This new display by artist Sarah Casey, explores the fragile state of glacial archaeology through delicate, atmospheric work inspired by objects emerging from ice in the Swiss Alps.
Taking its title from the scientific term for receding glaciers Negative Mass Balance reflects on the unprecedented melting of alpine ice, which reveals ancient artefacts preserved for millennia.
When a shipwreck leaves a robot named Roz stranded on a wild island, she must learn to adapt, befriend the animals, and discover what it truly means to belong.
Based on the best-selling series by Peter Brown. After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot called Roz is stranded on an uninhabited island. To survive the harsh environment, Roz bonds with the island's animals and cares for an orphaned baby goose.
BBFC age rating: PG
A grown-up Christopher Robin reunites with Winnie the Pooh and friends, rediscovering the magic of childhood, imagination, and what truly matters in life
Christopher Robin can’t understand how Winnie the Pooh has found his way to London but realises he must take him back to the Hundred Acre Wood. He’s sad to find the Wood rather run-down and all of his old friends are nowhere to be seen. He eventually discovers them hiding from the heffalumps. Christopher Robin must save them from their fears and at the same time save himself from the dull person he has become.
Our short film programme, featuring shorts from filmmakers from around the world, offers something for everyone!
Our short film programme is packed with inspiring stories for young audiences! Follow a brave snail conquering its fears, a determined penguin with big dreams of becoming a postman, and so much more in this collection of short films.
This programme of short films is being held over a number of venues throughout Leeds!
This is the first survey and most comprehensive exhibition of the work of artist Roger Ackling (1947-2014), one of the most quietly influential artists of the late twentieth century.
North Bar proudly presents painter Nick Smith's 'Borderlines' as our April exhibition.
Nick Smith is a graduate from Leeds Art University who was born in Oxford and now lives in Ilkley, West Yorkshire. Having only been painting since 2020, he has quickly found his feet and love for architectural form. He has shown his work at the Ones to Watch 2022 exhibition at Sunny Bank Mills, and also in the Tinker Gallery in Ilkley, Open Gallery in Halifax, Skipton town hall and Fresh space in Hackney Wick, London.
Our short film programme, featuring shorts from filmmakers from around the world, offers something for everyone!
Our short film programme is packed with inspiring stories for young audiences! Follow a brave snail conquering its fears, a determined penguin with big dreams of becoming a postman, and so much more in this collection of short films.
This programme of short films is being held over a number of venues throughout Leeds!
A new generation of Railway Children embarks on a heartwarming adventure, helping a young soldier in need and discovering the true meaning of bravery, friendship, and home.
The Railway Children Return is a sequel set during World War II, where three children, Lily, Pattie, and Ted, are evacuated from the bombing-stricken city of Manchester to the rural Yorkshire village of Oakworth, where they are welcomed by Bobbie Waterbury and her family - daughter Annie and grandson Thomas.
Recommended age 8+
Join us to celebrate 70 years of this heartwarming romantic adventure, a timeless re-telling of the 1955 animated classic.
A man is shipwrecked on a deserted island and encounters a big red turtle, which changes his life.
A man gets shipwrecked off the coast of a deserted island, home to countless turtles, crabs and birds. Later, he encounters a red turtle, which leaves an impact on his life.
Recommended age 8+