Trad Collective
80 Vicar Lane
leeds
LS1 7JH
United Kingdom
80 Vicar Lane
leeds
LS1 7JH
United Kingdom
Want to learn how to sew but already know a little bit?
Then this sewing basics class level 2 is perfect for you.
Two hours of learning the basics required to start making your own things, focusing on different seams and hems.
Included:
written instructions to take home
free use of our scrap fabrics to practice
Tea and Coffee
Come and let your creativity flow
Space for 10 people per session
Yorkshire has been the battleground for some of the bloodiest, treacherous and the most vicious battels ever fought in Britain. In this talk Josh Flint will explore the battels, sieges and naval battles that have been found in Yorkshire from the 7th to the 20th- centuries and how these extraordinary events are represented in the Leeds Library's Collection.
There will also be an opportunity to browse items from the Yorkshire Battles Leeds Library Collection.
This event is part of the Armed Forces Festival.
Join us in the shop as we welcome Pudsey based Sports Journalist, James Oddy to talk about his latest publication Blue and Amber Voices.
Free stand up comedy every Sunday evening at Boot & Rally, 7.30pm presented by Leeds Comedy Project.
We invite you to our gorgeous, regular yoga space.
It will be held by Loretta (@lorettajasmineyoga, she/her) is a Leeds based practitioner who runs vinyasa and hatha yoga classes, as well as embodied flow, somatic / free movement classes.Hhere, she encourages participants to drop out of the thinking mind and come back home to themselves through their body and breath.
Join us in the shop to talk to debut author Pip Fallow about his compelling memoir, Dragged Up Proppa.
Pip Fellow left school illiterate, prepared only for a life down the mines. This is his story of working-class life in northern England, and the country that would leave people like him behind. Dragged Up Proppa marks the arrival of a major literary working-class voice that needs to be listened to.
East Leeds Community Radio’s “Left of Leeds” is hosting an evening of live experimental music with three exciting guests.
Look forward to seeing art lovers, the crafty and the plain curious.
This market will be jam packed! And maybe the last AHAF we can do at LCX!
Expect the most amazing range of arts, crafts and music!
In this special acoustic performance, Barbara Dickson and her pianist Nick Holland explore her catalogue of songs at an intimate level. The pair let the words and melodies take centre stage as they perform a wonderful range of material drawing on Barbara’s folk roots, contemporary greats, and some of her classic hits.