. Doors 1pm. 

And don't forget, at 7.30pm, also on Sunday 19th April, the Seven Quiz. This and every Sunday, test your knowledge in a relaxed atmosphere – a great way to unwind with friends and family. Seven Bar. £5 per team. 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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We've got one hell of a week lined up for you, starting on Wednesday with future star Romy Taylor and ending on Sunday with Joining the Dots presents, Lo Vu.
With acts travelling from both Wales and Scotland to entertain you, this week is poised to be a memorable one.

Keep reading for this week’s Domino winner, upcoming gigs, the music lineup and our break-even.

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2026 Domino Prize Draw
This weeks winner is...
Jane Richardson
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Every week, one lucky reader from our mailing list gets a limited-edition, engraved 2026 Domino.

Not only a thing of beauty, a 2026 Domino gets you and a friend queue jump and free entry on standard nights, a welcome cocktail each everytime you visit us in 2026, and first access to special events throughout the year.
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Balvenie 21 YO
Portwood Finish | 40% ABV

Here we have the flagship single malt from Balvenie’s celebrated Portwood range.
The 21 Year Old is a marriage of rare Balvenie whiskies, carefully finished in 30-year-old port pipes for added depth and finesse. First released in 1996, it remains a standout example of balance and refinement – offering soft fruit, warming spice and a long, elegant finish.
A classic Speyside dram with real pedigree.

Break-Even Price £6.83
Usual Price £30.86
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Upcoming Highlights
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A Love Supreme
Feat: Reece Soko-Fogg Quartet

Thursday 9th April
Doors 6pm - Live music form 6:30pm

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The Big Fat Domino
Live Music Quiz

Tuesday 21st April
Doors 6pm - Quiz from 7pm

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The Arrhythmics Big Band

Tuesday 28th April
Doors 7pm
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The Hempolics with support from King Zepha

Thursday 30th April
Doors 8pm - live music from 8:30


Saturday 18th April
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The Domino R&B Band
Doors 6pm - Live Music from 7pm

Get ready for a night of pure R&B bliss with The Domino R&B bandThey’ve got a fantastic lineup featuring some incredibly talented musicians.It’s going to be a nostalgic trip down memory lane, filled with the greatest R&B classics.


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Yubaba
10:20pm

Yubaba are North Wales’ and the North West’s premier Funk & Soul act.This vocal-led six-piece band never fails 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.


Sunday 19th April
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Lo Vu
Doors 7pm - Live music from 8:00pm

Formed from the vibrant scene offered by the city of Leeds, Lo Vu is the project of guitarist and producer Ben Haskins. Featuring a collective of some of the best musicians from across the North, Lo Vu fosters close musical relationships and collaborations.


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April 2026

Performances, radio, arts courses & more
this spring at Chapel FM!
 



Chapel FM Arts Centre is a house of creativity, music,
writing, art, food & more with radio at the core. 

 


UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS AT CHAPEL FM




The Seacroft Canto
Saturday 18th April at 6:30pm

Taking inspiration from Dante’s Divine Comedy, The Seacroft Canto was co-created by the Seacroft community and poet Kimberly Campanello.

This new translation of Dante’s poem reflects Seacroft’s local and interconnected stories and histories and transmits experiences of resilience, connection, and the transformative power of creativity.

Join the Seacroft Canto writers as they journey together alongside Dante through the dark wood and into the light.

Click here for tickets


 

 
Chapel FM Open Mic
Friday 24th April at 7:30pm

We welcome new participants who want to perform music, spoken word, theatre, stand-up, or other arts. 
 

Click here to perform or for tickets



 

Writing Hope on the Threshold
Saturday 25th April from 2pm

Join the Remember Oluwale charity and Chapel FM in Leeds for a creative writing workshop and live radio broadcast inspired by David Oluwale.
Explore thresholds, identity and hope.

Attend one or both events – if booking both, please book separately.

 

Click here for tickets


 

Join our "Find Your Frequency"

radio + podcast training

 
Discover radio + podcasts through our free monthly workshop!

Use your voice in our studios, give writing and producing a show a go and get involved with the technology behind broadcasting.

These sessions are the last Monday of every month from 6pm - 7.30pm. 
 

The next session is Monday 27th April
click here to register

 

If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact agnes@chapelfm.co.uk





The Rhythm is You

Participatory Rhythm

Experience Workshop


Sunday 26th April from 1pm to 2pm

The Rhythm Is You is a participatory rhythm experience that invites people to discover music in their bodies, their environment, and the everyday objects around them.


Click here to register




CHAPEL FM RADIO

Radio shows & podcasts

on arts, ideas, and community stories

 
Chapel FM Radio has
numerous shows for you to explore. 

Here are a few suggested listens:



Poetry Unseen

Our new show where Poetry enthusiasts respond in the moment to poems they have never previously seen

A show all about the experience of going through the asylum process & being a sanctuary seeker. Created in collaboration with VOICES network.



Love the Words

Interviews and features about writing from around Leeds, West Yorkshire, and the world presented by Chapel FM Director of Words Peter Spafford.

 


Click here to explore our full radio schedule!

If you want to get involved making radio shows with
Chapel FM Radio
contact agnes@chapelfm.co.uk

 

 


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We are always happy to welcome new volunteers.

If you would like to be part of Chapel FM's volunteer team
 
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Pictureville Cinema

What's On: 17–23 April

Welcome to your cinema listings.

We all know that seeing a film in IMAX is an experience like no other. Any trip to our 52ft-tall screen—the biggest in the region—is something you don't forget quickly, whether it's the latest must-see blockbuster or the star-studded spectacle of a concert film. 

Katsuhiro Otomo's cyberpunk classic Akira was originally released back in 1988, four years before Europe's first IMAX was even established at yours truly. This week's 4K re-release gives you a chance to see this anime masterpiece in a whole new light on a screen that will do that famous eye-popping animation justice.

Once your senses have recovered from Akira we've got plenty more in store. Between a doc for you Hitchcock fans, Josh O'Connor's latest star turn and rare chance to catch Cinerama in action, it's the kind of week we can't play favourites with, so grab some tickets and we'll see you at the cinema.


Legendary Anime in IMAX🏍️ 

Akira

IMAX: Akira [4K Re-Release] (15)

Screening daily (closed Monday)

Iconic and game-changing, Akira is the definitive anime masterpiece and returns to the big screen.

Katsuhiro Otomo's landmark cyberpunk classic obliterated the boundaries of Japanese animation. Akira's arrival shattered traditional thinking, creating space for future generations of ground-breaking movies.

"It's hard not to be in awe of the giant hand-drawn cityscapes that make up the backdrop for the eye-popping action." - Little White Lies

"Put it up there with the most astonishing animated features ever made." - London Evening Standard

The King of Pop on the Big Screen 🕺🏻

Michael

IMAX: Michael (12A)

Wed and Thu

The cinematic portrayal of the life and legacy of Michael Jackson, one of the most influential artists the world has ever known.

Michael stars Jaafar Jackson in his feature film debut, Nia Long, Laura Harrier and Juliano Krue Valdi, with Miles Teller and two-time Academy Award nominee Colman Domingo. Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the award-winning filmmaker of Training Day

New releases and restorations 👀

Rebuilding

Rebuilding (PG)

Screening daily (closed Monday)

After a wildfire destroys his home, divorced father and ranch owner Dusty (Josh O’Connor) must plant new roots.

From filmmaker Max Walker-Silverman and also starring Academy Award nominee Amy Madigan, Rebuilding is a heartfelt portrait of resilience and human connection in the wake of loss.

"Josh O’Connor adds another triumph to his growing list of exceptional performances as a Colorado father broken by divorce and a raging wildfire. Bring handkerchiefs." - Peter Travers

"It’s a gentle, empathetic ode to resilience—a story of a man at a crossroads he never planned to reach." - RogerEbert.com

  • Please note - the screening on Sunday 19 April at 19.00 features open captions as part of our Subtitles Sundays strand.
Kim Novak's Vertigo

Kim Novak's Vertigo (PG)

Screening daily (closed Monday)

This lyrical and intimate portrait blends rare archival footage with deeply personal reflections and vivid glimpses into Kim’s reclusive life. 

While Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo remains her most iconic role, the film explores how that performance—and the duality it captured—mirrors the ongoing tension between image and identity that shaped Kim’s life.

Father Mother Brother Sister

Father Mother Sister Brother (15)

Screening daily (closed Monday)

The eagerly-awaited new film from Jim Jarmusch won the Golden Lion prize at the 2025 Venice Film Festival and stars Tom Waits, Adam Driver and Cate Blanchett.

"It’s a wondrous interlude, and Jarmusch at his best." - New York Times

Glenrothan

Glenrothan (12A)

Screening daily (closed Monday)

Legendary actor Brian Cox (Succession, Manhunter) makes his indelible directorial debut with this tense drama about family and forgiveness.

Cinerama 🎥

Search for Paradise

Digital Cinerama: Search for Paradise (U) & Projection Room Tour

Sun 12.30

Experience this globetrotting adventure on our world-famous curved Cinerama screen.

Lowell Thomas travels across Europe and the Middle East on his way to attend the coronation of King Mahendra in Nepal.

Stay behind after the screening and our projection team will take small groups on a tour of our world-class projection facilities and offer you a closer look at the only active public Cinerama screen in the world.

Stage on Screen 🎼

The Magic Flute

The Royal Opera: The Magic Flute (12A)

Tue 18.45

Mozart’s fantastical opera glitters in David McVicar’s enchanting production. 

A star cast including Lucy Crowe as Pamina, Amitai Pati as Tamino, Huw Montague Rendall as Papageno, Kathryn Lewek as the Queen of the Night, and Soloman Howard as Sarastro, led by French conductor Marie Jacquot in her Covent Garden debut. 

Family Favourites 🐝

Bee Movie

Kids' Club: Bee Movie (U)

Sat and Sun 11.00

An all-star voice cast (Jerry Seinfeld, Renée Zellweger, Matthew Broderick)  star in this colourful animation that will have you buzzing with joy.

"What a treat to see a comedy that starts funny, is funny in the middle, and ends funny." - Guardian

IMAX 3D Documentaries😎 

A Still from Arctic: Our Frozen Planet

IMAX 3D Documentaries

Screening daily (closed Monday)

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.

Accessible Screenings

Rebuilding

Accessible Screenings

Our cinemas are open to everyone—discover all our special screenings and accessible options on our website. 

This week you'll find a Subtitled Sunday screening of Rebuildinga heartfelt portrait of resilience and human connection in the wake of loss and a must-see for fans of Josh O'Connor (The Mastermind, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery).

Coming Soon 📅

Fight Club

Fight Club (15) [4K Restoration]

24 and 25 April

David Fincher’s cult classic returns to cinemas with renewed intensity.

“From the guitar roar on the opening title track through to the thundering drums of Where Is My Mind? it is pure synapse-splitting sensory overload and the road that commercial cinema refused to take.” – The Times 

Rose of Nevada

Rose of Nevada (15)

24–26, 28–30 April 

Cornish filmmaker Mark Jenkins' (Bait, Enys Men) hotly anticipated and critically acclaimed new feature stars George MacKay and Callum Turner.

"A Cornish modern classic. Eerie, heart-breaking, wonderful." – Mark Kermode

That Time I Got Reincarnated

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Tears of the Azure Sea (12A)

 30 April, 2–4 May 

Akira fans keep your eyes peeled as the anime keeps on coming - your favourite slime is back in the second feature film in this hit franchise.

Power to the People

Power To The People: John & Yoko Live in NYC (12A)

29 April and 3 May

The newly restored multiscreen concert film of two massive live shows by John Lennon and Yoko Ono at Madison Square Garden, New York.

The Passenger

Cine Spotlights: The Passenger (15) 

[With Dr. Pasquale Iannone]

Wednesday 29 April

This rare screening of Michelangelo Antonioni’s enigmatic, globe-trotting thriller will be preceded by an introductory talk by Italian Cinema expert Dr Pasquale Iannone, who will place The Passenger in the context of Antonioni’s career, with a special focus on its extraordinary use of landscape.

Cine Spotlights is our monthly film education series where we dive into a film, accompanied by an expert introduction. 

Save the Date 🎥

Widescreen Weekend

Widescreen Weekend

24–28 September

Widescreen Weekend returns this autumn from 24–28 September for five days of unmissable widescreen cinema, celebrating large-screen formats and Pictureville's unique cinema technology.

Expect print film, special events and of course, our world-renowned Cinerama screen as we welcome film-lovers back to the National Science and Media Museum's annual celebration of big, bold cinema.

We'd love to see you there, so save the date, follow us on social media to be the first to know about the programme information.

Gifts at Pictureville 🎁

The Choral

Give the gift of great cinema with our brand-new gift memberships and vouchers.

Treat the film lover in your life to a full year of fun, from the latest releases to their old favourites, exclusive events and tasty treats, all at Yorkshire’s biggest independent cinema.

Make that gift extra special with our gift card holder, perfect for wrapping up and passing along to that special someone. Please note this can only be collected at the bar upon purchase of a gift membership.


Our Ticket Prices

Standard Screenings

Adult £9 / Concessions £7 / Personal Assistant - Free


IMAX

3D Short Documentary* - Adult £9 / Concessions £7.50 / Child £6.50

2D Feature - Adult £12.50 / Concessions £10.50 / Child £9.50

3D Feature* - Adult £13.50 / £11.50 / £10.50

Special Screenings/Event Cinema - Adult £20 / Concessions £18 / Child £10.50

Kids’ Club £3 

CineMinis £2

Discounts for Pictureville Members and Silver Screen Club are available. For a full list of memberships and discounts please visit our website.


*Includes 3D glasses


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Celebrating Heritage in Saltaire

Light trails through trees

Lantern parade led by Cecil Green © Andrew Holland.

Saturday, 18th April, is World Heritage Day and Saltaire is getting ready for huge celebrations with live entertainment, family activities and even a lantern parade through Roberts Park. It’s a great chance to explore the village and discover why it's been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for 25 years. Whether you’re local or visiting, the day offers a fresh way to experience Saltaire’s heritage and creative spirit. Join the festivities and be part of the celebration.

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Go Quackers in Ilkley

Rubber ducks

The Great Ilkley Duck Race is splashing back with a fun‑filled day for all ages on Saturday 18th April. Organised by the Rotary Club of Ilkley Wharfedale, hundreds of bright yellow and red ducks will race down the River Wharfe from New Brook Street Bridge. Pick a duck to cheer on and join this lively Ilkley tradition that supports local causes and guarantees big smiles. Make a day of it by exploring Ilkley’s independent shops, cafés and riverside walks while you’re there.

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Hop to Haworth

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The Haworth Beer Festival is back for a weekend packed with great brews, live music and a lively atmosphere at the Old School Room from 17th–19th April. Sample an impressive range of local ales, craft beers and ciders, all served up in the heart of this iconic Yorkshire village. With food stalls and entertainment throughout, it’s a brilliant outing for beer lovers and a great chance to soak up Haworth’s character, from its cobbled streets to its literary heritage. Book your tickets today.

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Neuroscience for Home Educated Children

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Home Education Neuroscience Workshop – This Week!

Calling all home‑educated young people aged 11–16!

Researchers from the University of Leeds are coming to Shipley Library on Friday 17 April 2026 to deliver an exciting and interactive 2‑hour neuroscience workshop exploring the amazing human brain.

What will participants experience?

  • 🧠 Learn how the brain works
  • 📊 Discover how brain activity is measured
  • ⚡ Take part in a hands‑on EEG demonstration (electroencephalography)

This engaging session is specially designed for home‑educated young people and is delivered by university researchers.

How to take part

For more information or to register interest, please contact:

Iona Crofts -  sltw0538@leeds.ac.uk

An online consent form can be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsXmt7cn47X0SF5h4wWPLGa2W-Wc77pAUgaCbhdesdPFAO5A/viewform


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The Bradford Story Bus is coming to Manningham Library! 

Hop on board on Friday 17th April between 1.30 - 4.30.

It's the National Year of Reading and we want to make sure YOU have fun. So join us for this adventure. 

The bus will be in Manningham Library Car park, courtesy of the National Literacy Trust. 


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Creative Journaling - Keighley Library

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Creative Journaling Club Saturday 18th April | 1:30 – 3:30 PM Keighley Library

Join us for a gentle creative space to reflect, make, and be.

Our monthly Creative Journaling Club is a relaxed, volunteer-run gathering open to everyone — whether you've never picked up a journal before or already enjoy being creative as a way to explore your thoughts.

There's no teaching, no rules, and no pressure to share. Just time and space to express yourself in your own way — with pen, pencil, collage, or any way that feels right for you.

This month's theme is Growth — exploring where growth is happening around you and within you. This could be plants and trees coming to life in spring, changes in your relationships or community, or personal growth and development.

We'll share a few simple prompts to explore growth in different ways — noticing it, nurturing it, and reflecting on times when you've grown through challenges.

You're welcome to engage with the ideas — or simply follow your own path. Materials will be provided, but feel free to bring your own journal if you'd like.

Free and open to all adults and accompanied children aged 12+.

Have questions? Email our group at: createconnectmake@gmail.com


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Bound by Books

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bound by Books – A Book Group for Young People

Do you know a young person who loves reading or would like to discover new books in a relaxed, welcoming space?

Bound by Books is a friendly, youth‑led book group for 10–16 year olds, supported by the 313 Foundation, who meet weekly at Bingley Library. It’s a supportive and welcoming space where young people can chat about stories and genres, share recommendations and enjoy reading together.

🗓 Tuesdays
⏰ 5:15–6:15pm
📍 Bingley Library

The group is going from strength to strength and are looking to welcome some new members.

👉 Just a quick note:
This isn’t a drop‑in group, so young people will need to sign up in advance before attending.

To register, please complete the short form here:
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Multitudes 2026 is here!



Strap in for two weeks of fashion, dance, heavy metal, art and spoken word mashed up with live orchestral music. From Thursday 16 to Thursday 30 April, we're tearing up the classical rulebook for the return of Multitudes, a multi-arts festival designed to hit all the senses. 

Want a preview? Listen to John Gosling's mixtape for his friend and collaborator Lee Alexander McQueen for a taste of Unnatural Harmony: Sounds of Lee Alexander McQueen, which shines a light on 20 years of music that shaped the designer, visionary and provocateurs' life.



From catwalk to stage

Fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen and musician John Gosling sitting in the living room of a flat

Unnatural Harmony: Sounds of Lee Alexander McQueen

Holly Blakey x Michael Clark x Le Gateau Chocolat x Galya Bisengalieva x London Contemporary Orchestra

WED 29 & THU 30 APR

Discover the sounds that lit up one of fashion’s most creative minds. The London Contemporary Orchestra performs an eclectic score that takes in everything from haunting classical masterpieces by Barber, Mozart and Glass, plus tracks by Björk and Lady Gaga.

For fans of: Dance. Met Gala. FKA Twigs.

*This production is a tribute to the life and creative vision of Lee Alexander McQueen and the role that music played in his life. This production has not been made with the involvement, endorsement, or sponsorship of the House of Alexander McQueen. No costumes, clothing, fabrics, or designs featured in this production are the goods or products of the House of Alexander McQueen nor are they endorsed by them.


Theatre buffs and drama seekers


Aurora Orchestra perform on an illuminated stage; the members of the orchestra all wear black and have no music stands

The Rite by Heart

Aurora Orchestra

THU 16 APR

In 1913, the Paris premiere of Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring sounded the klaxon for the beginning of modern music... and caused an outright brawl in the audience. Now, Aurora Orchestra revives their memorised and dramatised exploration of the riotous score.

For fans of: Period dramas. High-stakes performance. Feats of memory.

One shirtless acrobat thrown in the air above another acrobat who stands ready to catch them. Behind them are five musicians sat in front of a harpsichord and harmonium.

The Art of Fugue

Circa x Australian Brandenburg Orchestra

FRI 24 & SAT 25 APR

The spirited performances of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra meets Circa’s gravity-defying acrobatics.

For fans of: Unsolved mysteries. Incredible acrobatics. Cheer (Netflix).

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Wozzeck: Wretches Like Us

Ilya Shagalov x London Philharmonic Orchestra

SAT 25 APR

Alban Berg’s cinematic opera thrums with drama: feel its power at this collaboration between the London Philharmonic Orchestra and film-maker Ilya Shagalov.

For fans of: Clio Barnard. Scott Walker. Ken Loach.

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An Evening with an Immigrant

Inua Ellams x Laura Mvula x Fuel x Chineke! Orchestra

SUN 26 APR

Be swept up by poet and playwright Inua Ellams' powerful one-man show telling his story, now backed by Laura Mvula’s rich, expansive new score.

This performance is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL).

For fans of: Fela Kuti. Barber Shop Chronicles. Spoken word.

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Papillons

Thick & Tight x Manchester Collective

THU 30 APR

Manchester Collective joins with dance-theatre company Thick & Tight and electronic music artist CHAINES for Kaija Saariaho’s fragile yet fierce Sept Papillons.

For fans of: SOPHIE. Hildur Guðnadóttir. David Attenborough.


Experience it for yourself

Mr. Lordi dressed as a grotesque zombie wearing shiny metallic armour, stood in front of an apocalyptic landscape

Forged in Sound: Heavy Metal Orchestrated

Mr Lordi x Alison Mosshart x Suzi Quatro x Philharmonia Orchestra

WED 22 APR

Join the ultimate musical collision as Eurovision winner Mr Lordi, Alison Mosshart of The Kills and The Dead Weather and the iconic Suzi Quatro collaborate with the Philharmonia Orchestra as heavy metal and orchestral music meet for a one-off, head-banging performance.

For fans of: Metallica. Hans Zimmer. Air drumming.


Moments bound to dazzle


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Echoes of Hill and Horizon

Squidsoup x Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment

WED 22 APR

Step into a world of soaring melodies and immersive soundscapes with works by Vaughan Williams and visuals from Squidsoup, light art pioneers and sometime collaborators with Four Tet.

For fans of: Floating Points. Medieval cathedrals. Bardcore.

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Turangalîla: Infinite Love

1927 Studios x Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

THU 23 APR

Turangalîla-Symphonie demands an orchestra of huge forces. Inspired by the intoxicating doomed love story of Tristan and Isolde, a super-sized Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with 1927 Studios take the love-death theme and explode it into an epic silent film narrative.

For fans of: Silent film. Epic-scale concerts. Radiohead.

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Inferno

Mat Collishaw x TaliaBle x BBC Concert Orchestra

WED 29 APR

Mat Collishaw collaborates with the BBC Concert Orchestra to create a multi-staged reinterpretation of the 14th-century hellscape that is summoned by Liszt's Dante Symphony.

For fans of: Hayward Gallery. Little Simz. Greta Thunberg.

Out-Spoken host poet Joelle Taylor

Sympoesia

Out-Spoken x London Sinfonietta

THU 30 APR

Four of London’s most vital poets, including Joelle Taylor and Anthony Anaxagorou, join forces with the London Sinfonietta for a raw, unflinching meditation on the state of our world.

This performance is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL).

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For fans of: Steve Reich. The Rest Is Politics. Kae Tempest.


Plenty more ahead...


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Rough Trade 50

FRI 17 – SUN 19 JUL

Across all our stages, Rough Trade 50 marks this anniversary with three days of events embracing music, live performance, film and the written word. Featuring performances from Pulp, Scritti Politti and caroline + My New Band Believe.


From our friends

Edward Gardner Conducts the Academy Symphony Orchestra

FRI 1 MAY | ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC

Edward Gardner, Academy alum and Principal Conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducts two concertos written in 1924: Stravinsky’s neoclassical Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments and Weill’s dramatic Concerto for Violin and Wind Orchestra.



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Live for the drama



We've just gone on sale with a whole year's worth of new dance, theatre, circus and family shows. Plus KUNSTY, our performance series platforming the rad, the queer and the uncategorisable, is making a comeback.

If you're ready for more showstopping moments from our starry line-up, scroll down to see what the next act of performance and dance brings.



Dazzling dance

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Lyon Opera Ballet: Mycelium

WED 3 – FRI 5 MAR 2027

One of the world’s leading dance companies brings a double bill pulsating with energy from two in-demand choreographers: Christos Papadopoulos and Jan Martens.

‘entrancing and flawlessly embodied’ Le Figaro on Mycelium

A post-show talk will follow the performance on Wednesday 3 March.

This performance is Speech-free.


Poetic performance


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Forced Entertainment: Cold Sweat

FRI 9 & SAT 10 OCT

Figures on stage move to strange rhythms and try to articulate their dreams and desires in a comic, absurd and subversive new work from Forced Entertainment.

‘a manifest act of resistance’ Un Fauteuil Pour L’Orchestre

A post-show talk will follow the performance on Friday 9 October.


The return of KUNSTY


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IT’S GOT LEGS!!!!!!!

WED 4 NOV

Embrace the ugliness and chaotic beauty of how we make and unmake our identities in a visceral, vulgar and vampy ‘cabaret’ from Samir Kennedy and Sean Murray.

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NOW NOT NOW

THU 5 & FRI 6 NOV

Spiral through a strange morning as two performers and their uncanny video doubles slip and stall in time – from Cade & MacAskill and Spooner & Clarke.

This is a Relaxed Performance (RP) and Captioned.

More to come

Keep an eye out, as we'll be announcing more shows for KUNSTY soon


MimeLondon is back


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MimeLondon: FOOD

WED 13 – SUN 17 JAN 2027

Bring an appetite – this is no ordinary feast. Circus artist Michael Zandl’s amusing and bizarre world of consumption is a hypnotic spectacle.

‘a crescendo of chaos’ ArtsTalk Magazine

A post-show talk will follow the performance on Wednesday 13 January.

This performance is Speech-free.

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MimeLondon: INHALE DELIRIUM EXHALE

SAT 23 & SUN 24 JAN 2027

Surrender to the pull of the tide as Miet Warlop merges dance, art and theatre into a breathtakingly beautiful performance inspired by the movement of waves.

‘a Stunning Theater Spectacle’ The New York Times


Now on sale for winter


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Thick & Tight: Camp as Christmas

THU 10 DEC 2026 – SUN 3 JAN 2027

High camp and low blows, fabulous dance and a load of laughs – Thick & Tight spark the fire with their revue-style cabaret for the bleak midwinter.

A post-show talk follows the performance on Wednesday 16 December.

All performances are Captioned.

British Sign Language interpreted (BSL): Tue 15 Dec, 7.45pm

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There’s a Bear on My Chair

FRI 11 DEC 2026 – SUN 3 JAN 2027

They’re a mischievous pair, are the mouse and the bear… pull up a seat for puppets aplenty and lots of laughs as Ross Collins’ books come alive on stage.

★★★★ ‘fabulous fun’ Everything Theatre

All performances are captioned and Relaxed (RP).

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Fascinating Aïda

FRI 11 DEC 2026 – SUN 3 JAN 2027

Devilishly funny and gloriously glamorous, the sensational cabaret troupe have an uproarious new show.

★★★★★ ‘Cabaret heaven’ Metro

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Cirque Alice

SUN 13 DEC 2026 – SUN 3 JAN 2027

Down, down the rabbit hole we go into a magical ‘Wonderland’ where Lewis Carroll’s classic adventures are reimagined through breathtaking acrobatics.

British Sign Language interpreted (BSL): Thu 17 Dec, 3pm

Captioned: Mon 28 Dec, 3pm

Audio Described: Tue 29 Dec, 7.30pm 


Get down on the floor

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The Ruggeds Takeover 

SAT 6 JUN

One of the world's leading breaking crews, The Ruggeds join forces with the best dancers and musicians in the game for a day of dance battles, music and good times.


The presentation of Lyon Opera Ballet: Mycelium is made possible with the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels.


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The Body Keeps the Score 

Dr Bessel van der Kolk 

01 - 04 Nov 

  

Drawn from more than thirty years of research and clinical practice, Dr Bessel van der Kolk’s will expand on the global bestseller The Body Keeps The Score, which showed us that trauma can literally reshape both brain and body. 

Suzannah Lipscomb & Kate Williams 

To Kill A Queen 

21 Apr - 19 Oct 

  

Kate and Suzannah will examine espionage, treason, and gender politics in the Tudor world. A gripping evening of queenship, legacy and power, this is the story of how two queens acted at the greatest crisis point of their lives.   

David Olusoga 

A Gun Through Time 

19 Apr - 19 May 

  

Have you ever considered how a single weapon could change the course of history? Join David as he uncovers the story of four firearms that changed the world and the lives of our ancestors. 

Betwixt the Sheets LIVE  

with Dr Kate Lister 

23 & 25 May 

  

Join the historian for a riotously entertaining and equally enlightening evening as she brings her podcast to the stage. Kate will leave you wondering just how far have we really come?   

Monty Don 

A Journey Through British Gardens 

18 - 26 Apr 

Warm, wise, and deeply rooted in the soil of Britain, Monty invites you to reflect on the gardens that have shaped our story and discover the ways we continue to find ourselves in the earth beneath our feet. 

Cate Blanchett Meets Gina Gershon

25 May

  

Gina Gershon, interviewed by Cate Blanchett, shares outrageous, funny, and cautionary tales from a career filled with Hollywood highs, bizarre encounters, and unforgettable characters. Presented by How to Academy.

An Evening with Michael Palin: In Nigeria 

31 May 

  

With his eightieth birthday looming, it crossed Michael's mind that now might be the time to take things easy. Then the opportunity to visit Africa's most populous nation arose. Alongside presenter Ade Adepitan,  Michael share tales from his latest adventure. 

Queenie is Working on It: 

Candice Carty-Williams 

09 Jul 

  

Scalpel-sharp, poignant, and hilarious, the bestselling author of Queenie at her very finest, as she shines a dazzling light on the realities of being a woman today. You'll have the chance ask your own questions and the event will be followed by a book signing. 

Lemn Sissay 

Let the Light Pour in LIVE 

20 Sep - 09 Nov 

  

Spend an evening with a master of the spoken word, BAFTA award-winning author, activist, performer, and Sunday Times number one bestseller, Lemn Sissay OBE as he returns with this acclaimed show. 

An Evening with Fran Lebowitz 

25 & 27 Oct 

  

Author, social observer, and star of Netflix the documentary directed by good friend Martin Scorsese, Pretend It's A City, joins us once again in London to give hilariously dry commentary on life. 

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STAYING IN

  1. Watch Gorilla Story

  2. Decorate the table for spring

  3. Make pistachio tiramisu

GOING OUT

  1. Visit the V&A East Museum

  2. Take part in the Tweed Run

  3. Shop at the Classic Car Boot Sale

 

Dear Reader,

I'm back in the gym. Some of you will know that I underwent a three month transformation with Roar last year. The deal was I had to take before and after photos and publish them. Still people ask me about it. And it was the most incredible experience – I remember I used to almost cha cha along the street so full of endorphins was I. Well, I can tell you a year later I'm more before than after, more shuffle dance than tango, more comfy clothes than bodycon. I did try to keep going, subscribing to Caroline's Circuits but gradually a year later I hit a wall. So I need someone to take me in hand. I'm definitely not doing the extreme stuff I did last year (not sustainable) but I do feel I need a bit of training guidance from a PT. I want to feel lighter, brighter, stronger, which will also make me nicer. Win-win.

Have a wonderful weekend. 

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Staying In

 

Watch Gorilla Story

It’s a big year for Britain’s most beloved nature broadcaster David Attenborough, who will celebrate his 100th birthday in May. In celebration, the BBC has commissioned a bumper crop of Attenborough content, including three new shows and archival material from his incredible seven-decade career. But his newest documentary is A Gorilla Story, an intimate film streaming from today (17 April). Narrated by Attenborough and directed by James Reed – the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind My Octopus Teacher (2020) – the intimate documentary blends the story of Attenborough’s own first meeting with baby gorilla Pablo in the ‘70s, before delving into the lives of the silverback’s direct descendants in the mountains of Rwanda today. As such, expect a mixture of contemporary and archival footage, all brought to life by Attenborough, who will also give us a peek into his mind by reading excerpts from his 1978 journals. Shot over a whopping 250 days across multiple years, the film also showcases gorilla behaviour never captured before on camera. Streaming now on Netflix.

Decorate the table for spring

What first comes to mind when you think of spring? Maybe it’s the scent of freshly cut grass, the colourful wave of tulips swaying gently in the breeze or just the sensation of gentle sunshine on your skin. For us, it’s a fabulous dinner party with the sun shining, the windows flung open and a table bursting with crockery, trinkets and delicious food. ‘The table is an ideal place to start for an easy spring update,’ emphasises homeware designer Rebecca Udall. ‘I often reach for favourite pieces that set a playful tone without focusing too heavily on everything being matching and “perfect”. Understated yet beautiful linens crafted from the finest materials – I love a modern take on a classic stripe, or to embrace seasonality with a favourite botanical inspired print. Rattan lends itself perfectly to the season, adding texture without feeling heavy. And adding fresh blooms – narcissus and tulips are a favourite for a pop of bright colour – creates the perfect spring mood.’ Find more expert tips for spring tablescaping with our guide here.

 

Recipe of the Week…

 Pistachio Tiramisu

Wondering what food to put on your beautifully decorated table? Here hosting extraordinaire and food writer Alexandra Dudley shares a pistachio tiramisu recipe from her latest cookbook, Cooking Made Simple.

Ingredients

Serves 12

  • 2 eggs, separated, plus 1 egg white

  • 100g caster sugar

  • 450g mascarpone

  • 175g pistachio paste or pistachio cream

  • 150ml strong brewed coffee, cooled

  • 75ml coffee liqueur (I use Kahlúa)

  • 75ml almond liqueur, such as Amaretto (or you can use Frangelico for a hazelnut flavour or Cointreau for an orange flavour)

  • About 30 savoiardi (ladyfinger) biscuits

  • 75g pistachios, roughly chopped

You will also need a deep bowl or serving dish. I use a round glass trifle bowl which is 28cm wide and 7cm deep.

Method

  1. In a large bowl using an electric whisk, beat the 2 egg yolks with 50g of the caster sugar until pale and fluffy.

  2. Then, switching to a handheld whisk so as not to overbeat them, beat in the mascarpone and pistachio paste/cream until smooth.

  3. In a separate large, grease-free bowl, whisk the 3 egg whites until frothy. Add the remaining 50g of caster sugar and beat to firm peaks. 

  4. Fold half the beaten egg whites into the pistachio-mascarpone mixture to loosen it, then gently fold in the rest until you have a light, fluffy mix. 

  5. Combine the coffee, coffee liqueur and almond liqueur in a small bowl or measuring jug. One by one, briefly dunk each savoury biscuit in the liquid, turning once to ensure it is moistened evenly. Arrange a layer of the coffee-dipped savoiardi biscuits over the base of your serving dish. Spoon in half of the pistachio-mascarpone mixture and gently spread to cover the biscuits.

  6. Arrange another layer of the remaining coffee-dipped savoiardi biscuits over the top, then gently spread over the remaining pistachio-mascarpone mixture. To finish, scatter over the chopped pistachios.

  7. Allow the tiramisu to rest in the fridge for at least 4 hours or ideally overnight, before serving.

 
 

Going Out

 

Visit the V&A East Museum

The V&A’s much-awaited East London opening is finally here. Introducing the V&A East Museum (not to be confused with its neighbour V&A Storehouse): an all-new museum on Stratford’s Olympic Park dedicated to contemporary global culture. Officially open from 18 April, visitors can expect two permanent galleries titled ‘Why We Make’, featuring more than 500 objects from the V&A’s collections, spanning art, architecture, design, performance and fashion – many on display for the first time. Meanwhile there is also an opening exhibition titled The Music is Black, which celebrates 125 years of Black music in our country. Spanning Jazz, Reggae, 2 Tone, Drum & Bass, Trip Hop, Garage, Grime and more, the exhibition tells the long-overdue story of Black excellence, struggle, resilience, and joy. Highlights on display include Stormzy’s iconic 2019 Glastonbury vest designed by Banksy, Joan Armatrading’s childhood guitar, fashion worn by Seal, Sade + Skin, plus Fabio & Grooverider’s DJ equipment. Entry to the V&A East Museum is free; tickets to see The Music is Black start from £10pp.

Take part in the Tweed Run

If you notice some very well-dressed cyclists taking to the streets of London this weekend, don’t be alarmed – it’s only The Tweed Run. Returning to the capital for its 18th year, the event encourages cyclists from all over the world to don their finest tailoring and get pedalling. The cycling route is a leisurely one, kicking off in an undisclosed location (the full route is kept under wraps until shortly before the event) before cycling through some of the city’s major landmarks. Cyclists will also, fittingly, make a stop at Savile Row, the city’s celebrated address for bespoke tailoring. (And don’t worry, it’s not non-stop cycling – organisers behind the event have assured that there will be plenty of ‘considered pauses’ along the way for tea, picnics and celebratory cocktails.) Find out what to expect in our guide here18 April, tickets are £49; tweedrun.com

Shop at the Classic Car Boot Sale

And speaking of tweed… vintage attire is also encouraged at the Classic Car Boot Sale, which returns to Granary Square in King's Cross this weekend. Dubbed London’s biggest vintage fashion event, visitors can browse the pop-up market for homewares, fashion and trinkets – as well as check out more than 75 beautiful classic cars from decades past. And in between bouts of rummaging and admiring, you can make the most of the day by enjoying craft drinks from the Routemaster Bus Bar, trying out street food or just happily bopping along to a playlist of live vinyls. And don’t be put off by the dress code; visitors are welcome to dress up in the finest throwback threads from any decade (although the further back you go, the more compliments you’re likely to get). This also makes it a great event for people watching. 18 and 19 April. Tickets are £7 for the day, or £10 for the weekend; classiccarbootsale.co.uk 

 

PLUS: Last Chance To Book Our Spring Retreat

There are just a few tickets remaining for our spring Balance Retreat, taking place on 23 April at Lime Wood hotel in the New Forest. Through thoughtfully guided practices, you’ll release stagnant energy, reconnect with your creativity and rediscover a natural sense of flow – expect to leave feeling re-energised and ready to move through life with greater ease, vitality, and purpose. Think transformative workshops, holistic practices like yoga and meditation, and seasonal menus from Lime Wood’s celebrated chefs. £275pp, book your spot now.

 

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Jordan Luke Gage and Rob Houchen join the all-star line-up for this once-only gala performance.

Join the Phoenix Arts Club for an extraordinary night celebrating the very best of our West End friends and the cabaret community, coming together in solidarity to secure the future of this vital cultural home. 

Featuring performances from Adam All, Ada Campe, Andromeda, Apple Derrieres, Bloody Bones, Cleopantha, Clinton Baptiste, Cristina Bianco, Daniella D’Ville, Dave The Bear, Demi Noire, Flo and Joan, Fou Fou Kaboom, Gotta Sing!, Henry Calvert, Jeevan Braich, Jo Foley, Jools, Jordan Luke Gage, Mat Ricardo, Meghan Reign, Michael Twaits, Rebecca Gilliland, Rob Houchen, Ryan Yeomans, Sarah Rose, Sebastian Angelique, Sing Out, Louise!, Stephanie Ware, The Noël Coward Foundation, Thommy Girl, Tracey Collins and Vanity Von Glow. Plus more acts to be announced.

All performers have donated their time and talent in support of this cause.

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For more than 30 years, The Phoenix Arts Club has been at the heart of cabaret in London - a place where live performance, bold artists, and new voices flourish beyond the mainstream. Today, that future is at risk.

To remain open and continue supporting artistes, The Phoenix Arts Club must raise £100,000 this year for the Phoenix Arts Club C.I.C. (12774130).

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Take a walk to the hauntingly beautiful Slains Castle, said to have inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and finish at the dramatic Bullers of Buchan, where puffins and seabirds circle above the natural sea arch.

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Take things slow surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the Fermanagh Lakelands with lakes and rivers tailor-made for kayaking, boating and paddleboarding.

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 Kirklees Libraries

Pop-up Café at Cleckheaton Library

 Sat, 18.4.2026 10:30 - 12:00 

Come and have coffee, cake and a chat at the café run by the Friends of Cleckheaton Library. 1st Saturday of every month.  Read more

Gup Shup and Chai Group at Birkby and Fartown Library

 Wed, 15.4.2026 09:30 - 12:00 

Refreshments every week (term time only)  Read more

Craft Group at Denby Dale Library

 Wed, 15.4.2026 13:30 - 15:30 

Arts and crafts session. Bring your own crafts or take part in a group project  Read more

Rhymetime at Denby Dale Library

 Wed, 15.4.2026 14:00 - 14:30 

Singing & Activities for Toddlers  Read more

Digital Drop In at Rawthorpe & Dalton Library

 Wed, 15.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

IT support drop in for help with any IT related issues  Read more

Just Crafting Around at Cleckheaton Library

 Thu, 16.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Arts, sewing and crafts session.  Read more

View more by clicking   here


 Kirklees Museums

The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep

 Sat, 4.4.2026 10:00 - Wed, 30.9.2026 16:00 

Fourteen life-size reproductions of National Gallery paintings are to be displayed throughout the Oakwell estate.  Read more

Yorkshire's Ms Rachel at Oakwell Hall

 Sun, 19.4.2026 10:30 - 13:00 

Join Yorkshire's Ms Rachel for sing a long fun and arts and crafts activities!  Read more

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 Art Markets & Craft Fairs

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Knitting & Crochet Guild Huddersfield Branch Meeting - April

 Thu, 16.4.2026 19:30 - 21:30 

Entrelac Knitting Workshop  Read more

Exhibition: Touchline Memories by Kayode Olowu and Abolore Sobayo

 Thu, 19.3.2026 08:30 - Thu, 23.4.2026 16:30 

We’re excited to be hosting Touchline Memories, a unique boutique exhibition by artists Kayode Olowu and Abolore Sobayo  Read more

RECORDINGS IN COLOUR by Alexandra Glew - Oscillate Exhibition

 Fri, 3.4.2026 09:00 - Tue, 28.4.2026 15:00 

Alexandra Glew records the sensory experience of moving through local landscapes—its shifting colours, fleeting weather, sounds and quiet rhythms.  Read more

View more by clicking   Go to search


 Books & Literature

Music Journalism Competition & Workshop

 Sat, 18.4.2026 09:30 - 15:30 

Love music? Love sharing your passion for music? Send 200 words on your favourite music artist or band to: toolegittoquit@saving-grace.co.uk, along wi ...  Read more

Online Creative Writing workshops

 Tue, 14.4.2026 18:30 - 19:30 

Free regular creative writing workshops with professional poets and writers  Read more

Tiny Readers

 Tue, 14.4.2026 09:00 - 10:00 

Tiny Readers at The Fields – A Reading Club for Parents / Carers and Young Children! Looking for a fun way to get your child (0-4 years) excited abou ...  Read more

W.I. Friends Group at Marsden Library

 Thu, 16.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Activities including guest speakers, quizzes and crafts. Meets monthly.  Read more

Dewsbury and District Third Age Book Group at Mirfield Library

 Mon, 13.4.2026 10:30 - 12:30 

A book discussion group  Read more

Scrabble at Cleckheaton Library

 Mon, 13.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

Play a game of Scrabble and have a cuppa and a chat. Every Monday  Read more

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 Kirklees Town Halls

Cliffe House | SAPLINGS ADVENTURE CLUB (Apr - May 2026)

 Mon, 13.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Activity Information Let your little ones explore & embrace the outdoors in natural play sessions, set in the fantastic woodland grounds of Cliffe Hou ...  Read more

Town Hall Tots & Tunes

 Fri, 17.4.2026 11:00 - 12:00 

Get ready to boogie with your babies as Dewsbury Town Hall transforms into a daytime disco paradise! Town Hall Tots & Tunes is the ultimate feel-good ...  Read more

Slaithwaite Philharmonic Orchestra - Heldenleben!

 Sat, 18.4.2026 19:30 - 21:45 

Conductor: Benjamin Ellin Leader: Matthew Chadbond Hepworth Band Richard Strauss: Festmusik der Stadt Wien Gavin Higgins: Concerto Grosso for Brass B ...  Read more

Musica Kirklees Showcase

 Sun, 19.4.2026 14:00 - 16:00 

Musica Kirklees Showcase Time and Relative Dimensions in Space. Musica presents a family concert exploring space and time with talented young musicia ...  Read more

Musical Theatre Classes

 Wed, 15.4.2026 18:15 - 19:15 

Enrolling now for September  Read more

View more by clicking   Go to search


 Children & Families

Cliffe House | SAPLINGS ADVENTURE CLUB (Apr - May 2026)

 Mon, 13.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Activity Information Let your little ones explore & embrace the outdoors in natural play sessions, set in the fantastic woodland grounds of Cliffe Hou ...  Read more

Family Craft Club

 Tue, 14.4.2026 17:30 - 19:30 

Family Craft Club is our new monthly session for parents/ carers/ grandparents to stay and create alongside your young ones! (suitable for ages 7+)  Read more

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Brockholes Open House

 Tue, 10.2.2026 00:00 - Tue, 28.4.2026 00:00 

A warm space to enjoy talks and activities  Read more

The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep

 Sat, 4.4.2026 10:00 - Wed, 30.9.2026 16:00 

Fourteen life-size reproductions of National Gallery paintings are to be displayed throughout the Oakwell estate.  Read more

Dinky Disco

 Fri, 17.4.2026 12:00 - 13:00 

COME ON 24 HOUR PARTY PARENTS! BRING OUT YOUR LITTLE RAVERS FOR HUDDERSFIELD’S COOLEST DAYTIME DANCE PARTY! Where under-5s can groove to specially se ...  Read more

View more by clicking   here


 Comedy

Rob Rouse: Funny Bones

 Fri, 17.4.2026 21:00 - 22:50 

FUNNY BONES IS A RELENTLESSLY FUNNY AND DAFT EVENING OF COMEDY, FROM ONE-MAN WHIRLWIND ROB ROUSE. Since winning the prestigious Channel 4 So You Thin ...  Read more

View more by clicking   Go to search


 Exhibitions

Exploring Abstract Expressionism inspired by Deborah Gardner w. Annie Roche

 Tue, 14.4.2026 10:00 - 16:00 

A fantastic full day workshop with artist and tutor Annie  Read more

WORKSHOP: Participatory Filmmaking, Exploring Stories Through Film

 Wed, 15.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

Join Chris Chinnock on Wednesday 15 April at 1pm for this FREE hands-on workshop which will introduce you to participatory and socially engaged approa ...  Read more

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

William Kentridge: The Pull of Gravity

 Sat, 28.6.2025 00:00 - Sun, 19.4.2026 00:00 

This major exhibition by South African artist William Kentridge marks the first museum presentation outside South Africa focussing on his sculpture.  Read more

Louise Lockhart: Cake Crumbs and Lemonade

 Sat, 7.3.2026 09:00 - Sun, 28.6.2026 18:00 

Cake Crumbs and Lemonade will be the largest solo exhibition to date by illustrator Louise Lockhart (aka The Printed Peanut).  Read more

LR Vandy: Rise

 Sat, 14.3.2026 09:00 - Sun, 13.9.2026 17:00 

Rise is an ambitious first solo museum exhibition by LR Vandy, created for The Weston Gallery.  Read more

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 Film

WORKSHOP: Participatory Filmmaking, Exploring Stories Through Film

 Wed, 15.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

Join Chris Chinnock on Wednesday 15 April at 1pm for this FREE hands-on workshop which will introduce you to participatory and socially engaged approa ...  Read more

View more by clicking   Go to search


 History & Heritage

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Needle Felted Curlews workshop with Zoe Stainton

 Sat, 18.4.2026 10:00 - 16:00 

Join Zoe Stainton as we create beautiful needle-felted curlew sculptures  Read more

Ancestry Help at Birstall Library

 Tue, 14.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Help with searching Ancestry.com  Read more

Ancestry Help at Golcar Library

 Tue, 14.4.2026 10:00 - 13:00 

Help with searching Ancestry.com  Read more

Local History Group at Kirkheaton Library

 Thu, 16.4.2026 18:00 - 19:00 

Informal group for people interested in genealogy and local history  Read more

Ancestry Help at Mirfield Library

 Fri, 17.4.2026 14:00 - 16:00 

Help with searching Ancestry.com  Read more

View more by clicking   here


 Music

TALLAND STRING QUARTET (with kind permission of RNCM)

 Mon, 13.4.2026 19:30 - 21:30 

TALLAND STRING QUARTET (Orla McGarrity violin; Dylan Edge violin; Rebecca Stubbs viola; Nathan Jackson-Turner cello)  Read more

European Folk Music Orchestra

 Tue, 14.4.2026 18:00 - 19:30 

Folk Orchestra open rehearsals for musicians of any ability, in Marden on Tuesdays  Read more

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Town Hall Tots & Tunes

 Fri, 17.4.2026 11:00 - 12:00 

Get ready to boogie with your babies as Dewsbury Town Hall transforms into a daytime disco paradise! Town Hall Tots & Tunes is the ultimate feel-good ...  Read more

Kirklees Most Wanted Dewsbury Showcase #3

 Fri, 17.4.2026 19:00 - 22:30 

Kirklees Most Wanted is all about showcasing local talent. This is the third and final instalment of the Dewsbury series of events and has another ama ...  Read more

TPau Holmfirth Picturedrome

 Fri, 17.4.2026 20:30 - 22:30 

Join Carol Decker and T'pau on their first full UK tour in a decade playing all their hits, fan favourites and songs from their forthcoming album 'Be ...  Read more

View more by clicking   here


 Textiles

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Knitting & Crochet Guild Huddersfield Branch Meeting - April

 Thu, 16.4.2026 19:30 - 21:30 

Entrelac Knitting Workshop  Read more

Measure & Make (sewing workshop)

 Mon, 1.12.2025 13:00 - Mon, 6.7.2026 15:00 

Are you looking for ways to learn or improve your sewing skills? Join us for 'Measure & Make' alongside Kirklees Success Centre, who will be deliver ...  Read more

Modern Upholstery Course

 Thu, 16.4.2026 09:30 - 16:00 

Our Modern Upholstery course has been developed as a comprehensive 12-day course suited to students who want to gain a broad set of modern upholstery ...  Read more

Just Crafting Around at Cleckheaton Library

 Thu, 16.4.2026 10:00 - 12:00 

Arts, sewing and crafts session.  Read more

Knit and Natter at Almondbury Library

 Mon, 13.4.2026 14:00 - 16:00 

Share hints and tips, swap patterns, meet new people and learn new skills. Fortnightly on Mondays.  Read more

View more by clicking   here


 Theatre

Bus Stop Goths

 Wed, 15.4.2026 20:00 - 21:00 

BUS STOP GOTHS IS THE NEW SHOW AND DEBUT EXHIBITION FROM ARC ASSOCIATE ARTIST AUDREY COOK.   Join celestial beings Sid and Viv as they keep a watchfu ...  Read more

RONiN

 Wed, 15.4.2026 20:30 - 21:30 

A fearless woman swordfighter faces off against powerful adversaries, challenging both herself and those who stand in her path.  Read more

Dinky Disco

 Fri, 17.4.2026 12:00 - 13:00 

COME ON 24 HOUR PARTY PARENTS! BRING OUT YOUR LITTLE RAVERS FOR HUDDERSFIELD’S COOLEST DAYTIME DANCE PARTY! Where under-5s can groove to specially se ...  Read more

Rob Rouse: Funny Bones

 Fri, 17.4.2026 21:00 - 22:50 

FUNNY BONES IS A RELENTLESSLY FUNNY AND DAFT EVENING OF COMEDY, FROM ONE-MAN WHIRLWIND ROB ROUSE. Since winning the prestigious Channel 4 So You Thin ...  Read more

Chuck In A Tenner Acting Workshop

 Sat, 18.4.2026 11:00 - 13:00 

Drama Workshop for amateur actors  Read more

Musical Theatre Classes

 Wed, 15.4.2026 18:15 - 19:15 

Enrolling now for September  Read more

View more by clicking   Go to search


 Workshops & Courses

Exploring Abstract Expressionism inspired by Deborah Gardner w. Annie Roche

 Tue, 14.4.2026 10:00 - 16:00 

A fantastic full day workshop with artist and tutor Annie  Read more

Family Craft Club

 Tue, 14.4.2026 17:30 - 19:30 

Family Craft Club is our new monthly session for parents/ carers/ grandparents to stay and create alongside your young ones! (suitable for ages 7+)  Read more

WORKSHOP: Participatory Filmmaking, Exploring Stories Through Film

 Wed, 15.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

Join Chris Chinnock on Wednesday 15 April at 1pm for this FREE hands-on workshop which will introduce you to participatory and socially engaged approa ...  Read more

Upcycled Sweatshirt Fashion Workshop - update an old sweater inspired by Jean-Michel Basquiat!

 Thu, 16.4.2026 11:00 - 15:00 

Learn and experiment with 4 exciting crafting techniques top create and update an old sweatshirt. Screen print, embroider, transfer and applique to ad ...  Read more

Knitting & Crochet Guild Huddersfield Branch Meeting - April

 Thu, 16.4.2026 19:30 - 21:30 

Entrelac Knitting Workshop  Read more

Measure & Make (sewing workshop)

 Mon, 1.12.2025 13:00 - Mon, 6.7.2026 15:00 

Are you looking for ways to learn or improve your sewing skills? Join us for 'Measure & Make' alongside Kirklees Success Centre, who will be deliver ...  Read more

View more by clicking   here




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Contents

  • eAudio, eBooks & eMagazines
    • Autism Acceptance Month - April 2026
  • Kirklees Local Studies Library
    • Come along to our Local Studies Lunchtime Clubs
  • Book of Us 
    • Silk painting events at Cleckheaton Library
  • Digital Newspapers
    • PressReader
  • Social Stories
    • Take a trip to Holmfirth Library with us
  • Online Resources
    • Access To Research
    • COBRA
  • 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, eBooks & eMagazines

Autism Acceptance Month - April 2026

"World Autism Acceptance Month is an opportunity for everyone to come together and raise awareness, acceptance, and create a society where autistic people are supported and understood. Whether you’re at home, at school, or at work, your involvement can make a real difference. It’s about how you show up, whether you’re supporting your autistic colleagues, students, or family members, your actions can help create an inclusive and accepting world.  

Join us in April 2026, help us change attitudes towards autism. Your support can help create a world that works for autistic people and their families." National Autistic Society

Take a look at our Autism Acceptance Month e-book collection and find out how you can support family and friends or just learn more about autism. 

Autism Acceptance Month 2026

Browse, download, and listen to, or read eAudio and eBooks from our Overdrive 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

The lunchtime club is an informal meeting of people with an interest in local history. Meetings are held every month, 1pm on Thursdays, at 16a Victoria Lane, Huddersfield.

Light refreshments are provided.

Kirklees Local Studies Library, Victoria Lane, Huddersfield

Reserve your place via our Ticketsource page

Local Studies Library

Book of Us at Cleckheaton Library

Join us at Cleckheaton Library for something creative in May. These free artist-led workshops will explore the architecture and history of Cleckheaton through the medium of silk painting. All materials are provided and no previous experience is needed. Book your free place at Ticketsource

Book of Us

Digital Newspapers

PressReader:

Puzzles

Are online puzzles your thing? If so then check out PressReader's new feature where you'll find a huge selection of puzzles to get stuck into. Whether you enjoy a cryptic crossword, a fun wordsearch or a bit of Sudoko there's something for everyone to while away the hours with. 

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


Social Stories

Holmfirth Library

The addresses and opening times of all our libraries can be found on our website at: Locations and opening times | Kirklees Council

Here you will also find Social Stories for each library, which give you a visual tour of the different library buildings before you visit. These Social Stories are ideal for people with autism or anxiety and can be found in the opening times section for each library, under the "We are going to..." heading at the top. There is also a printable PDF version of each library's Social Story - click on the image to view Holmfirth's. If you like this then be sure to check out our brand new virtual tours as well!


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


British Film Archive

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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

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

linktr.ee/kirkleeslibraries


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Weekly Escape

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You won’t quite believe this is Yorkshire… 🌷

Right now, just outside Pontefract, the fields look like something straight out of The Netherlands.

Rows of vibrant tulips stretching into the distance. Bold reds, soft pinks, bright yellows. That unmistakable “have I accidentally left the country?” feeling.

This is the Farmer Copleys Tulip Festival, and it completely caught me off guard.

They’ve planted one million bulbs, and the result is genuinely incredible.

We visited at the weekend, and even though it’s still early in the season (with more varieties yet to bloom), I was honestly in awe of the whole spectacle.

It’s one of those places where you plan a quick visit and end up staying for over two hours without realising.

We wandered slowly through the fields, soaking it all in, with live music playing in the background, and of course, stopping for treats along the way.

Including what might actually be the best milkshake I’ve ever had from Milk From The Hills! And an authentic, freshly made stroopwafel that I absolutely couldn’t resist.

It felt like such a relaxed, feel-good way to spend a morning.

And the best part?

It’s only going to get even better over the next couple of weeks as more of the tulips come into bloom!

I’m already debating going back to see it at its peak 👀

Until our next adventure,

PS: If you time it right over the next couple of weeks, you’ll catch the fields at their absolute peak - it’s definitely one to plan sooner rather than later.

👉 Get your tickets here

Yorkshire Events

What's on in Yorkshire this weekend?

Here's a glimpse of what's on in Yorkshire this weekend 👀


North Yorkshire: York Open Studios 2026 takes place this weekend with artist-led studio visits across the city. You can meet makers, explore working spaces and view original artwork in relaxed settings. Find out more

West Yorkshire: The Great Ilkley Duck Race 2026 takes place this weekend along the River Wharfe. You can watch hundreds of ducks race downstream while supporting local charities with every ticket. Join the fun from the riverbank or take part for a chance to win prizes. Find out more

East Yorkshire: New Paths Music Spring Festival 2026 runs this week across Beverley with concerts in historic venues. You can enjoy chamber music, evening performances and free pop-up events alongside talks and family sessions. Find out more

South Yorkshire: EccyFest IV takes place this weekend along Ecclesall Road with a trail of pubs and real ale. You can explore independent bars, try special brews and enjoy a relaxed social atmosphere. Collect stamps along the way for a chance to win prizes. Find out more

Discover more events in Yorkshire here:

→ See the full calendar of events happening in Yorkshire this April here

→ Plan ahead with this guide to the best events in Yorkshire this May

Want to get the most out of Yorkshire this year?

Check out the full 2026 events calendar →

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Creative Kirklees

Creative Kirklees
Latest Events, News and Opportunities


Wednesday, April 15th

As spring settles in, it’s a great time to reconnect with creativity across Kirklees. This week’s Creative Kirklees and Music in Kirklees listings are packed with things to enjoy right now and over the coming days, whether that’s getting involved in a hands-on workshop, catching live music, or discovering something new in a local venue.

There’s plenty coming up, including a range of upcoming &Piano events blending live music with friendly, welcoming spaces for audiences of all ages. From intimate performances to family‑friendly sessions, they’re a brilliant way to experience music locally while supporting independent venues across the area.

Looking ahead, excitement is also building for the Huddersfield Literature Festival, which returns soon with a rich programme celebrating storytelling, ideas and the written word. With author talks, performances and creative conversations on the horizon, it’s an ideal moment to start planning what to see and take part in.

www.creativekirklees.com and www.musicinkirklees.co.uk


 &Piano Music Festival

Family&Piano: Blown Away (Slaithwaite Performance)

 Sat, 25.4.2026 11:00 - 11:50 

Blown Away - A Musical Adventure for children up to the age of 7 years old.  Read more

Classical Café

 Sat, 25.4.2026 13:00 - 15:00 

A relaxed opportunity for young musicians to perform  Read more

Family&Piano: Blown Away (Holmfirth Performance)

 Sat, 25.4.2026 14:00 - 14:50 

Blown Away - A Musical Adventure for children up to the age of 7 years old.  Read more

&Piano 2026 - A Night at the Light Opera

 Sat, 25.4.2026 19:30 - 21:30 

Iconic music from light opera into the golden age of musicals  Read more

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 Featured events

Town Hall Tots & Tunes

 Fri, 17.4.2026 11:00 - 12:00 

Get ready to boogie with your babies as Dewsbury Town Hall transforms into a daytime disco paradise! Town Hall Tots & Tunes is the ultimate feel-good ...  Read more

Kirklees Most Wanted Dewsbury Showcase #3

 Fri, 17.4.2026 19:00 - 22:30 

Kirklees Most Wanted is all about showcasing local talent. This is the third and final instalment of the Dewsbury series of events and has another ama ...  Read more

Grange Moor Brass Band: An Evening of 'Concert & Cake'

 Sat, 18.4.2026 19:00 - 21:00 

All proceeds to support the Spen Valley Scouts selected to attend the World Scout Jamboree in 2027.  Read more

Louise Lockhart: Cake Crumbs and Lemonade

 Sat, 7.3.2026 09:00 - Sun, 28.6.2026 18:00 

Cake Crumbs and Lemonade will be the largest solo exhibition to date by illustrator Louise Lockhart (aka The Printed Peanut).  Read more

RECORDINGS IN COLOUR by Alexandra Glew - Oscillate Exhibition

 Fri, 3.4.2026 09:00 - Tue, 28.4.2026 15:00 

Alexandra Glew records the sensory experience of moving through local landscapes—its shifting colours, fleeting weather, sounds and quiet rhythms.  Read more

Yorkshire's Ms Rachel at Oakwell Hall

 Sun, 19.4.2026 10:30 - 13:00 

Join Yorkshire's Ms Rachel for sing a long fun and arts and crafts activities!  Read more

Yoga with Genuinely Lopé

 Wed, 22.4.2026 10:00 - 11:00 | +1  

Penny's gentle style of yoga uses a holistic approach designed to promote nervous system regulation through a harmonious blend of movement, breath wor ...  Read more

FILM SCREENING: Jojo Rabbit

 Thu, 23.4.2026 17:00 - 19:30 

Join us on Thursday 23 April at 5pm for a FREE film screening of JoJo Rabbit as part of Cultures of Film in partnership with Holocaust North  Read more

20th Anniversary Celebration

 Sat, 25.4.2026 10:00 - 17:00 | +1  

2026 is an exciting year for us, as it will be 20 years since the Hurd family purchased the railway  Read more

An Evening with Lemn Sissay

 Thu, 30.4.2026 17:30 - 21:00 

Huddersfield Literature Festival present, An Evening with Lemn Sissay. Inspirational poet and Festival Patron Lemn Sissay OBE returns with a life-aff ...  Read more

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 Workshops and Courses

Chuck In A Tenner Acting Workshop

 Sat, 18.4.2026 11:00 - 13:00 | +1  

Drama Workshop for amateur actors  Read more

Measure & Make (sewing workshop)

 Mon, 1.12.2025 13:00 - Mon, 6.7.2026 15:00 

Are you looking for ways to learn or improve your sewing skills? Join us for 'Measure & Make' alongside Kirklees Success Centre, who will be deliver ...  Read more

New Spring & Summer 2026 Fused and Stained Glass Workshops with glass artist Louise Watson

 Sat, 21.3.2026 11:00 - Sat, 4.7.2026 15:00 | +1  

Upcoming 2026 dates available for Fused and Stained Glass Workshops with Royal College of Art trained glass artist Louise Watson at her studio, Upper ...  Read more

Kirklees Culture Lab – Onboarding Workshop and Welcome Session

 Mon, 20.4.2026 10:00 - Tue, 21.4.2026 18:00 

This onboarding workshop is an invitation to be part of something new for Kirklees. Culture Labs bring people together to shape culture locally – turn ...  Read more

Duck Lovey - 2 week intermediate course at St Marys Community Centre, Mirfield

 Tue, 21.4.2026 18:15 - 20:15 | +1  

Learn to crochet this Cute duck Lovey, great introduction to amigurumi  Read more

Dead-Chuffed Words Aloud

 Wed, 6.5.2026 19:30 - 21:00 

Monthly Online Spoken Word Event  Read more

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 Latest news

Your Book Club is Invited to HuddLitFest’s 20th Anniversary 2006 - 2026

In May 2026, Huddersfield Literature Festival (HuddLitFest) celebrates its 20th anniversary — and we would love your book club to be part of it.  Read more

What's on at Kirklees Museums & Galleries! March - May

See what's happening near you!  Read more

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 Opportunities to watch out for

Marsden Poetree Garden Grand Opening by poet Louise Fazackerley

Cuckoo Day Saturday April 25th Where: 1.00pm Outside the Mechanics, Peel Street, Marsden HD7 6BW Thanks to One community Kirklees and The Cuckoo’s N ...  Read more

The Space - Digital Commissions Deadline 30 April

Funding is available to arts and cultural organisations based in England for culturally focused digital projects.  Read more

Prince William BAFTA Bursary Fund Deadline 30 April

The Prince William BAFTA Bursary is a fund to help assist junior creatives with the costs of progressing their career in film, games or television.  Read more

D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust: Grants for Arts and Heritage Work Across the UK Deadline 8 May

The funding is intended for projects in the performing arts, creative health and heritage crafts that align with the Trust's objectives.  Read more

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What's coming up at

Theatre Royal Wakefield

May

The Band

Wakefield Youth Music Theatre presents

The Band

Wednesday 19 – Saturday 29 August


After a hit run on the West End and successful UK tour, The Band is coming to Theatre Royal Wakefield!


The Band features all your favourite songs from Take That, including Never Forget, Back For Good, A Million Love Songs, Greatest Day, The Flood, Relight My Fire, Shine and Rule The World.

Book tickets for The Band

What's on in May

Click on the image or show title to head to the booking page.

Murder, She Didn't Write

Murder, She Didn't Write


Tuesday 5 May, 7.30pm

Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea


Wednesday 6 May, 2pm

Dr Hook Songbook

Dr Hook Songbook


Friday 8 May, 7.30pm

Amazing Animals

Amazing Animals


Saturday 9 May, 7.30pm

Sherlock Holmes The Hunt for Moriarty

Sherlock Holmes: The Hunt for Moriarty


Monday 11 & Tuesday 12 May, 7.30pm

Chuckl. Wakefield

Chuckl. Wakefield


Thursday 14 May, 7.30pm

Forever Clapton

Forever Clapton


Friday 15 May, 7.30pm

Come From Away

Come From Away


Wednesday 20 - Saturday 23 May,

7.15pm, Sat matinee 2.15pm

Top Secret The Magic of Science
The West End Tenors

The West End Tenors


Friday 29 May. 7.30pm

The Dazzling Diamonds

The Dazzling Diamonds


Saturday 30 May, 7.30pm

Book tickets here

We are looking forward to welcoming you to Theatre Royal Wakefield.


We thank you for your continued support.

From our friends at Opera North...

The Sound of Music at Leeds Grand Theatre

9 July - 1 August

This summer, Leeds is alive with The Sound of Music!

Rodgers & Hammerstein's timeless musical comes to Leeds Grand Theatre in this 'richly entertaining revival' (The Guardian), with the Orchestra and Chorus of Opera North bringing extra oomph to classic hits like Do-Re-Mi, My Favorite Things and Climb Ev’ry Mountain. With tickets selling fast, book now to get the best prices!

Find out more

Theatre Royal Wakefield, Drury Lane, Wakefield, WF1 2TE



Sheffield City Council · Town Hall, Pinstone Street · Sheffield S1 2HH · (0114) 27 34567

 Sheffield City Council · Town Hall, Pinstone Street · Sheffield S1 2HH · (0114) 27 34567

Sheffield City Council · Town Hall, Pinstone Street · Sheffield S1 2HH · (0114) 27 34567

1812 Youth Theatre
HADESTOWN: TEEN EDITION

Wed 22 - Sat 25 April,
2.30pm / 7.30pm
This intriguing and beautiful folk opera delivers a deeply resonant and defiantly hopeful theatrical experience.

Following two intertwining love stories – that of young dreamers Orpheus and Eurydice, and that of immortal King Hades and lady Persephone – Hadestown invites audiences on a hell-raising journey to the underworld and back.


Suggested age rating 8+ years, at discretion of accompanying adult. 
Tickets / Info
BAND
Piano/Conductor - Tim Brooks 
Trombone & Glockenspiel - Rory Towler
Drums - Bertie Smailes
Guitar - Joe Gregory 
Double Bass - Florence Read
Cello - Melanie Fitter
Violin - Martha Read
A note from the Director

HADESTOWN - Teen edition was a courageous show choice considering the scale of the production, the addition of a live band and the complexity of the score. However, the eagerness and excitement from the Youth Theatre was infectious!

The first step was for the cast to explore the story, the themes and the characters. Then ideas for set,  costume design and how they would like their show to be produced.

At meetings with talented artist Holly Cawte in October ‘25 we shared the groups’ set ideas, which she mixed into her creative palette, resulting in the brilliant set design. 

Having a live band is such a treat for us at HAC with limited space (and a cast of 25 young people on the stage!) The brilliant Tim Brooks agreed to be conductor/pianist and with him leading the talented band of musicians I knew we were in safe hands with his expertise! 
 
The creativity, hard work, energy and dedication each individual in the Company has given to this production is truly inspiring. I'm proud of every single one of them, and honoured to play a role in their show. 

Natasha Jones
1812 Youth Theatre Director
What's On
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