We are excited to be offering a fantastic selection of Vintage interior styling from 40 specialist dealers at our Leeds venue. 

Shop Furniture, Ceramics, Art, Homewares and Records.

Once inside the 1960s Civic Hall building you’ll find the main hall and bar brimming with Vintage Traders, pop upstairs and find record dealers. At our shows you'll find unique and fabulous items from the 1930's-1990's for your home including Sideboards, Dining Furniture, Funky Chairs, Lighting, Retro Artwork, Atomic Fabrics, Radios and much more! Prices from £1 to £1000’s.

Presented by That Sela Art Thing.

A brand new art show at Sela.

Come and join us on Friday 3rd May when we'll be putting the 'Arty' in 'Party' with the launch of a brand new art show - The Sela Showcase.

A multi-media exhibition featuring up & coming soon to be graduating Leeds Arts University students plus friends of Sela. Soak up the culture, enjoy a pizza, a pint & some big tunes by DJ Joseph Mills.

Artists include :

NikNak presents an exclusive audio installation at Leeds Art Gallery that merges jazz with electronic and experimental music.

NikNak, an innovative artist with a diverse repertoire, captivates audiences through her music and performances. As the first Black Turntablist to win the 2020 Oram Award, she excels in composition, sound design, DJing, and electronic artistry. Hailed as an artist to watch, NikNak delivers unique sonic experiences through turntablism and spatial electronic music production.

NikNak presents an exclusive audio installation at Leeds Art Gallery that merges jazz with electronic & experimental music. The installation will be launched at a lunchtime talk from 1pm - 1 30pm on Thursday 23rd May, with the first listen of the work commencing after the launch.

New exhibition, Tangled Up, considers how artists use textiles as a means of exploring personal and political narratives. It seeks to highlight the power of textiles in activism and protest as artists question issues affecting contemporary society.

Ass Haus welcomes the summer.

Hello! Are you excited for the sun to show its face with blue skies all day? Well wait a while longer because this is the UK. Chances are it’ll continue to rain. BUT NOT INSIDE OUR WALLS, we’re opening the doors to kick start a sunny social for our wonderful community and EVERYONE'S invited. Come and say hey! 

Here Comes the Sun, summer welcome party! An open studio for you to tour and meet some of the artists of Leeds. 

With live music as an acoustic live lounge set up (wholesome) vibes all day. 

SEND Next Choices - Getting ready for adult life is returning to Leeds first direct arena .

The event is an opportunity for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their parents, carers, support workers and teachers to prepare themselves for adult life. You will be able to find out about jobs, training, apprenticeships, college courses, voluntary work, leisure activities, finances, support and benefits available in Leeds. Over 60 organisations will be there on the day with support and information.

It’s time for the people of Leeds to dust off your party hats! The 'Letters to Leeds' project is coming to an end and we want to celebrate the launch of our publication with you!

For the past month, we have been collecting material through workshops and open calls that focus on people’s personal connections and experiences in Leeds. We have gathered stories, pictures, letters, lists, poems, myths and maps and now we have bound them into a publication that will be exhibited on the 22nd of April from 7-10pm at Hyde Park Book Club. 

We are delighted to host this wonderful collection of paintings, drawings and memorabilia of Leeds artist Philip Naviasky (1894-1983).

This exhibition has been co-curated in partnership with Suzie Hamlin who now resides in the house where Philip once lived in Chapel Allerton. In addition to this exhibition, there will be an unveiling of a blue plaque at the house in partnership with Leeds Civic Trust in recognition of the contribution Philip Naviasky has made to the cultural history of Leeds.

We are delighted to host this wonderful collection of paintings, drawings and memorabilia of Leeds artist Philip Naviasky (1894-1983).

This exhibition has been co-curated in partnership with Suzie Hamlin who now resides in the house where Philip once lived in Chapel Allerton. In addition to this exhibition, there will be an unveiling of a blue plaque at the house in partnership with Leeds Civic Trust in recognition of the contribution Philip Naviasky has made to the cultural history of Leeds.