As part of Women's History Month, join us to explore our Victorian Street, focussing on the female residents and visitors who may have been there.
The tours is led by museum staff who will share insights on what life would have been like for women at this time.
Normal admission applies.
No pre booking required.
For his second Leeds Jazz Festival 2025 show, Leeds world music/global beats boss promoter Lubi Jovanovic is bringing the mambo and salsa fire to Belgrave Music Hall on Friday 23rd May. Live on stage, top 12 piece mambo/Afro-Cuban jazz/salsa ensemble Orchestra Mambo International. If you love the music of Latin legends Tito Puente, Ray Barretto and Eddie Palmieri, you will love this band.
Jazzleeds are pleased to welcome to Leeds Jazz Festival trumpeter Jay Phelps who has curated an exceptional show which will bring together the best of Miles Davis from 1958 and 1959. Canadian born Phelps has had a career spanning radio presenting for Jazz FM and Worldwide FM, as well as creating the Youtube documentary series Ear to the Ground. Jay has performed with some of the world’s top artists such as Wynton Marsalis, Shabaka Hutchings, Amy Winehouse and Wizkid.
Blur the Lines featuring Jamettone will be an innovative showcase of improvised live music and inspiring performances from Leeds based poets, rappers, singers and musicians.
It’s been quite the journey so far for Lence and Blur the Lines with sold out shows at Leeds Playhouse, an historic event at Leeds Library and multiple appearances at Leeds Literature Festival. This time they are joined by Jamettone, a collective of exceptional musicians who will be creating improvised instrumentals to accompany the artists on stage.
Longtime Leeds jazz/world music promoter Lubi Jovanovic (DJ Lubi), kicks off his 2025 Leeds Jazz Festival program at The Attic (Sheaf Street) on Thursday 22nd May.
Step into a world of conscious shopping at Mindful Market in the heart of Leeds!
After years of travelling to you for our self-care eco-resin workshops, Studio Dawn are permanently bringing them to their self-care sanctuary located in Leeds Corn Exchange.
Take some time for you, or with your friends and family to do something other than out for dinner and drinks.
Slow down, be creative and create something with your own hands, to be proud to display in your home as a constant reminder of what you’re capable of and to make sure you continue to take more time for you.
Welcome to a world where not all humans are what they seem...Badgers pass unnoticed among us, piloting BADGER OPERATED PERSONS and getting things JOLLY WELL DONE! But are YOU ready to begin your studies in BADGERING FOR BEGINNERS? Well, sit up straight! Snouts in the air! Let's get jolly well on with it, shall we?!
Join author Susannah Lloyd and illustrator Nici Gregory for an exciting interactive session, featuring illustration, roleplay and games. Part of Leeds Storytelling Festival 2025.
For this week's Visiting Artist's Talk at the University of Leeds we welcome Heather Peak.
Heather Peak has established an ambitious collaborative practice, often with Ivan Morison, over the past twenty years that transcends the divisions between art, architecture, theatre and social practice.
Ruth Steinberg is a story weaver, bringing together stories from her Jewish culture, the life of her family and her husband. Using personal stories, folktales, songs, she takes you on a journey that will make you laugh and cry.
Ruth was born a Jewish Geordie in 1952 in Newcastle upon Tyne. Some say she is clown, a storyteller, a musician. She says she is passionate about using creativity to touch, transform and show the absurdities we live in and with.