Leeds Indie Market and The Key Club Present: Krampus Market.

The Krampus market returns on Sunday 1st December from 12pm-4pm at The Key Club for your annual dose of festive spook.

Taking over both of the venue's gig rooms, you can expect to find a delicious array of dark, witchy, unusual and otherwise alternative crafts, art and wares. 

This event is free to enter, family friendly and dog friendly.

Leeds Indie Market are returning to The Tetley for a Festive special on Saturday 16th November from 10am until 3pm! 

You can expect to find an eclectic mix of local indie businesses showing of their art, makes and wares! A wonderful opportunity to tackle your Christmas shopping in one go AND support indies all at the same time. 

There will be some fantastically festive things in store, keep your eyes peeled for more info!

This event is free to enter and family friendly as well as dog friendly and accessible.

Leeds Indie Market are back at Project House for their Halloween Special on Saturday 26th October, 12pm-5pm.

Tricks AND Treats are in store for this fabulously spooky market.

You can expect to find a fantastic lineup of alternative, dark and otherwise unusual stalls that are sure to get you into the spooky spirit for Halloween!

Fancy Dress is encouraged, and there will be trophies for the best dressed on the day!!

This event is free to enter. It is also family friendly, dog friendly and accessible too.

The Best Team On Paper football quiz is coming to Leeds!!

After many successful events in Manchester, we will be making our debut at The Brotherhood in Leeds on Thursday 3rd October.

This is a call to all students of the game - come down and share your vast knowledge with like minded exciting prospects. And not a VAR camera in sight 

Prizes include;

VIP table for 6 for any Premier League game

A burger and a stein each

£100 bar tab

presented by The Thoresby Society.

Half a century has passed since the birth of Leeds Other Paper, an alternative local newspaper that uncovered many of the city’s less told stories. LOP lasted from 1974 to 1994, during which time it reported on social, political, economic and cultural life in Leeds from an alternative perspective. Run by a co-operative and existing on a shoestring, the paper gave a voice to many individuals and communities who felt ignored, patronised or even demonised by more mainstream media.

Join us this Sunday at the Saluté car park from 10am to 2pm for the Rothwell Farmers Market! 

Discover fresh, locally-sourced produce, artisanal goods, and delicious treats while supporting our community’s farmers and makers. Bring your friends and family to enjoy a vibrant atmosphere filled with unique finds and flavours. 

Don’t miss out on the chance to shop local and enjoy a wonderful day out!