Sela Bar presents THE BIG MOVIE QUIZ - in association with Leeds International Film Fest on Wednesday 12th November from 7.30pm.
Come on down and test your knowledge of all things about the silver screen.
Featuring fun and creative rounds and a £60 bar tab to be won. £2 each to play. 4 max per team.
PIZZA & A HOUSE PINT £12.50 ALL NIGHT!
Cocktails 2-4-£15 til 8pm.
18+
Join us at Sela Bar for our GIRL POWER PARTY on Friday 10th October.
We'll be pulling out all the stops for the girly pops featuring cheesy, fun and guilt free pleasures to dance the night away to from 9pm.
Plus fun themed cocktails & pizzas til late.
Unleash your creativity and delve into the artistic secrets of the native hedgerow in these two workshops with natural artist Paula Taylor of Taylorbird Botanicals.
Paula’s creative journey stems from a lifelong connection to nature, nurtured by childhood experiences of growing food with her father.
In this SCRAP TALK Dr Beer will explore the concept and ethos of Wild Service, a Right to Roam call to action outlined in the 2024 book of the same name, co-authored by 13 diverse voices from the campaign and its associates.
Dr Amy-Jane Beer is a biologist, naturalist, writer, science editor and campaigner. She is a Country Diarist and reviewer of books for The Guardian, a columnist for British Wildlife and Waterlife magazine, and has authored several dozen books on wildlife and natural history.
Featuring large-scale textiles, as well as ceramics, drawings, photography, and film, Plant Dreaming encourages us to think about different types of plant knowledge, and how they relate to ecopolitics and the self.
A combination of free and paid events celebrating the creative and practical ways we can simultaneously reconnect with and become better guardians of nature.
Poet and artist Briony Spandler has created an innovative visual poem, from observations made of a single hedgerow and its entanglement with litter. Weds – Sat 10am – 4pm, 11 – 31 Oct 2025.
A roam in the Leeds countryside led poet and artist, Briony Spandler, to create this innovative visual poem, from observations made of a single hedgerow and its entanglement with litter.
Exhibited as a series of gicleé prints, the poem features visually manipulated bar codes to illustrate the impact of single-use pollution on nature.
Gracie Spandler is a Leeds-based poet who navigates life through writing and rhyming about her experiences, she is joining us on 11 Oct as part of the launch of the Wild Service Festival.
Gracie Spandler is a Leeds-based poet who navigates life through writing and rhyming about her experiences, trying to make sense of it all.
An environmental activist since childhood, she treasures the planet and her time on it, writing honestly and without frills in the hope of challenging, provoking and empowering.
Floating Temples is the solo musical work of Jonathan Mallatratt, an indie-folk writer-guitarist, who will join us as part of this launch event for the Wild Service Festival.
Floating Temples is the solo musical work of Jonathan Mallatratt, an indie-folk writer-guitarist.
A one day course developing the skills you have learned from our 'Introduction to Woodwork - Hand Tools 1' course, as well as expanding tool knowledge and skills.
Duration
5 hours with a 30 minute lunch break. 10am - 3pm. Tea and coffee breaks are optional. Lunch is not provided so please bring lunch with you, there are places nearby to grab some lunch if needed. Please this course is designed for people over 18 years old. We now run Young Makers courses for under 18's full listings can be found on Eventbrite.
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