'More than a Feeling' is an interactive exhibition that invites visitors to hold, wear and play with objects that have been loaned by members of the trans community in Leeds.
The exhibition is curated by Hannah Holden, an MA Art Gallery and Museum Studies student at the University of Leeds.
Exhibition of work by Tianyou Huang, practice-based postgraduate researcher at the University of Leeds.
Tianyou Huang is a Practice-led PhD candidate in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies at the University of Leeds. He completed his BA in Sculpture at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, China, and MA in Sculpture at Royal College of Art, London. In 2018, he was awarded the Yorkshire Sculpture Park Graduate Award.
This month we're celebrating our LGBTQ+ pals with a Pride quiz... proof if proof were needed that you can have a Pride event at any time and not just during pre-organised scheduled city-wide events...
We've even got Liverpool's own Sue Pertrouper to come in and present the quiz, bringing her trademark wit and sharp tongue to keep all you rowdy ones in check.
Max team size 4 people, the quiz kicks off at 8pm, £6 per person, book through the link below.
We are Pop Up Gallery. Come along to see the greatest stalls and find what you’re looking for!
Get ready for an unforgettable day filled with amazing vendors, unique handcrafted goods and a vibrant community atmosphere.
Whether you’re looking for one-of-a-kind items or just want to enjoy a great day out, our market has something for everyone.
Remember, you can bring your dog!
Try a class, have look around and meet our wonderful team.
We know that embarking on a yoga practice, and even walking in to a studio, can be nerve-wracking, but we also know the vast array of benefits that a yoga practice can bring.
With that in mind, we invite you to our Yoga Hero Open Day
£10 - includes all our open day taster sessions, a goody bag and access to your personal wellness takeaway
SCHEDULE
Each taster session is included in your ticket price. Come to one, or come to them all - it’s up to you!*
Join us for our fun-filled family day on Saturday 7th September!
Help us squeeze the last drops of sunshine out of the summer!
Come along and play!
Entry is free but we'd love you to enjoy cake in our cafe, explore the site, or simply make a donation - all the funds raised will support the charitable work of The Conservation Volunteers at Skelton Grange Environment Centre.
Your host Jonny Strangeways long time DJ (Strangeways / Imaginary Friends / Sex Dwarf / Party Party / Bad Sneakers / Don't Falter) aka gojonnygogogo will be creating another unforgettable night at Left Bank with his pal Hans (makes Jonny a better DJ and all-round better person)!
A speedy game of Bingo will get your night off to a fun start with rubbish prizes up for grabs, so don’t be late!
AND don't worry it only lasts 20 mins then dancing...!
Perhaps not yet, but a community of playful spirits is organising the first city-wide DIY Festival of Play and Creativity for this Autumn Half-Term. Leeds is already known for its playful pioneers, and this year, we're planning a feast of fun to brighten the winter months. Our organising crew includes library workers, community members, council workers, artists, and residents — all dedicated to making play a priority. We've hosted three community meet-ups — drawing over 100 local participants from various backgrounds — including individuals and business owners.
Jason Nkanga with support from TJ Tucker &
Malika.
Hip Hop and R&B
No dress code required!
From Warner Bros. Pictures and HBO Documentary Films comes filmmaker Daniela Völker’s timely and poignant documentary “The Commandant’s Shadow,” which follows Hans Jürgen Höss, the 87-year-old son of Rudolf Höss, as he faces his father’s terrible legacy for the first time. His father was the Camp Commandant of Auschwitz and masterminded the murder of over a million Jews; the life of Höss and his family was recently fictionalized in the Academy Award-winning “The Zone of Interest.” Now, “The Commandant’s Shadow” tells the story of the real people who lived on site at Höss’s death camp.