We invite you to join us for a special event introducing the work of Stuart Croft (1970-2015), organised to coincide with the Leeds International Film Festival (LIFF) and on the opening day of the exhibition Stuart Croft: Eternal Return at Leeds Art Gallery.
Is This What We Have Left - Artists in conversation
Join artists James Thompson, Kate o'Neill and Marta Dyczkowska in conversation about their current show 'IS THIS WHAT WE HAVE LEFT' and how their rich and conversant practices form a tale of two cities that has resonant effect.
Our current show is focused on the wider current dialogues we are having as creatives around space in our city, and this event will give you a chance to engage in discussions with artists from another city on the same theme.
This panel brings together the experience of activists, social entrepreneurs, academics and cooperatives to discuss how cultural and community spaces can be created, cultivated and preserved. This event is open to all, in particular those curious to learn about the socio-cultural spaces in Leeds and Bradford and those with practical questions on how to get started, run and enjoy working collaboratively to create spaces to play and be together.
Speakers:
Jack Simpson
Harry Jelley
Carys Fieldson
Zoe Pettavel
Paul Chatterton
Join us as Creative Networks partner with Thought Bubble to bring you Eisner Award winning writer and publisher, James Tynion IV.
Creative Networks is Leeds Arts University's own major professional events programme. It’s a fantastic chance to meet other professionals and hear fascinating talks from industry leading speakers.
Climate Change 101 - Climate change and mental health for parents
Many parents struggle with knowing how to recognize signs of harm and uncertainty about the steps to take when safeguarding concerns arise, especially within the context of their faith communities.
Join the Leeds illustrator meet-up, Brew, to explore Light Night Leeds.
Please meet outside Water Lane Boathouse at 6pm. If you're arriving late, please follow Brew's Instagram for updates on where to find the meet-up group.
The group will go for a wander around Light Night Leeds exploring all the wonderful and exciting installations. Then they will end the evening with a drink at the Tetley.
Our regular Science Cafe returns once more with a veritable cornucopia of science.
Each speaker has a quarter of an hour to talk, then you, the audience, take over. Whether you want to grill the speaker about generalities or pose a particular problem, the floor is yours. Our cafe is just the place to sample some new science-and something from the bar!
Students in fulltime education FREE.
Event Overview: "Reclaiming Rhythm" is a vibrant black music event that celebrates the rich history and transformative power of black music, connecting past influences to future possibilities
Free event for the community, all are welcome including children
Panel Discussion: Discussions will focus on the evolution of black music, its cultural significance, and its impact on contemporary art forms
Mini Art Exhibition: Featuring 2024 images from the Black Music Festival that highlight visual artistry in connection with music.
When Tim becomes a courier for the app Wallaby, he reckons he can turn his life around: get fit, earn some money, and even get laid. He’s not accounted for his own haplessness, an antique teapot collection, and a sinister conspiracy.
Secrets of a Wallaby Boy is a modern-day queer sex comedy, starring Brandon McCaffrey and Billie Hindle alongside Colin Baker (the Sixth Doctor from Doctor Who), Mark Benton (Anna and the Apocalypse) and Laurence R. Harvey (The Human Centipede 2 & 3).