Join us for a unique creative experience blending sound, mindfulness, and art!

Guided by conceptual artist Delilah Sykes, this workshop invites you to explore the world around you through deep listening and creative expression. We’ll kick things off with a group sound walk through Burley Park and the surrounding area, where the group will capture the ambient sounds of the environment using recording equipment. It's all about following your ears, tuning into your surroundings, and embracing the power of mindful listening.

As part of the 3rd edition of the Leeds International African Arts Festival LIAAF 2025! Leeds has untold stories waiting for you to find them.

Walk through the city’s past and see Leeds in a way you never have before. Led by Leeds Black History Walk (LBHW), this experience pulls back the curtain on hidden Black histories, from ancient African legacies to forgotten landmarks that shaped the city. This is history that demands to be seen, heard, and felt.

What’s waiting for you:

Stories that challenge everything you thought you knew about Leeds

Date to Remember is a new social events business creating relaxed, fun experiences for singles to meet naturally. No pressure, no swiping—just great company! 

You must get a ticket from our website see Tickets below. This ensures everyone’s safety—no randoms and no ghosting!

Roundhay Park Walk & Coffee Meetup

Date to Remember is a new social events business creating relaxed, fun experiences for singles to meet naturally. No pressure, no swiping—just great company! 

Meet in the courtyard for tea and biscuits. There is a 1/2 hr natural history slide talk followed by a quiz and some videos.

After an introduction to the use of Bat detectors there is a guided walk approximately two miles in length.

The route is reasonably accessible mostly on tarmac paths. A variety of roosting and feeding habitats are covered.

In the past about five species of bat have been encountered engaged in a variety of natural behaviour.

John Smeaton was the greatest civil engineer of the 18th century and founder of the profession in Britain.  

This tour explores the grounds of Temple Newsam for remaining evidence of Smeaton’s pump and ventures inside the house to view the surviving well, not normally on view to the public.

£8.  Booking essential. See Tickets below.

Guided walk for families and beginners looking at Fungi at Temple Newsam. 

The walk aims to find examples of all the major genus of fungi so that the participants can more quickly identify all kinds of mushrooms.

The walk is about 3 miles and covers woodlands, grasslands, and a variety of different habitats. There is an introduction to picking, collecting, identifying and advice on edibility.