Flow into the Spring with a revitalising yoga sequence and a two-course brunch, set in the stunning surroundings of Left Bank Leeds.
Bryony will guide you through an energising Vinyasa flow sequence designed to nourish both body and mind. All levels welcome with open arms from complete beginners to seasoned yogis!
Ones to Watch returns to the Gallery for its twelfth year in 2025, showcasing some of the most exciting emerging talent Yorkshire has to offer.
The exhibition brings together work by artists from across disciplines, from painting to sculpture, film, photography, ceramics, design and more.
Opening times: Tuesday-Saturday 10-4, Sunday 12-4. Closed on Mondays.
Come and hear JS Bach’s amazing Mass in B Minor - live!
Two hours of the deepest, most satisfying and joyful music for choir and orchestra you may ever hear - the supreme legacy to us of the greatest composer of the Baroque period, some would say of all time.
Whether it’s the thrill of the high baroque trumpets, the sense of timeless mystery, the singing, or the searing intensity of the final plea for peace, this amazing music is sure to move you, maybe profoundly!
Four Northern lads are given the impossible task of rebuilding Northern masculinity in one night.
Pete thinks we should get rid of this outdated concept forever.
Chris thinks we should listen to the King Charly
Jonny thinks that the only essentials are work, women, food and the gym.
Tommy thinks they’re all idiots and would rather be playing video games.
Everything was perfect in the midnight garden. The flowers grew, the fairies flew, the grobbity grobbits danced a merry dance in the twinkly moonlight. Then one day, without warning, the deranged gardener from next door threw the shed door wide, and let loose the massive-evil-pitchfork-of-doom!
PIXIEMATOSIS is a happy/sad tale of tiny extraordinary creatures living in a nocturnal paradise who realise, far too late, that they are being exploited for a distinctly sinister purpose.
Three brave little Viking girls save the day in this bold and funny adventure story for little rebels, by the creator of the New York Times Best Illustrated Book Little Red and I Can Catch a Monster, Bethan Woollvin.
Once upon a time in a Viking village, everything seems to be going wrong. Chickens are disappearing, trees are falling down, and there's lots and lots of crashing and bashing. The silly Chieftain won't listen to the three littlest Vikings, but can they work together to figure out what's going on and save the day?
Did you know that throughout the month of March - the month in which St Patrick’s Day is internationally celebrated - Irish History Month takes place?
An initiative brought about by the Irish Arts Foundation in Leeds, Irish History Month exists to promote the many positive contributions that Irish people have made in Leeds and also to introduce new audiences to the vibrancy of Irish arts, heritage, culture, and history.
For further information about Irish History Month events please visit the website here.
For this week's Visiting Artist's Talk at the University of Leeds we welcome Thahmina Begum, an interdisciplinary artist, poet and workshop facilitator who lives and works in Leeds.
Thahmina Begum has exhibited internationally, nationally, and hyper locally. Begum is a qualified and registered Art Psychotherapist (HCPC, BATT). Her work explores cultures, identities, belonging and British /Bangladeshi/Muslim Diaspora. Begum’s work explores stories, hidden narratives and storytelling through art and art making.
Visit our Spinning Mill, Twisting and Red Lane Studios during the Print Festival weekend (1-2 March) to see what artists do all day! Meet talented makers and artists, discover their processes and buy new work direct from independent craftspeople.
Open 10am – 4pm on Saturday & Sunday.
FREE ENTRY.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Join us for a restorative and regenerative day of movement, meditation and music medicine
This Spring, Colette, Georgie and Emma invite you to connect with the medicine that is unfurling within. On this day retreat we will explore restorative practices as opportunities to reflect, restore and recharge. You will have the chance to sink into the medicinal qualities of deep rest accompanied by soothing live music from harp, cello and voices as well as begin to emerge from your Winter cocoon through gentle yoga, mantra singing and journaling.