Since exploding onto the scene in 2016, Blackmore’s Blood has become the go-to tribute for fans of Ritchie Blackmore’s legendary rock years with Deep Purple and Rainbow. With a sound that’s truly authentic and a stage presence bursting with flamboyance, this band doesn’t just play the hits - they deliver the full spectacle, earning rave reviews and packing out venues nationwide.
Gaelforce are a superb Celtic folk rock band with fiddle, highland bagpipes, guitar, bass and drums. Traditional and original songs and tunes from Scotland and Ireland are given the Gaelforce treatment.
New album Solstice is now available including often asked for Morris Mans Blues. Gaelforce have been busy since winning the Great British Folk festival introducing stage in 2023.
In 2025 the band are appearing at the Costa Festival in Ibiza, Fairport's Cropredy Fringe Festival and Ely Folk Festival, plus several others.
In commemoration of Stephen Lawrence Memorial Day, the School of Law at the University of Leeds and Mr Dwayne Hutchinson of AccomplishBCEL® are co-hosting with Leeds Libraries a creative zine-making workshop.
Pyramid, the Leeds-based arts charity supporting people with learning disabilities and/or autism to get into the arts, reveals its ambitions for the next four years. Coined the ‘Pyramid Plan’, this co-written strategy is the brainchild of the charity’s Visioning Group, made up of 10 artists with and without learning disabilities, autism, or both, who lead on the strategic direction of the organisation.
Leeds-based arts charity Pyramid has been shortlisted for the Flare Audio Music and Culture for Wellbeing Award at this year’s Northern Music Awards sponsored by Ticketmaster and Live Nation, hosted by music therapy charity, Nordoff and Robbins.
Build to Rent developer PLATFORM_ has recently collaborated with renowned international street artist Kid Acne to create a major new landmark for Leeds. The art installation will transform the historic Commercial Inn in the heart of Sweetfields, a significant new 1.3 million sqft neighbourhood in Leeds' South Bank.
Spearheading the international Street Art movement, Yorkshire-based Kid Acne has exhibited large-scale artworks across the globe for over twenty years, from Rome and Los Angeles to Beijing and Paris.
One of the best ways to access and see our amazing collections is to enjoy our behind-the-scenes tours. From toucans and telephones, to meteorites and masks, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
This event is give what you can. We don't want price to be a barrier to a great experience. Simply pick the price you can give and enjoy your visit.
Please email discovery.centre@leeds.gov.uk if you have any access needs you think we should be aware of.
Join us for a unique creative experience blending sound, mindfulness, and art!
Guided by conceptual artist Delilah Sykes, this workshop invites you to explore the world around you through deep listening and creative expression. We’ll kick things off with a group sound walk through Burley Park and the surrounding area, where the group will capture the ambient sounds of the environment using recording equipment. It's all about following your ears, tuning into your surroundings, and embracing the power of mindful listening.
Join us back at the Brudenell as we celebrate all things piano to mark the tenth edition of Piano Day. Expect a typically varied and captivating evening of live music centred around the piano, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It’s piano music; for everyone.
We are delighted to welcome Cloth to Jumbo for a special in-store gig to celebrate the release of their new album 'Pink Silence'. The band will take to the Jumbo stage at 5.30pm.
For entry to the gig, order 'Pink Silence' here on special Dinked Edition Vinyl, Pink Vinyl or CD.