A rare opportunity to visit the communal areas of this magnificent grade 2* listed house in Far Headingley, including the exquisite Peacock Room.

Spenfield (1875-1877) was designed by the renowned architect George Corson for Leeds banker James Walker Oxley. After several incarnations and a long period of being unoccupied, it has been converted into luxury apartments.

Walk through the history of medieval Rothwell with local historian Simon Bulmer.

Discover the rich medieval history of Rothwell from King John to John of Gaunt. Look out for other events in the town on the same day.

Join heritage pub enthusiast Jim Brettell for a guided walk round some of the city centre's most popular examples.

The walk will cover a wide range of city centre heritage pubs, including the Adelphi and Whitelocks and will conclude at the Templar with an opportunity to buy a drink and discuss issues raised during the walk.

Peter Spedding is an historian with a special interest in 18th and 19th century characters. To celebrate this year's theme of architecture this opening talk will feature the life and work of George Corson.

George Corson had a major influence on architecture in Leeds. You will hear about some of his major works in Leeds and the people who commissioned him.

A walk led by Rachael Unsworth, geographer and tour guide in conjunction with Rebecca Catterall, ceramic entrepreneur Sunken Studios.

Join in a dialogue in the streets! An opportunity to admire and consider the creativity and manufacture involved in architectural ceramics in the 'terracotta revival' (1880s - 1920s) buildings in Leeds.

Join local historian Edgar Pickles for an evening walk around the historic village of Kippax.

First mentioned in 1086 in Domesday, Kippax has a surprising number of surviving historical features including the beautiful 12th century St Mary's Church which will be open for your visit.