DeStash Sale

Love a good bargain?

Come and join us for our Spring Destash Sale where you will find local artists and crafters selling on their surplus art materials at discounted prices.

Fearnville Fest

Fearnville Fest is a 2025 pilot programme supported by East Leeds Project, Space2 Leeds, and The Old Fire Station. 

We will be running events across the last weekend of March that support local creativity and community, centring around green space and ecologies. There will be free workshops, music, a publication launch, and more!

Eclectic Spring Market

Our quarterly Eclectic Fairs are a real highlight in the Northlight Calendar. Our beautiful Art Centre in Chapel Allerton is transformed into a colourful market with a specially curated mix of unique handmade goods and quality items from Yorkshire based artists and makers.

Exhibition Launch - Sarah Roberts: SICK

Spanning both our Galleries for the first time, join us for the launch of our latest exhibition ‘SICK’.

Take a first look at a newly commissioned body of work by Leeds-based artist Sarah Roberts at this special evening event. We'll have both galleries open for you to explore. Step into the artist's childhood and her creative process in this artistic reflection on environments of care in two parts. 

Life Drawing with Rob Oldfield

Join us in our monthly life drawing class with Gallery favourite, experienced artist and tutor, Rob Oldfield.

This workshop is open to everyone, from newcomers who want to take up a hobby through to experienced artists looking to hone their sketching skills.

Materials including various papers, pencils, charcoal and drawing boards will be supplied, but please feel free to bring your own too.

Cinema Africa: Camp De Thiaroye

Part of Cinema Africa!

One of Sembène’s most celebrated and powerful films, Camp de Thiaroye is a historical and harrowing story honouring the very real fallen heroes of West Africa during World War II. West African troops fought the Nazis and were imprisoned in concentration camps, only to receive on their return to Senegal racist discrimination, unfair pay and for dozens, murder by the French authorities.

This film won the Grand Jury Prize in the 45th Venice International Film Festival, yet it was banned in France for a decade and censored in Senegal.