Join us for an evening of boardgames - get the gang together or come down on your own. Solo gamers are encouraged. Ann from Cards or Die is there to teach and recommend the games and will introduce you to some friendly folk if you come on your own.
Cards or Die brings a massive selection of games from their huge collection of over 500 games. There is always something for everyone from retro favourites to modern classics.
AcroYoga is a dynamic partner practice that blends the wisdom of yoga, the dynamic power of acrobatics, and the loving kindness of healing arts. These three lineages form the foundation of a partner practice that cultivates trust, playfulness, and community.
This session is primarily a jam session, where you can practice and play together.
Award-winning Leeds music development organisation Come Play With Me will host their I Know A Place conference this month, bringing together locally and nationally influential music industry figures to Leeds for an unmissable event.
On Thursday 18th January Thackray Museum of Medicine is opens its Victorian operating theatre for a one-night-only performance of care - and you’re all invited. Trephination for the Twenty-First Century is a brand new one-woman theatre performance by your friendly travelling madwoman Amanda Grace.
The Spring Season of the University of Leeds International Concert Series, hosted at the stunning Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, takes place 2 Feb 2024 - 10 May 2024.
Revive, Repair, Re-use is a co-curated volunteer display at Abbey House Museum. Telling stories of sustainability and how it has long been a part of our lives, but is now more important than ever.
Come to see some of the sustainable practices people in Leeds have used throughout the generations, and those which still happen today. From make do and mending, to growing food and making the best use of available resources on our doorstep.
1 Great George Street
Leeds
LS1 3BB
United Kingdom
Leeds Caribbean & African Centre (LCAC), supported by Lens Lab Project, with funding from Historic England, are looking for a photographer/lens-based artist to create a new body of work in Chapeltown, Leeds.
Open to everyone.
In our sessions people laugh… a lot.
Monkeyheads improv philosophy helps you deal with the unknowns of the world.
We use games and exercises to build your skills with focus, confidence and to have (most importantly) fun!
Benefits of improvisation:
Yoga, and it’s totally free!
Asher graduated from a 200hr Hatha yoga teacher training at The Collins and Barth School of Yoga. During the course realising how commodified yoga has become. Concerned that this is a barrier for many people accessing yoga. Determined to make yoga accessible for as many people as possible, Asher now teaches yoga across parks for free, and now at Open Source Arts too!
Asher's dream is to open a community studio where the yoga continues to be totally free and accessible!