A Horsforth Village Historical Society talk at the Museum. All welcome.
Disappearing village green pubs and the interesting history of a turnpike coach house.
£3 including refreshments.
Call 0113 2819877 or horsforthmusem@hotmail.co.uk for further information.
Ambition, power and political unrest explode onto the stage in The Merchant of Venice 1936, direct from selling out the RSC and London’s West End.
Starring Tracy-Ann Oberman (EastEnders, Doctor Who) as Shylock, Shakespeare’s classic is transported to 1930s Britain in this ‘striking and impactful’ (Guardian) new production that ‘makes theatre history’ (The Telegraph). It is adapted by Brigid Larmour and Tracy-Ann Oberman.
One dark night in December, Mr Cracker’s infamous Christmas pudding is snatched from the window sill. The next morning, the whole town is flabbergasted; who would dare take the delicious dessert? It's only when Ivy from nextdoor is accused, that she hatches a plan. Her mission? To find the real culprit. And to prove that her hands aren’t sticky!
Join New Leaf Productions at SCRAP in Sunny Bank Mills for a brand new Christmas show, suitable for children 3+ and their families. Prepare for plenty of audience interaction, live original music and a sprinkling of magic.
Join us at SCRAP for a Clothes Swap as part of Sustainable Fashion Week and refresh your wardrobe sustainably.
From Friday 20th September to Saturday 28th September we're celebrating Sustainable Fashion Week, with a series of events focusing on how we buy, wear, care and dispose of clothing.
Our Clothes Swap is the perfect opportunity to refresh your wardrobe without spending a penny. Simply bring along your clean, good quality adult clothes, shoes, and bags to swap with fellow clothes swappers.
Join us for an engaging discussion on sustainable fashion, tackling clothing waste, and navigating the retail industry, led by Kaitlyn Bullen, the designer and brand manager for Blue Rinse.
Since 1997, Blue Rinse has been at the forefront of reworking and upcycling clothing, partnering with prominent retailers like Urban Outfitters, Topshop, and Topman.
Come and join us in our Creative Reuse Hub on Saturday 21 September from 11am - 3pm to learn how to mend, repair and upcycle your clothes.
All welcome, this is a drop in session so just turn up on the day, no need to book.
PLUS - Anyone who can share their mending, repairing and upcycling skills at this day please contact hello@scrapstuff.co.uk if you are able to join us.
A Sustainable Fashion Week Exhibition at SCRAP, the SFW Leeds Hub, featuring Leeds City College 16-19 Fashion and Textiles.
Launch event Tuesday 24th September 5pm - 8pm, all welcome.
Exhibition continues Wednesday 25th September - Saturday 28th September 10am - 4pm.
This event is in partnership with Scrap Creative Reuse Arts Project and Leeds City College fashion and textiles course. The exhibition will include some final pieces and photographs of their work.
This FREE workshop aims to teach participants how to repurpose damaged or unusable garments and textiles by creating new fabrics and strategically placing patterns with Leeds Beckett University’s Fashion Design team.
The goal is to reduce waste while allowing participants to craft a personalised, high-quality garment.
Bare Jams are a six-piece band that effortlessly combines feel-good, summer vibe pop with soul, funk, jazz, rock, and a myriad of other elements. Frequently found on the must-see lists of festival aficionados, they have built a reputation for tight, exuberant, and genuinely candid performances. Their music spans a wide array of genres, focusing on catchy hooks, motivational lyrics, and singable horn lines, creating an infectious sound that’s both unique and familiar.
This Hallow’s Eve, the Bright Young Things invite you to a rip-roaring, jazz infused party to end all parties!
But wait. Is there more to this group of beautiful beings than meets the eye? Rumour has it there have been shrieks in the night and rum deals being played out. A detective has been called. Could this thrilling celebration turn out to be just a little bit toxic?