Make the most out of Spring in Leeds and join us for a special walk and draw tour around campus.
Stretch your legs with a relaxed stroll around the University of Leeds. Discover the fantastic Public Art on campus - highlights may include work by Yorkshire's own Barbara Hepworth, and campus landmark, Keith Wilson’s ‘Sign for Art’ (the squiggles!)
As you walk round you will be guided through a series of quick and fun drawing activities inspired by the art you see.
People with Parkinson's need ongoing, specialised support. You can help to fund vital new specialist care experts like Parkinson's nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, pharmacists, and mental health professionals.
Walk with us and you can help us provide Parkinson's training to healthcare professionals. This means more people with Parkinson's, and those who love and care for them, can access the support they need.
Join us for a 1.1 or 6.1 mile walk around the beautiful Temple Newsam.
Join curator Amanda Geitner for a guided tour of SUNLIGHT: Roger Ackling at Henry Moore Institute.
The tour reveals the breadth of Ackling’s practice, from his earliest experiments with a lens, to his final works.
Another year (our 11th) and another Roundhay Artists Open Studios /Art Trail is here again but this time it is a little different.
There is so much creative talent in Leeds that we thought it would be a good idea to help artists from around the city who don't live or work in the Roundhay area to showcase some of their work alongside the more established RA members who are all professional or semi-professional artists from the area local to Roundhay
So this year you will find some new faces and their artwork in our two 'hubs' in local churches
Join us for a walk around our three great squares to trace the history and development of Leeds from the Georgian period through to the twenty-first century.
A walking tour of the city centre, taking in the historic sites of Victorian circus venues.
Every Spring, blossom declares the arrival of brighter days to come. Together with the National Trust and Fruit Works, Love Leeds Parks invites you to enjoy blossom’s fleeting beauty and celebrate all the good it can do – for people and for nature.
Explore some of the city’s best blossom spots using the Leeds in Blossom map, or join your friends and neighbours in celebrating the changing seasons at a Blossom-inspired community event.
Join us for a nostalgic journey through Leeds as part of Leeds Civic Trust’s 60th birthday celebrations!
The Leeds See Your City Tour offers a unique opportunity to rediscover the city’s history and development, all while travelling aboard a vintage 1962 Leeds Daimler Double Decker bus, complete with a 1960s style packed lunch to enjoy during the tour!
Discover Leeds' queer music & nightlife history on a group walking tour of the city centre.
Where did Soft Cell's Marc Almond hear his first disco tune? Why did people stick money to the floor in The New Penny? And what happened when a bunch of lesbians wanted to start a pool tournament?
Find out, and discover the history of Leeds's queer music and nightlife scenes, on this new walking tour of Leeds City Centre.
A one hour walking tour exploring the dark history of Otley.
Discover who hobbles the cobbles of the seemingly quaint medieval market town of Otley. Meet your ghoulish guide by the market square's famous Jubilee Clock, and brave the dark side. Graveyards, historic pubs and spooky churches are among the quirky sites visited throughout this tour, which runs every Saturday evening.
Hear spooky stories that the guidebooks wouldn't dare to tell as you walk around in the darker hours