Parent & Baby Yoga with The Pink School at Yoga Hero

Join Ella (She/Her) from The Pink School for Parent + Baby Yoga.

This six-week course aims to give you back some time for you. Time to be present, to move, to breathe and to connect with your little one and other primary care-givers.

The sessions are intuitively led based on the needs of the group and the babies in the moment, however they will follow a similar structure:

Yoga (45 minutes)

Welcome Song + strokes (clothed baby massage)

Floor based movement + breathwork Flow

Closing Peaceful Energy Healing

Discovering the Warriors: the stories behind the yoga poses

Discover the dramatic story of Virabhadra, the fiercest of warriors who is said to have inspired Virabhadrasana, the warrior poses.

These are arguably among the most visited poses in a standing practice, but rarely do we have the time to uncover their meaning and the lessons we can learn through practicing them.

In this workshop, we’ll spend time learning the story of Siva, Sati and Virabhadra, and how they inspire Virabhadrasana 1, 2 and 3.

Yoga Flow and Mindful Colouring

Esther's revengeJoin us for a creative workshop that blends gentle yoga flow with mindful colouring. This experience is designed to help you slow down, take time for yourself and embrace creativity without self-criticism.

Led by a neurodiverse instructor who specialises in creating accessible, grounding practices, this session is tailored to foster mindfulness, relaxation and creativity.

Saint Jude

Saint Jude

69 Town Street
Farsley
Leeds
LS28 5HX
United Kingdom

Bear Pit Grant Opening | Family Crafts & Community Consultation

Join us & Leeds Civic Trust for the official opening of the restored Bear Pit! The event at the Bear Pit will include speeches, a ribbon-cutting ceremony, the unveiling of a new information board and sowing wildflower seeds in the Bear Pit new garden!

Tickets for the opening are free but booking is essential, please see Tickets below. 

After the grand opening (1pm-3pm), here at Left Bank we are welcoming in everyone down for some free family crafts and community consultation.

Ceramic Coaster Painting Workshop

Come along to Terminus Tap Room and Bottle Shop, for a crafty evening run by local artist Amy (Studio Esk Haus). Get creative and paint your own set of 4 coasters, using brushes and stencils, while enjoying a fun and relaxing atmosphere. No experience necessary.

All materials will be provided, just bring your creativity! Don't miss out on this opportunity to create something special for your home or to give as a thoughtful gift. Grab your friends and make it a memorable night of painting and sipping. Drinks will be available to purchase from the bar.

Stained Glass Saturday Workshop with Sam Yates (June)

Mixed ability stained-glass workshop. This workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with some experience.

Your incredibly talented tutor, Samantha Yates, will tailor the sessions to your experience level so you'll really get the most from this fabulous workshop.

During the session, you will learn how to use glass tools to cut and shape glass, understand the difference between copper foil and leaded technique and be able to produce a simple design which you will take home with you!!

What a perfect way to spend a Saturday!!

Easter Holidays: Taste Buds

This Easter, we ate and left no crumbs. We’re stuffed with two weeks of mouth-watering activities about food, glorious food!

Why does your tummy keep grumbling? Why does your mouth water? And why do you get those cravings?

We’ll be investigating all your must-know foodie facts, using live science shows, workshops and restaurant roleplay. You’ll even get some recipes to try at home!

We’re showing the whole family why it’s okay to trust your taste buds, so you can come away feeling full, refreshed and happy with the choices you make.

Questionable Quackery

This April Fool’s Day, we are delving into the deceptive world of quackery.

Travel back to the origins of the quack doctor and explore the most dangerous and daft cures of the 18th and 19th centuries. Taking place in our Victorian Operating Theatre, this talk will expose some of the most notorious historical medicines of the past 300 years.