More things to do this weekend in Leeds, Bradford, London, Scotland, Ireland, York and more

 Here are a few more ideas of things to do (including some for Lincolnshire):

Sunday 9th August

The Pocket Doors 7:00pm -  Band start at 8pm Bringing together some of the UK's most exciting contemporary musicians, this jazz trio blends deep groove, soul, and improvisation into a fresh and compelling live experience.Featuring Leeds's own bassist and Music Director Alex Robinson alongside acclaimed pianist and vocalist Kemani Anderson of Secret Night Gang, and Manchester drummer Ruben Sheridan, also a member of Secret Night Gang and Vanilla Forever, the trio draws on a rich palette of influences spanning jazz, soul, funk, and gospel.Inspired by artists including George Duke, Funkadelic, Earth, Wind & Fire, Nina Simone, D'Angelo, Pino Palladino, Questlove, Chris Dave and Butcher Brown. the trio delivers a sound that is soulful, rhythmically adventurous, and rooted in groove. Advance Free Tickets

The Domino Club 7 Grand Arcade, Leeds

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Our Autumn & Winter season is here! 

We've got so much for you look forward to over the next few months... from new family favourites, Fringe-fresh new writing, mindboggling experiences, exciting talks and of course, it's never too early to start thinking about the festive season. 

Keep reading, or check out our website to find out what's on, there's something for everyone at the Carriageworks Theatre.

What's On

FRI 18 SEP | 7:30PM

The Easy Way Out

THE STUDIO

Eli Yim, a young adult in a mental health crisis, goes to A&E in a last-ditch attempt to get help.

The Easy Way Out combines theatre, live music, and stand up comedy to both entertain and expose the uncomfortable reality of UK mental health services.

Age guidance: 16+

Info & Tickets

FRI 16 OCT | 7:30PM

How Could I Forget?

MAIN AUDITORIUM

How Could I Forget? is a brand-new musical that blends heartfelt storytelling, sharp northern humour and unforgettable original songs. 

Set in Sheffield, the story follows Billy, a young man navigating student life and family as his grandfather Jack faces dementia. Funny, moving and uplifting, the show is a love letter to grandparents and the lives they’ve lived.

Age guidance: 14+

Info & Tickets

SAT 17 OCT | 12:30PM & 3:30PM

Space Explorers Academy

MAIN AUDITORIUM

Zoom past the Sun, dodge swirling storms on Jupiter, glide by the rings of Saturn and venture out to the icy giants at the edge of our solar system. Along the way you’ll uncover brilliant planet facts, jaw-dropping discoveries, and the secrets of what it takes to explore space for real.

Strap in. Count down. And get ready to explore the universe with the Space Explorers Academy.

Age guidance: 5+

Info & Tickets

FRI 23 OCT | 7:30PM

The Remarkable Ben Hart

MAIN AUDITORIUM

In The Remarkable Ben Hart, witness a world-class master of illusion as he reads your mind, manipulates the fabric of existence, and bends logic to his will. 

As seen on Britain’s Got Talent, The One Show, Killer Magic and BBC’s Life Hacks. Is it magic? Is it psychology? Or has Ben Hart uncovered something far more remarkable?

Age guidance: 12+

Info & Tickets

SAT 24 & SUN 25 OCT 

The Littlest Yak

MAIN AUDITORIUM

This musical adaptation of the award-winning children’s book will delight audiences young and old with beautiful puppets, catchy tunes and an uplifting tale of self-acceptance for all the family.

A gorgeous story celebrating you being perfect… just the way you are!

Age guidance: 3-7

Info & Tickets

THU 5 - SUN 8 NOV

Puppet

MAIN AUDITORIUM

Presented by Leeds Children's Theatre, members of Leeds Community Arts Network.

Written by David Almond OBE (Skellig) and his daughter Freya, Puppet is a heartwarming theatrical journey through creativity, loneliness, and the magic of making. An entrancing show for all ages.

Age guidance: 6+

Info & Tickets

FRI 20 NOV - SUN 3 JAN

Jack and the Beanstalk

MAIN AUDITORIUM

Carriageworks Theatre's GIANT Traditional Family Pantomime!

With stunning costumes, toe-tapping musical numbers, plenty of audience participation and a heartwarming story about bravery, family and believing in yourself, Jack and the Beanstalk promises to be the perfect festive treat for the whole family.

Tickets are selling fast! Book now and join us for a beanstalk-full of festive fun!

Age guidance: 5+

Info & Tickets

SAT 12 - SUN 31 DEC

Sorry, Christmas is Cancelled... Katie Saves the Day!

THE STUDIO

Topsy Turvy Theatre return to delight little audiences with another of their fantastic festive productions.

Written especially for little ones and featuring Makaton, Sorry, Christmas is Cancelled…Katie Saves the Day! is told using their unique style of dynamic storytelling, hand crafted puppets, original music and stunning scenery. It's guaranteed to get you in the festive spirit!

Age guidance: 2-7

Info & Tickets

Support our Carriageworks Young Theatre Makers

Could your business or organisation support young people in our community access the arts, build confidence and develop valuable life skills?

We're pleased to welcome sponsorship support to help sustain and expand upon our work, ensuring that more young people can benefit from creative opportunities regardless of their financial or socio-economic background. 

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Carriageworks Theatre 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. 

Fringe may be over… but the best bits are heading to Leeds. Didn't make it to Edinburgh this year? Or spent the month wishing you could squeeze in just one more show? Don't worry! Some of the standout productions from this year's Fringe are making their way to Leeds Playhouse. From bold new theatre and brilliant comedy to unforgettable dance, here's your chance to catch the shows everyone's been talking about.

Bog Witch 30 Sep – 1 Oct Legendary performance artist Bryony Kimmings brings her hit show Bog Witch to Leeds Playhouse for a strictly limited run! Bog Witch follows part of Kimmings’ real-life story, the journey of uprooting her and her son’s lives to live in a tumbledown cottage in the wilderness, to plug back into nature as a last-ditch attempt to be happy and sane. BOOK NOW Ballet Nights 2 Oct Ballet Nights is a variety show that celebrates world-class dance and live music. Blending international ballet artists with contemporary innovators, alongside exceptional musicians from around the globe, into a one-of-a-kind live experience.  Audiences will experience a uniquely curated evening spanning classical favourites  and new creations that redefine what a dance show can be. BOOK NOW

5 Mistakes That Changed History 3 Oct 5 Mistakes That Changed History is a hilarious historical storytelling show performed by historian and comedian, Paul Coulter, about five people and how their mistakes (big and small!) changed the world. If you love history, don’t let your mistake be missing out on this show! BOOK NOW PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD 17 Nov Ridiculed then revered, The Shaggs defied categorisation. IN BED WITH MY BROTHER attempt to wrangle their story into a three-act biopic. Part tribute act, part feminist reclamation, part rambling flight of ideas. PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD is about fate, freewill, power, and the best worst album ever made. BOOK NOW

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Bradford Libraries Events and Activities NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! Hi everyone! We know you like to stay informed of what's going on in our libraries. For events across ALL our libraries (because, after all, you are welcome at ANY of them) please follow our Bradford Libraries Facebook page here; Facebook For ALL our Summer Reading Challenge Events please click on this link https://www.bradford.gov.uk/libraries/children-and-young-people/summer-reading-challenge/ In today's bulletin we share news of... Our Facebook Pages Rap school at Shipley and Eccleshill Libraries Bradford Local History Lecture - Bill Broady, author Dancing Giraffes - A Summer Reading Challenge Event Next Steps for School leavers at Shipley Library Open Mic at City Library Creative Writing for Youngsters - a Summer Reading Challenge Event The Beehive Poets  Free creative writing and printmaking workshops for adults Our Summer Reading Challenge Facebook Pages and Blog Did YOU know that Bradford District Libraries, Keighley, Ilkley, Shipley, Eccleshill, Bingley, City and Manningham Libraries all have their very own Facebook Page? Follow us and keep up to date with what's happening.  We also have our very own blog - here Bradford Libraries' Blog – A site for news, reviews and events at Bradford Libraries The blog is for anyone to use, share your poems, write a review or read advice and information from some of our amazing authors! Get in touch! We love to hear from you.  Rap School! Shipley and Eccleshill Libaries Summer Reading Challenge: What's Coming Up Next Week! Looking for fun, free activities to keep children inspired and entertained this summer? We've got a fantastic line-up of creative workshops taking place in libraries across Bradford as part of the Summer Reading Challenge: Read to the Beat. The Rap School with Rob Bradley Join world champion rapper Rob Bradley for an energetic and interactive rap workshop inspired by this year's Summer Reading Challenge. Enjoy a live freestyle performance, learn how to find rhymes and rap to a beat, then create and perform your own rap inspired by your favourite books. No experience needed, and children can take part as much or as little as they like. Suitable for ages 7–12 Shipley Library Tuesday 11 August, 10am-12 noon Eccleshill Library Tuesday 11 August, 1.30pm-3.30pm Booking essential. Contact the library directly to reserve a place. Author Talk, Bill Broady, Local Studies Local author Bill Broady will be talking about “the hows of writing as well as the whys and what-abouts.” His 2024 novel ‘The Night-Soil Men’ focused on the Independent Labour Party in Bradford and was heavily researched. He describes his latest book ‘There's No 'F' In Wonderful’ as “a work of purer fiction.” Bill says “I'm an instinctive not an analytical writer but late in my career I'm beginning to see how the process really works. I hope this talk will be of use to imaginative writers and researchers alike—we are all treading the same road..." These talks are supported by members of FoBALS (Friends of Bradford Archives & Local Studies) with Bradford Local Studies Library and West Yorkshire Archives Bradford. It will take place on Thursday August 13 at 11.30am. The event is free but booking is essential.  Telephone 01274 433688, Email local.studies@bradford.gov.uk.   Dancing Giraffes - Summer Reading Challenge Event Dancing Giraffes with Nicola Storr Inspired by the much-loved story Giraffes Can't Dance, this hands-on workshop combines storytelling, music and craft. Children will create their own split-pin giraffe before bringing it to life with plenty of dancing and movement. The session encourages creativity, fine motor skills and confidence, finishing with a fun group showcase. Suitable for ages 4–7 Bingley Library Thursday 13 August, 11am-12 noon Booking essential. Contact the library directly to reserve a place. Expressive Drawing with Nicola Storr Let your imagination take the lead in this unique drawing workshop. Starting with a poem, children will listen, imagine and transform sounds into shapes, lines and patterns. Using music and rhythm for inspiration, they'll experiment freely before turning their artwork into a mini zine to take home and share. Suitable for ages 10–12 Next Steps for School Leavers School Leavers wondering about what to do next are invited to an event in Shipley Enterprise Hub (Shipley Library) on Weds Aug 26, 1pm-6pm.  Bradford College, Shipley College, Skillshouse and Skills for Work will be on hand to give advice and support.  We will also have a fantastic session, courtesy of Tom Chilton of The Bothy, who will be offering interview techniques for school leavers.  Don't miss this informative event! https://www.ticketsource.com/bradfordlibraries/t-gljnzqp Calling all Poets! Bradford Open Mic Wednesday 5th August, Bradford City Library , 7 - 9pm Join us for an evening of sharing and listening to wonderful words crafted into poetry. All welcome, new and established poets - those who want to share and those who just want to listen. The theme for the Timed Poetry Challenge is 'The Creams of August'. Write a poem of 30 seconds or 60 seconds to take part. This event is free - no need to book.  Creative Writing for Youngsters- Summer Reading Challenge Event Find Your Writing Rhythm with Andrea Hardaker Calling all budding authors and poets! Join local writer Andrea Hardaker for a creative writing workshop inspired by this year's Summer Reading Challenge theme, Read to the Beat. Through fun activities and writing prompts, children will develop their storytelling skills and discover their own creative voice. Suitable for ages 8–12 only.  Wyke Library Wednesday 12 August, 10am-11.30am Laisterdyke Library Friday 14 August, 10am-11.30am Booking essential. Contact the library directly to reserve a place. Beehive Poets at City Library Beehive Poets featuring Judith Willson and Nick Allen Friday 7th August in Bradford City Library, 7-9pm  Free - no need to book, all welcome. Join us for an evening of poetry with readings from Judith Willson. Judith grew up in Manchester and lives in Hebden Bridge. Her first collection, Crossing the Mirror Line, was published by Carcanet Press in 2017. Her second, Fleet (Carcanet 2021), explores lost voices and histories within historical records. In 2018 she collaborated with the visual artist Heather Boxall to create an installation based on colour names, and in 2025 again exhibited poetry alongside work by Heather. Her most recent publication is This Craft (Shearsman 2026), a chapbook reimagining the elusive, ambiguous landscapes created by the nineteenth-century photographer PH Emerson. Free Creative Writing and Printmaking Workshops Exciting opportunity to take part in two free workshops - Creative Writing and Printmaking! We are thrilled to be partnering with People Powered Press to offer two FREE workshops exploring peace and what it means to you. Friday 14th August, Wyke Library. 2-4pm. A free creative writing with poet Antony Dunn — the winner of this year’s prestigious Northern Writer’s Award for Poetry — exploring themes of peacefulness and what peace means to you. Open to people totally new to writing and established writers. You'll be supported by Antony to find your inner poet and come away with a poem you have written. Friday 28th August, People Powered Press Shipley. Times to be confirmed - to suit participants. A free and fun group printmaking workshop at the World-Record Holding People Powered Press in Shipley. This hands-on group session will allow you to play with traditional printing techniques and materials and use the People Powered Press’ very special press. No experience necessary — you’ll make a print at the size of your choosing using words inspired by your writing workshop and create a beautiful print to take away. Free travel People Powered Press can be made available for those that need it from Wyke Library. You will be invited to have a copy of your print exhibited at The Peace Museum. Both workshops are free but we do just ask participants are able to commit to taking part in both workshops. Book on https://www.ticketsource.com/bradfordlibraries/t-dkjemqx Please email christina.wilson@bradford.gov.uk with any questions. Not too late to join this year's Summer Reading Challenge! Ready to join the Summer Reading Challenge? We have LOTS of fun activities as part of this year's Summer Reading Challenge: Read to the Beat, a free reading adventure for children inspired by music, creativity and storytelling. Children can sign up at any Bradford library, collect rewards as they read and enjoy a summer packed with exciting events and activities. If you haven't joined yet, it's not too late! Pop into your local library to sign up, borrow some books and start your reading journey. Then book onto one of our fantastic workshops and bring your stories to life through rap, writing, art and creativity this summer. Spaces are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.

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What's on at the Camden Fringe Festival 2026

Not going to the Edinburgh Fringe this year? Well, if you're in London, why not check out these shows that are taking part in the Camden Fringe Festival!

La Fenêtre | Etcetera Theatre | 13-14 August, 17:00 & 15-16 August, 15:00

Nuovo Orizzonte | Theatro Technis | 5-6 August, 21:00

Love vs Fear and My Mothers Prayers | The SPID Theatre | 13-16 August, 19:30 & 15-16 August, 14:30

Bincels | Camden People's Theatre | 16-17 August, 21:00

subj:medeA | Theatro Technis | 7 August | 19:00

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What's on this August at the museum |  

Supercharge your summer at the Science Museum 

With the summer in full swing, we've got everything you need for a special day out at the museum this August.

This month, you can catch our free Future of Food exhibition before it closes, enjoy discounted tickets to Wonderlab, join free hands-on workshops with the Environment Agency and much more. Plus, we're celebrating an anniversary for our very own piece of the Moon.

Read on for all your summer highlights — don't miss out on the fun.

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Final weeks: Future of Food

This month is your last chance to see Future of Food, our special exhibition that's 'a fun, free way to explore how science is reshaping food' (London Standard). 

See fascinating objects like a 3,500-year-old loaf of bread, take part in multiplayer interactive games and discover the answers to vital questions about the future of our plate and our planet. Closes 1 September.

Visit for free 🍎

Hours of hands-on fun for less

The Government's Great British Summer Savings scheme continues this month, which means cheaper tickets for children and families to museum favourites like our unmissable interactive experience Wonderlab. You can get even better discounts by booking ahead or at our quieter times.

Keep an eye out on the day of your visit for Are We There Yet, a new live show that's all about travel, packed with exciting experiments and included with your Wonderlab ticket.

Book your tickets 🧪

Celebrate a piece of lunar history

55 years ago today, astronaut David Scott picked up what would become known as the 'Great Scott' rock from the surface of the Moon, as part of the Apollo 15 mission. 

After the astronauts and their sample returned to Earth, a fragment of this 3.3-billion-year-old rock made its way to the Science Museum — and you can get up close to this chunk of lunar history in our free Space gallery.

Find out more 🌕

Immerse yourself in a world of bubbles

Join our Explainers for Bubble Explorers, our exciting live show packed with surprising science for young children and their families.

Full of hands-on play and wow moments, including the chance to step inside a giant bubble, it's a great way for little ones to have fun while igniting their science curiosity.

Join the fun this summer 🫧

Inspiring workshops with the Environment Agency

Calling all aspiring scientists, engineers, and environmentalists! Join our free Careers Live sessions this month in Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery for hands-on activities with STEM professionals from the Environment Agency, starting 4 August.

This year marks 50 years since the 1976 drought, one of the most significant environmental events in UK history, so drop in to learn from the experts how we can protect our precious water.

Discover more 💧

Play the night away

Join our next Power Up Evening Session on Thursday 20 August for exclusive after-hours access to more than 160 consoles and hundreds of iconic games.

Put your skills to the test in our gaming competition and enjoy access to a special lineup of games featuring horror and FPS classics like including Resident Evil, Dead Space, Doom and Half-Life. Ages 18+ only.

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Official London Theatre Kids Week

20 July – 31 August

Kids Go Free to top London shows this summer with Official London Theatre’s Kids Week!

From 20 July – 31 August, children 17 and under can see shows for free with an adult paying full price, plus an additional two children can attend for half price.  

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London Literature Festival

TUE 20 OCT – SUN 1 NOV

Dua Lipa brings her passion for the written and spoken word as curator of the 2026 festival, with guests including Malorie Blackman, Mustafa, Caleb Azumah Nelson, Patti Smith, Zadie Smith, Kae Tempest and more.

Sounds up your street? Our Members’ presale opens today at 10am – join now for the opportunity to book tickets before everyone else.

While we offer our Members an exclusive presale, we can’t guarantee that you’ll successfully book, as we anticipate a very high demand for tickets.

Southbank Centre Members’ exclusive presale ticket access to London Literature Festival opens at 10am. General sale opens on Wednesday 5 August at 10am.

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Fill your year

Start filling your diary with a Membership so full, one feels like many. As a Member you’ll enjoy:

• Presale access to London Literature Festival, and much more year-round.
• No booking fees, saving you £4 per booking.
• Unlimited access to the Hayward Gallery, including Anish Kapoor and Nan Goldin: You Never Did Anything Wrong.
• From 10% to 40% off in cafes, restaurants and shops across the Southbank Centre.

Upgrade your visit with Membership Plus, giving you access to:

• Your own Members’ Lounge on the top floor of the Royal Festival Hall, with a daily £5 happy hour from 5pm to 6pm. Perfect for pre-show tipples with knockout views of the Thames.
• Ticket offers during Members’ Weeks.
• A guest pass to the Hayward Gallery.

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The Members’ presale for London Literature Festival opens today at 10am. The waiting room opens at 9.30am.

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Cairngorms National Park © VS / Allan Myles Embrace our wild spaces National Parks offer up vast landscapes and unforgettable outdoor escapes. Whether you're seeking mountain views, peaceful woodland trails or nights beneath star-filled skies, there's no better place to slow down. Find time to switch off and just be in the moment, at one with nature's awe-inspiring wonder. Explore National Parks

Wild Braemar © VS / Mat Hay Stay close to nature Enjoy the beauty of the outdoors with unique glamping stays that combine comfort with unforgettable surroundings. Plan a glamping trip

Caerlaverock Castle, Dumfries © Visit South West Scotland / Ben Bush Experience the country after dark Incredible stargazing spots await. Where clear nights reveal views of shimmering views of the cosmos and beyond. Discover Dark Sky Parks

Falls of Moness, Birks of Aberfeldy © VS / Kenny Lam Discover Big Tree Country Wander amongst Perthshire's age-old forests, scenic waterfalls and charming historic towns in the heart of Scotland. Head to Perthshire

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© Discover Scottish Gardens / Julie Howden Go beyond the usual attractions Looking for something unique on your next Scottish break? This September unlock a different side of Scotland with special Doors Open Days. Don't miss your exclusive access to fascinating buildings, hidden spaces and local stories you won't find in the guidebooks. Explore new events

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Ireland, in season The island runs on light, not heat. Here is the calendar, coast by coast.

Ireland gives you seventeen hours of daylight in June and seven and a half in December. The temperature barely notices the difference, so nobody plans this island around heat. You plan it around light, and around who else had the same idea. The season runs May to September, and it splits by coast: the west gets the long bright evenings first, Kerry keeps its spectacle for high summer, and Dublin holds its best month back for autumn. Pick your coast first. The month sorts itself.

Where to go, when

MAY TO JUNE Galway and the west May and June are the sunniest months on Met Éireann's books, and the west wears them best: light on Galway Bay until ten at night, the Cliffs of Moher before the coach season starts, buskers working Quay Street like it is a stage. Connemara's lakes hold the light long after the pubs have filled.

 

JULY TO AUGUST Kerry and the southwest High summer belongs to Kerry. Every August, Killorglin pulls a wild mountain goat down from the MacGillycuddy's Reeks and crowns him King Puck for three days of horse fairs and midnight fireworks. The puffins leave Skellig Michael by the first week of August, and the sea reaches fifteen degrees, which is Ireland's idea of swimming weather.

 

SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER Dublin and the east September clears the stage. The schools go back, the coach parks empty, and the sea is warmer than it was in June. Then Dublin starts talking: the Fringe fills basements and back rooms for a fortnight, the Theatre Festival takes over into October, and the session in the corner of the pub gets its room back.

And the rain? It is real, and it is unevenly shared: Kerry's Valentia Observatory records roughly two and a half times what Dublin Airport gets in a year, which is why the west looks the way it does. There is no dry season, only softer months. For a first trip, May to September is the honest answer, and May and September are its quiet ends.

Three trips that get the timing right

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S Sharon  · Verified TourRadar traveller ★★★★★ “We thoroughly enjoyed our 10 day tour of Ireland, thanks in large part to our fabulous driver & guide, Jimmy Kinsella! We will definitely do a small group tour again!” On 10-Day Ultimate Ireland Small Group Tour

When you are ready, the trip part is handled: stays, transport and a guide who has done the route a hundred times. You pick the month. Every departure comes with 24/7 support from our Travel Experts. See the Ireland trips

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Kirklees Libraries Chess and Board Games Club at Mirfield Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 12:30 | +1   Chess and board games group  Read more Coffee Morning at Skelmanthorpe Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:30 - 12:30 | +1   CCoffee morning with board games, jigsaws and puzzles  Read more Dementia Support at Cleckheaton Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:30 - 12:30 | +2   Activities and support for people with dementia every Monday and Friday  Read more Digital Drop In at Huddersfield Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 12:00 - 14:00 | +1   IT support drop in for help with any IT related issues  Read more Meet, Try, Learn at Batley Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 13:00 - 15:00 | +1   Meet new people and learn new skills!  Read more Board Games Club at Golcar Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 13:00 - 14:30 | +1   Board games group  Read more View more by clicking   here

Kirklees Museums National Gallery Art on Your Doorstep: Family Art Club  Thu, 6.8.2026 11:00 - 12:00 | +1   Bring the National Gallery to life with these fun, hands-on art workshops inspired by paintings in the Art on Your Doorstep exhibition.  Read more The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 17:00 | +6   Fourteen life-size reproductions of National Gallery paintings are to be displayed throughout the Oakwell estate.  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

Art Markets & Craft Fairs The Clay MIll: Ceramic Large Flower Making Workshop  Sat, 8.8.2026 13:30 - 16:00  Large Garden Ceramic Flowers: Make a Flower for decor, attract the birds and the bees! Suitable for beginners and those who want to try new processes  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

Books & Literature Board Games for Adults at Heckmondwike Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 17:00 - 19:00  Free session with board games, cards and refreshments. Every Tuesday  Read more W.I. Friends Group at Marsden Library  Thu, 6.8.2026 10:00 - 12:00  Activities including guest speakers, quizzes and crafts. Meets monthly.  Read more Walking Group at Cleckheaton Library  Thu, 6.8.2026 10:00 - 12:00  A gentle low-level walk starting and ending at Cleckheaton library. Fortnightly on Thursday  Read more Games and Coffee at Lindley Library  Thu, 6.8.2026 14:15 - 16:00  Free session with board games, cards and refreshments. Every Thursday  Read more Story & Rhyme Time at Holmfirth Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:30 - 11:00  Stories and crafts for under 5s.  Read more Coffee Connections at the Chestnut Centre  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:00 - 12:00  Drop in event for people new to Huddersfield. Monthly on a Tuesday  Read more View more by clicking   here

Kirklees Town Halls Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | FAMILY NATURE TRAIL  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 16:00 | +5   Activity Information Get outdoors and enjoy our fun family nature trail around the grounds of Cliffe House. The trail is family and buggy friendly, so ...  Read more Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | POND DIPPING  Wed, 5.8.2026 10:00 - 11:00 | +4   Activity Information Enjoy exploring the ponds in the grounds of Cliffe House, looking out for minibeasts, bugs, and all kinds of pond life, all while ...  Read more Musical Theatre Classes  Wed, 5.8.2026 18:15 - 19:15  Enrolling now for September  Read more Cliffe House l Summer Activity Programme 2026 - ARCHERY  Fri, 7.8.2026 10:00 - 11:00 | +4   Activity Information Join our activity instructors in learning how to draw the arrow, balance the bow & fire at a distance target - Challenge your fam ...  Read more Civic Dinner 2026  Fri, 7.8.2026 19:00 - 19:00  This is an annual event hosted by the Mayor to celebrate the start of their term of office. £36  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

Children & Families Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | FAMILY NATURE TRAIL  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 16:00 | +5   Activity Information Get outdoors and enjoy our fun family nature trail around the grounds of Cliffe House. The trail is family and buggy friendly, so ...  Read more Budding Builders Lego and Duplo Club at Denby Dale Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:30 - 12:30  Get creative and build exciting things with Lego and Duplo at this fun and free family drop-in session. Lego and Duplo provided. Children of all ages ...  Read more Rhymetime at Huddersfield Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 11:00 - 11:30  Stories, rhymes and crafts for under 5s.  Read more Baby & Me at the Greenwood Centre  Tue, 4.8.2026 13:30 - 14:30  Fun activities for toddlers. Every Tuesday afternoon.  Read more Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | POND DIPPING  Wed, 5.8.2026 10:00 - 11:00 | +4   Activity Information Enjoy exploring the ponds in the grounds of Cliffe House, looking out for minibeasts, bugs, and all kinds of pond life, all while ...  Read more Rhymetime at Kirkburton Library  Wed, 5.8.2026 10:30 - 11:00  Singing & Activities for Toddlers  Read more View more by clicking   here

Exhibitions National Gallery Art on Your Doorstep: Family Art Club  Thu, 6.8.2026 11:00 - 12:00 | +1   Bring the National Gallery to life with these fun, hands-on art workshops inspired by paintings in the Art on Your Doorstep exhibition.  Read more LR Vandy: Rise  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:00 - 18:00 | +5   Rise is an ambitious first solo museum exhibition by LR Vandy, created for The Weston Gallery.  Read more The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 17:00 | +6   Fourteen life-size reproductions of National Gallery paintings are to be displayed throughout the Oakwell estate.  Read more Hold to this Earth: Works by Contemporary Indigenous North American Artists from Tia Collection  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:00 - 18:00 | +5   Headlining our 2026 programme is a major presentation of work by contemporary Indigenous American artists from Tia Collection.  Read more Bren Head: SIMULACRUM  Sat, 4.7.2026 00:00 - Sat, 15.8.2026 00:00  The Long Wall Gallery is proud to present Bren Head’s evocative portraits and figurative works as part of Holmfirth Artweek.  Read more EXHIBITION: Post Office Cultures  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 15:00 | +5   Post Office Cultures invites visitors to explore the histories, memories and meanings of post offices in the UK and India through creative scanning pr ...  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

Festivals & Carnivals EFMO: live music and pizza  Sun, 9.8.2026 12:00 - 16:00  Music from Macedonia, Italy, Scotland, Poland, Serbia, Ukraine, Iceland, Portugal... Casual setting, suitable for everyone of all ages.  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

History & Heritage Family History at Kirkburton Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 16:00 - 18:00  Local history and genealogy support  Read more National Gallery Art on Your Doorstep: Family Art Club  Thu, 6.8.2026 11:00 - 12:00 | +1   Bring the National Gallery to life with these fun, hands-on art workshops inspired by paintings in the Art on Your Doorstep exhibition.  Read more Local History Group at Kirkheaton Library  Thu, 6.8.2026 18:00 - 19:00  Informal group for people interested in genealogy and local history  Read more The Whit Monday 1944 Flood Trail  Wed, 11.2.2026 00:00 - Thu, 31.12.2026 00:00  This trail follows key locations along the route of the 1944 Flood and helps to explain what occurred on that fateful day.  Read more The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 17:00 | +6   Fourteen life-size reproductions of National Gallery paintings are to be displayed throughout the Oakwell estate.  Read more Summer Holidays at the National Coal Mining Museum  Sat, 18.7.2026 00:00 - Sun, 30.8.2026 00:00  Join us from Saturday 18 July until Sunday 30 August for a holiday themed summer of family fun!  Read more View more by clicking   here

Music School’s Out! DJ Skills  Tue, 4.8.2026 00:00 - Wed, 5.8.2026 00:00  Spend two days getting hands on experience in how to make your own DJ mixes. Open to young people in school years 7 – 11.  Read more European Folk Music Orchestra  Tue, 4.8.2026 18:00 - 19:30  Folk Orchestra open rehearsals for musicians of any ability, in Marden on Tuesdays  Read more Jazz at the Huddersfield Head of Steam  Wed, 5.8.2026 20:00 - 22:00  Wednesday Evening Jazz  Read more White Rose Strummers Intermediate Ukulele at Cleckheaton Library  Thu, 6.8.2026 13:30 - 15:30  Learn to play Ukulele.  Read more Weekly Rehearsals - new members are welcome  Thu, 6.8.2026 19:30 - 21:30  Do you love singing? WHY NOT JOIN US  Read more Dave Formula & Noko  Thu, 6.8.2026 20:00 - 22:00  Two members of the legendary post-punk band Magazine bring an evening of classic material to The Parish.  Read more View more by clicking   here

Summer Holidays Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | FAMILY NATURE TRAIL  Mon, 3.8.2026 10:00 - 16:00 | +5   Activity Information Get outdoors and enjoy our fun family nature trail around the grounds of Cliffe House. The trail is family and buggy friendly, so ...  Read more School’s Out! DJ Skills  Tue, 4.8.2026 00:00 - Wed, 5.8.2026 00:00  Spend two days getting hands on experience in how to make your own DJ mixes. Open to young people in school years 7 – 11.  Read more European Folk Music Orchestra  Tue, 4.8.2026 18:00 - 19:30  Folk Orchestra open rehearsals for musicians of any ability, in Marden on Tuesdays  Read more Drawing from Nature  Tue, 4.8.2026 18:00 - 19:30  Outdoor art making sessions exploring natural materials on the allotment  Read more Cliffe House | Summer Activity Programme 2026 | POND DIPPING  Wed, 5.8.2026 10:00 - 11:00 | +4   Activity Information Enjoy exploring the ponds in the grounds of Cliffe House, looking out for minibeasts, bugs, and all kinds of pond life, all while ...  Read more SCRAPtastic crafts at Acorn & Pip  Wed, 5.8.2026 14:00 - 16:00  Family crafts using recycled materials  Read more View more by clicking   here

Textiles Knit and Natter at Rawthorpe & Dalton Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:15 - 12:15  Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts. They are free of charge to attend and participants h ...  Read more Knit and Natter at Birstall Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 13:00 - 15:00  Knitting and crochet for charity.  Read more Knit and Natter at Honley Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 13:30 - 15:00  Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts.  Read more Knit and Natter at Marsden Library  Wed, 5.8.2026 13:30 - 15:00  Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts.  Read more Knit and Natter at Meltham Library  Wed, 5.8.2026 13:30 - 15:30  Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts.  Read more Knit and Natter at Skelmanthorpe Library  Wed, 5.8.2026 14:00 - 15:00  Knit and Natter Groups are for adults who enjoy knitting, crochet, cross stitch and other crafts. They are free of charge to attend and participants h ...  Read more View more by clicking   here

Theatre Dinky Disco: Festival Style!  Fri, 7.8.2026 12:00 - 14:00  BACK FOR OUR 4TH YEAR, WE'RE ONCE AGAIN TAKING OUR SELL-OUT DINKY DISCO OUTDOORS FOR A DANCE PARTY OF EPIC PROPORTIONS! Join us for festival fun this ...  Read more Firewalk Challenge  Sat, 8.8.2026 19:30 - 22:30  A CHARITY CHALLENGE LIKE NO OTHER Join us at Lawrence Batley Theatre for an unforgettable Firewalk experience—whether you're taking on the challenge ...  Read more View more by clicking   Go to search

Workshops & Courses Digital Drop In at Huddersfield Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 12:00 - 14:00 | +1   IT support drop in for help with any IT related issues  Read more Chess Club at Mirfield Library  Mon, 3.8.2026 16:30 - 18:30 | +1   Chess club at Mirfield library. Every Monday evening.  Read more School’s Out! DJ Skills  Tue, 4.8.2026 00:00 - Wed, 5.8.2026 00:00  Spend two days getting hands on experience in how to make your own DJ mixes. Open to young people in school years 7 – 11.  Read more Digital Drop In at Marsden Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:00 - 12:00  IT support drop in for help with any IT related issues  Read more Drop-In IT Support at Dewsbury Library  Tue, 4.8.2026 10:00 - 12:00  One-on-one support to learn and use digital devices. Every Tuesday morning.  Read more Welcome Taster Session  Tue, 4.8.2026 11:00 - 12:00  Find out more about what hoot offers before deciding if you want to join a session  Read more View more by clicking   here

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Film Screening - Agent of Happiness Join Sheffield Libraries and Sheffield DocFest for South Asian Heritage Month for Agent of Happiness film screening. A happiness surveyor in the Kingdom of Bhutan grapples with his own contentment in this light-hearted yet fascinating probe into how happiness can be measured. Employed by the Bhutanese government, Amber Gurung travels across mountainous regions to gather data from citizens to measure the country’s gross national happiness. The 148 questions featured in the survey are straightforward, but they draw out the participants’ personal stories, along with a range of emotions that the survey cannot possibly encapsulate. Carpenter Room, Sheffield Central Library Wednesday 12 August 6pm - 7.30pm. As this film does not have an official BBFC age classification, attendees should be over 18. This film is subtitled. Book via Eventbrite Books without Borders Exhibition An exhibition of artists’ books created by members of ABC (Sheffield) Artists Book Club who have taken part in collaborative and group projects over 18 months is being showcased in The Central Library from 1 - 31 August 2026. Join us for two special events to meet the artists behind our latest exhibition, Books Without Borders, and discover the fascinating world of artists' books. Chat with participating artists, learn about their creative processes, and get hands-on with a unique selection of artists' books that blur the boundaries between art, storytelling and bookmaking. Whether you're an art enthusiast, maker, or simply curious, this free, informal drop-in event offers a chance to explore, ask questions and gain new insights into contemporary artistic practice. Sheffield Central Library Wednesday 12 August, 2.30pm - 4.30pm Saturday 22 August, 2.30pm - 3.30pm Game Night in the Library Did you know we do boards games too? Available to borrow in The Central Library. But if you're not sure where to start, join our Board Game evening, where you can play modern board games and meet people at our monthly socials. Whether you're a veteran gamer or a newcomer to the hobby, adults of all ages are welcome to join us for an evening of laughter, strategy, and fun. Sheffield Central Library Wednesday 19 August 5pm - 7.30pm.   Book via Eventbrite Driving Theory Practice Did you know that access to Theory Test Pro comes free with your Sheffield Library membership? offering a simple way to help with exam preparation and learning. With access to the entire official test question bank, mock tests, hazard perception video clips and an online version of the Highway Code, new drivers can build confidence, track progress and strengthen their knowledge across a wide range of subjects. Theory Test Pro is licensed from the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Register for free and get on the road with Sheffield Libraries. Find out more about Test Theory Pro Have you been forwarded this email? Sign up to the newsletter below: Sign up to Libraries newsletter

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This Sunday evening across Lincolnshire features live entertainment and community events, including a George Michael tribute show by Rob Lamberti at STACK Lincoln at 7:45 PM, jazz with The Hubtone Trio at the Lincoln Jazz Cafe, and Skatopia as part of the Skegness Carnival weekend.

Live Music & Entertainment

Rob Lamberti Tribute: Enjoy George Michael and Wham! hits at STACK Lincoln starting at 7:45 PM.
The Hubtone Trio: Catch a live evening jazz performance at the Lincoln Jazz Cafe.
Skegness Carnival: Check out Skatopia and local festivities around Lumley Square. 

Afternoon Activities & Community Events

Motorbike Rally: Visit the rally in Saxilby at The Anglers to view vintage and sports bikes while raising funds for the Air Ambulance.
Historical Tours: Explore the immersive galleries and peaceful gardens at the International Bomber Command Centre in Lincoln.
Falconry and Crafts: Stop by the community falconry display and craft stalls in Navenby. 

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Record Crowd Brings Newbury Racecourse’s Summer Evening Series With Hits Radio To A Spectacular Close More than 5,800 racegoers enjoyed last month's Ibiza Beach Club raceday, breaking Summer Evening Series attendance records. The evening combined competitive racing with a vibrant Ibiza Beach Club afterparty. Read More

Newbury Racecourse’s Schools’ Celebration Raceday Takes Shape As 4,000 Free Tickets Requested By Pupils & Parents Newbury Racecourse’s brand-new Schools’ Celebration Raceday is now less than three weeks away and the day will combine thrilling racing with a packed programme of family entertainment, interactive activities and exclusive experiences – all for free. Read More

BHA Confirms ITV-backed Changes To Christmas Period Fixtures The BHA has confirmed a number of changes to the 2026 Christmas fixture schedule - including for Newbury's Coral Challow Hurdle - to deliver four consecutive days of ITV racing coverage from 26 December to 29 December. Read More

26 Entered For The Visit Malta Hungerford Stakes The Visit Malta Hungerford Stakes, open to horses aged three and above, has received 26 early entries. Run over seven furlongs for an increased prize fund of £165,000, the Group 2 contest takes place at Newbury on Saturday 15 August. Read More

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Win a Trip to Malta Holiday at Visit Malta Hungerford Weekend, courtesy of Visit Malta Thanks to our exciting partnership with Visit Malta, two lucky attendees at this month's Visit Malta Hungerford Weekend – one on Friday and one on Saturday – will win a dream holiday to Malta, including flights and luxury accommodation! To be in to win, simply join us on Friday 14th August for Tinie Tempah or Saturday 15th August for Jessie J, as everyone in attendance will be in with a chance of winning the big prize.

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Pupils & Parents To Enjoy Racing For Free This August Courtesy Of Newbury’s School Celebration Raceday Pupils from pre-primary, primary and secondary schools across Berkshire and the surrounding counties can enjoy free admission to our School Celebration Raceday on Wednesday 26th August through Newbury Racecourse's popular Under 18s Go Free scheme.  Each pupil can also claim up to two complimentary adult tickets, with additional family tickets available at a heavily discounted rate.

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Newbury Racecourse Members and ticket buyers can enjoy 10% off participating brands at Frasers Plus Designer Outlet Swindon Home to over 90 leading designer and high street brands, with savings of up to 60% year-round, Designer Outlet Swindon offers a fantastic shopping experience just off the M4. To redeem, simply present a valid Newbury Racecourse ticket or Membership at Guest Services to receive your discount card.

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The Summer Evening Series' 70s Disco vibes were on point 🪩🕺 Watch Video Thrilling racing and boot-scootin' line dancing 🤠 Watch Video

Racing Welfare's Brecon Beacons 10 Peak Challenge ⛰️ Thank you to everyone who supported the Newbury Racecourse team, helping raise more than £3,700 for Racing Welfare's vital work 💙🫶🏻 View Post 🗣️ “I don’t try to buy cheap horses. I try to buy nice horses, cheaply.” 👏 Purchased for just £6,000 at the Goffs Premier Sale, Anthelia went on to win 2025's Weatherbys Super Sprint - a third race victory for trainer Rod Millman 🏆 Watch Video

A brilliant ride, a brilliant result 🏆 Saffie Osbourne chats about Zigazig Ah’s courageous victory in the 2026 Weatherbys Super Sprint 🏇 Watch Video Dressed to Impress ✨ We handed out on-the-spot Style Awards courtesy of Parkway Shopping Centre, and you all dressed to impress View Photos

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