Create your own living art.

Discover the art of Kokedama, a Japanese technique that transforms plants into beautiful, hanging moss balls. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to make your very own Kokedama.

No prior experience is needed – just bring your creativity and love for plants!

£20 – Pay On The Door

Register for a place at: enquiries@dandelionsth.co.uk

Or call: 07772075492

Six hours of DJ MUTANT MOVEMENT.

The idea is not to just play records released in a particular year but more about recreating the buzz that was around at the time, including tracks released on record in previous years but still very relevant as well as those not yet on record but a staple part of an artist's live show, B-sides and album tracks or sessions recorded for radio broadcast such as on John Peel's show.

Either way, every track I play at these anniversary events were heard in the year we celebrate and no doubt in someone's list of favourite tracks of that year.

DJ Jonny Strangeways is back for a very spooky afternoon alternative family get down for people with kids!

Bring your little monsters to Left Bank for a fun-packed spooky disco with Count Jonny Strangeways on the decks playing all your favourite Halloween party tunes! You are encouraged to come in your scariest costumes for a chance to win a prize!

There will be gruesome games, horrible snacks and devilish potions! We look forward to haunting you soon mowahhhhhhhh!

Fancy dress is optional but we LOVE to see it (Super heroes, animals, Halloween… whatever you want!).

SOUND OUT LEEDS 24/25:
Kantos Choir: Rest Soft
 

Ellie Slorach – director

Tallis Lamentations of Jeremiah
Cassandra Miller The City, Full of People
David Lang The Little Match Girl Passion

“They both flew upwards in brightness and joy far above the earth”

Kantos Chamber Choir perform the 2008 Pulitzer Prize winning piece The Little Match Girl Passion by American composer David Lang.

Sound Out Leeds 2024/25:
Manchester Camerata – New Connections

Tom Fetherstonhaugh – conductor
Students from Leeds Conservatoire, Hugh Gaitskell Primary, and Cockburn High School

For Halloween, the increasingly revered horror masterpiece Messiah of Evil (1973). This contains some of the most potent macabre imagery and atmosphere of the 70s, which will always be my favourite decade for the genre.

Join historian Cat Stiles for a talk and collage workshop celebrating the queer history of monstrous women and female monsters. We'll meet the OG lesbian vampire, sixteenth-century witches who had sex with the devil, and Medusa before and after her transformation into a monster.

Cat will take us on a guided tour of the history of gender and monstrous bodies, before giving you the chance to make your own monstrous collage art and poetry from historical pictures and texts - a perfect start to the spooky season!