With the renewed interest in the film Nosferatu, following a recently released remake, we're putting on another special intimate screening of the original 1922 film at The Northern Market on Saturday 25th January.

This screening will be accompanied by an original improvised live score by Anna Ross (synths), Spike Woodley (theramin) & Iris Casling (double bass).

*this is the second screening of the film at The Northern Market, which we're putting on due to high demand and a sold out first screening.

Super project…Top class – Gilles Peterson

Eclectic, eccentric and unobtrusively erudite – Guardian

A sound of genuine freshness and subtlety **** – Jazzwise

The W is a newly established London-based contemporary jazz quartet of outstanding musicality creating chamber jazz that is as exciting and inventive, as it is elegant and sophisticated.

Performing brand new music from his upcoming album, Jamil Sheriff brings together this exquisite group of musicians featuring long time collaborators Dave Walsh (drums), Nadim Tiemoori (saxophone) and Sam Quintana (double bass).

Join us in the Seven Arts Bar for some music and laughter! Come and sing/play your instrument, or just watch the fun The trio will be the Jazzleeds House Band led by Chapel Allerton’s pianist wizard Andy Cholerton. Phil Green will be your MC. We invite you to come and join in – or just have a drink at the bar and watch the fun!

Payf collection – 2pm-4pm in the Seven Arts Bar

Brendan Duffy is one of Leeds’s favourite tenor sax players, recent TV star and all round good guy. He led the Leeds Youth Jazz Rock Orchestra for several years.

The concert will feature Brendan with the Seven Jazz trio with Chris Lloyd on keyboards, Steve Crocker bass and John  Arnesen drums. There will be a bit of Latin, some Funk, some dancing (up to you!) and great jazz.

Come over to Seven Arts for a drink and enjoy some excellent music, get here early for a good seat.

PAYF donations.

Payf collection

As part of our 21st Birthday Sela-brations you're invited to join us on Friday 21st February as we take things back to the 00's and party Y2K style.

Expect an evening of:

DJ's spinning all the best nostalgic noughties bangers for you to dance the night away.

Pizza, pints, cake, themed throwback cocktails & fun!!!

00's attire very much encouraged.

9-late. FREE ENTRY. 18+

We're super excited to announce for our 21st Birthday Sela-brations we'll be throwing a BEATLES PARTY with LIVE BAND KARAOKE.

Belt out all your fave fab four songs backed by our live band. LOUIS LOUIS LOUIS

There will also be special Beatles inspired pizzas & drinks available on the night.

Tickets are PAY AS YOU FEEL with a £5 suggested donation - All the money goes to the bands and helps to keep our live music program running at Sela. There will be a tip jar on the evening should you wish to buy the band a drink.

Index for Working Musik emerged from the depths of an East End bunker in 2023 with Dragging the Needlework for the Kids at Uphole (Tough Love), a "Heroin Country" affair, followed by the experimental Indexe'e. 2024 saw the release of Purple Born, an 8-minute track that channels the likes of John Fahey and Polvo—leather boys, leather girls, and silly cuckoo clocks—and serves as the first signal of the future to come in 2025.

“Sexy and contagious” – Sounds of violence

Margo Cilker's sophomore album, Valley of Heart’s Delight, refers to a place she can't return: California’s Santa Clara Valley, as it was known before the orchards were paved over and became more famous for Silicon than apricots. In this 11-song follow-up to 2021's critically acclaimed Pohorylle, family and nature intertwine as guiding motifs, at once precious and endangered, beautiful and exhausting.