Admire the models set amongst the real thing in our Engine House. You can also travel on a full-size steam train.

There is also the opportunity to drive a full-size locomotive, as we will be operating a footplate experience on one of our locomotives – when did you last do that at a Model Railway Exhibition? A suggested donation of £5 and no need to book in advance, just turn up on the day. Please note that you must be at least 18 years old and not older than 76 to take part in the footplate experience.

Sardines showcases the works of 43 artists from the University of Leeds who have navigated their academic journey in busy shared studios and collaborative conditions.

Through a diverse array of mediums and expressions, the exhibition reveals the paths these artists are taking from their mutual experiences as students to the world beyond university.

A display for the 80th Anniversary of the D Day Landings 1944 at the museum until 22nd June.

Details for the Allied landings in Normandy started in Spring 1943 including the mapping of the coastline of France, completed by May 1944. Eisenhower made the decision that 6th June would be D Day and at midnight the massive invasion of Europe began.

We have a complete set of the maps on view in the museum.

Amelia Klein and Oli Dickinson present 'Loss', a sculptural duo show.

"Since meeting at uni, we always found our practices interlink as we make cathartic art to share with viewers our personal understandings of loss/ ambiguous loss. After suffering different yet similar forms of loss surrounding our father figures - our bond grew stronger as we navigated our grief side by side. We both share familial pain and try to exorcise it through creating tangible sculptures from intangible introspections.

Leeds Arts University is excited to announce Beyond the Frame, our 2024 end of year exhibition which showcases the work of our talented students.

Featuring contemporary art, animation, illustration, graphic design, film, fashion, textiles, creative advertising, music, photography and writing, from students across fifteen undergraduate courses, the University is delighted to present the work at the Blenheim Walk building. 

The ever popular Art Market will be open for visitors to purchase artwork created by students.

Hyde Park Art Club are delighted to announce a solo presentation of works by Leed based artist George Storm Fletcher, curated by Sarah Roberts, Benedetta D’ettorre and George Storm Fletcher. 

For the exhibition ‘H E A V E N’ Fletcher has collaborated with Leeds-based Filmmaker Ronnie Danaher to commit this storytelling to the screen, creating a new film piece. This centres on a main road artery that runs through the student centre of Leeds- the infamous Kirkstall Road.