Eternal Return is a major exhibition of artist film works by Leeds-born Stuart Croft, the first since his untimely death in 2015. Visitors to the gallery are invited to journey through a sequence of immersive spaces, each containing an infinitely looping narrative film with no distinct beginning, middle or end. The films transport us from the bedroom of a gothic mansion where we eavesdrop on a macabre fable, to the passenger seat of a car on an endless road trip, and from the abandoned film-set of a 1950’s musical, to the claustrophobic vault of a spacecraft flying at blinding speed.

In Jingleton, everyone is very excited. Why? Well, because it's almost Christmas, of course! And if there is one thing Jingleton is famous for, it's the Christmas spirit. Their festive celebrations are magical every December and this year is shaping up to be their best yet. Or, it would have been, but disaster has struck the town! The town Christmas tree has been stolen! When everyone is a suspect and Christmas is on the line, can three children solve the mystery and save the day?

Join us at Aire Park this October half term for LEGO® brick building workshops with LEGO® Brick Artists Kevin Hall and Emily Corl from Brick Galleria.

Guests will have the chance to build creations around the theme of 'Leeds by nature' and be inspired by the soon-to-be-revealed LEGO® brick model of Leeds' iconic Tetley building.

Children must be accompanied by an adult. No children under 4 an be in the workshop area but there will be a DUPLO pit for under 4s available in a separate area.

No booking is required but early arrival is advised.

Leeds Art Gallery presents an exhibition of new works on paper by Curtis Holder following an 18-month artist residency at the Gallery.

The show documents Holder's immersion into the life of the Gallery, exploring the collection, forming bonds with the people he has met, with a particular focus on the connection he made with eight individuals based in Leeds and whose portraits he has drawn.