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.

Come and skate, have a chat, meet other skaters in the community and unwind! Our skate marshalls are here to ensure everyone has a great time and skate safely.

Skate hire (including protective pads) available - please ensure you purchase an Entry + Skate hire ticket for each person requiring skates.

Hire skates are recalled at 21:45 and session end is 21:50 to allow us to clear the venue by 22:00.

I have never roller skated before - is FNS for me?

Suitable for complete beginners, returning skaters or those with limited experience.

Absolutely no previous roller skate experience is needed to attend this class.  We warmly welcome those who are starting their roller skate journey.

Numbers are limited to ensure we can keep an optimum student to Skate Coach ratio.

What size hire skates do I need?
We recommend you ask for your regular shoe size.  If you try skates on and they're not right for you, we are happy to swap them. Our skate hire is available in full sizes only, from UK 3 - UK 12.  

Made in collaboration with LGBTQ+ people in Leeds, HERE MARKS THE SPOT maps sites of queer joy across the city.

Projections of dancing figures pop up across Leeds, translating personal moments into public celebrations.

The short dance films were made in collaboration with dance artist Melanie Whitehead Smith and local people who shared their experiences of queer joy.

Mixing physical theatre, contemporary dance and improvisation, the films create traces of happy memories, played out again in the locations that inspired them.

Artist Ellie Harrison invites you to make space for your chosen family tree in this gentle and participatory installation.

Formal family histories and genealogies might not show who really looks after us or who we care for most.

Loose Ends helps us see what our chosen families really look like.

Drop into Trinity shopping centre to work with Ellie to create your own chosen family tree. You can take it home with you, share it with others, or just have a look around and a chat about your chosen family.

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ALT+R (pronounced altar) is a digital wellness spa, harnessing the power of the tech you carry with you daily.

SLAP Collective use interactive performance to stage a tech-wellness startup in Leeds Dock.

Choose from a menu of spa treatments influenced by internet cultures, including mobile meditation and cat video therapy.

With a sense of humour and keen eye for trending aesthetics, SLAP Collective provoke contemplation on the influence online health discourses have on our lives.

LORE is a group exhibition featuring 14 artists exploring contemporary folklore through their practice.

Folklore is continually evolving and can be used as a tool to help us connect and make sense of personal and social landscapes that can be challenging to navigate. Folklore is created by people. It encompasses customs, tales, sayings, dances, material objects or any art forms preserved among a people, rooted in place and time, memorialising communities and celebrating the personal craft of the artist or artists.