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Somebody's Child, an anticipated event, will take place at Leeds Beckett Students' Union in Leeds on October 24, 2025. This event promises to be a remarkable experience, bringing together a diverse audience for a night of unforgettable performances. Leeds Beckett Students' Union, known for hosting vibrant and engaging events, provides the perfect backdrop for this occasion. Attendees can expect a well-organized and smoothly executed event, ensuring a memorable evening. The venue's central location in Leeds makes it easily accessible, adding to the convenience for those planning to attend. Somebody's Child is set to be a standout event in Leeds' cultural calendar, drawing interest from both local residents and visitors alike.

Scott Bennett: Stuff is set to captivate audiences in Leeds at the historic Leeds City Varieties on May 16, 2026. This highly anticipated event promises an evening of insightful and engaging comedy, showcasing Scott Bennett's unique talent for blending humor with thought-provoking commentary. Known for his sharp wit and relatable storytelling, Bennett has garnered acclaim across the UK comedy circuit. Attendees can expect a performance that not only entertains but also resonates on a deeper level, reflecting on everyday life with a comedic twist. Leeds City Varieties, with its rich history and intimate setting, provides the perfect backdrop for this memorable night. Don't miss the opportunity to experience Scott Bennett: Stuff, an event that promises to leave a lasting impression.

Please note that due to licensing restrictions, you MUST be a member of the Leeds Library to attend this screening, and we are not able to advertise details of the film publicly beforehand. Join fellow Members of the Library for an afternoon in front of the silver screen. Information Source: The Leeds Library | eventbrite

Experience an evening with the artists featured in our latest exhibition, L oops . During this 2 hour Meet & Make session, Netherlands-based artists Gea van Eck, Monika Loster, Hanneke van Broekhoven and Yorkshire-based artists Andi Walker, Hannah Robson & Jane Claire Wilson will come together to share the journey behind their collaborative project. They'll discuss the process of designing and making the centrepiece of the Loops exhibition - an installation created across many months and hundred of miles. What to expect The Gallery will be open until the later time of 5:30pm, allowing you time to explore the exhibition and familiarise yourself with the artwork prior to the event. 45 min – A relaxed, behind-the-scenes chat about their creative process. 15 min – Open Q&A to ask the artists anything. 1 hour – Hands-on stations where you can explore each artist’s techniques and have a go. Whether you're an artist, a textile enthusiast, or just curious about the magic of collaboration, this event is for you! No previous experience necessary. The bar will be open and we reccomend coming to the Mills early to experience our annual Threads Textile Festival. About Threads Textile Festival This event is taking place as part of Sunny Bank Mills' annual celebration of textiles; featuring a series of workshops, exhibitions, talks, and a large textile market. This year’s Threads Textile Festival will take place across the site of Sunny Bank Mills on Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th May 2025. Find out more about Threads on our website. Visit the Threads 2025 Event Collection on Eventbrite. About the venue Sunny Bank Mills is an inspirational cultural destination in the heart of the local community of Farsley, Leeds. Founded in 1829, these glorious Mills are being regenerated by the sixth generation of the family owners, creating a wonderful blend of work, leisure and culture. Course terms and booking conditions Workshop and talk bookings can be cancelled and refunded up until 7 days before the scheduled start date. As materials and equipment are ordered in advance, we regret that refunds cannot be offered less than 7 days before the workshop date. Please note that Eventbrite’s booking fee is non-refundable. If we need to cancel the course for any reason your ticket will be fully refunded. Accessibility This event will be held in the Gallery which is located on Farsley Town Street. The main entrance on Town Street has a flight of stairs. The Gallery can also be reached by a flat access entrance to the rear of the building, through the Mills’ Main Yard (there is an approx 1 inch step on the doorway). There are several disabled toilets on site, as well as free accessible parking. Suitable for ages 16+. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Information Source: Sunny Bank Mills | eventbrite

Welcome to EMOM Festival 2025! The EMOM Festival arrives! A single day, a seismic event, where the electronic music communities of Leeds and its surrounding towns collide: Doncaster, Hull, Ilkley, Leeds, Sheffield, Todmorden, Wakefield, and York. But this is more than just a regional gathering; it's a rallying cry to the entire EMOM family! See the EMOM Festival website for more details Information Source: Electronica North | eventbrite

SIMEON WALKER Versatile and prolific Leeds-based pianist & composer Simeon Walker has quickly emerged as a leading light in the burgeoning modern classical scene. Alongside a busy performance and touring schedule across the UK and Europe, in recent years he has supported a variety of high-profile artist, including Neil Cowley, Submotion Orchestra, Erland Cooper and LYR - the musical project of Simon Armitage - and performed notable live sets at Latitude, Timber Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe. Regularly broadcast on BBC Radio 3 and ClassicFM, his music has received listening figures in excess of 45 million streams across platforms, whilst his piece 'Reverie’ notably features on the first Piano Day compilation (2022) by the LEITER label, alongside modern classical luminaries Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds and Chilly Gonzales. “A singular and enchanting hour” - The Fringe Review “Sublime, assured and immersive compositions” - SY Gigs plus special guest: Nat Bartsch During 2020, Melbourne pianist/composer Nat Bartsch responded to the Black Summer bushfires and the extended Covid-19 lockdowns by writing her new ABC Classic album, Hope. Exploring the space between hopefulness and hopelessness, she created a suite of chamber music pieces for piano, string quartet and electronics. The album was recorded as soon as restrictions lifted, in small spaces around Melbourne with fellow pianist/co-producer Luke Howard. Information Source: The Attic Presents | eventbrite

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It's official! It's Strange Up North is returning for another exciting night filled with bookish fun! This year the event will be held on the 24th of May and will start at 5:30pm and end at 8:30pm. We're so looking forward to being joined by 15 fantasy, sci-fi and horror authors! No panels, simply a social gathering where readers can come in and chat to the authors and get their books signed. Tickets will be £10 and £5 of that will be redeemable towards the cost of a book purchased on the night. The full list of authors will be available here after the 2nd of April. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Wet Leg, an event set to captivate audiences, will take place in Leeds at the renowned O2 Academy Leeds. Scheduled for the evening of May 28, 2025, at 19:00, this highly anticipated event promises an unforgettable experience. Wet Leg, known for its unique blend of indie rock and post-punk influences, has garnered significant acclaim for its dynamic performances and innovative sound. The O2 Academy Leeds, a venue celebrated for its excellent acoustics and vibrant atmosphere, provides the perfect backdrop for this musical extravaganza. Attendees can expect an evening filled with electrifying energy and exceptional artistry, making Wet Leg an event not to be missed.

We've delighted to have Hazel McBride, author of the highly-anticipated romantasy, A Fate Forged in Fire , joining us for an event on the 28th of May at 7pm! How much is she willing to sacrifice to claim her throne? A powerfully blessed blacksmith must use her wits and fire magic to overthrow the corrupt powers ruling the kingdom, while also fighting her desire for a certain dragon-riding adversary in this sizzling Celtic-inspired romantasy, perfect for fans of House of the Dragon and Fourth Wing. Once a territory built on matriarchal rule, Tìr Teine has been without a female heir for centuries. Through a long line of corrupt kings, an oppressive anti-magic teaching has infected the land - leading to the tragic decline of the dragons. Aemyra was born to lead, gifted with fire magic from the Goddess Brigid. For years she has hidden in the shadows, waiting for the king to die so she can bond to his dragon, claim her birthright and protect her people. When her carefully laid plans are foiled, Aemyra is thrust into a deadly game of politics and plots. Her greatest enemy? Prince Fiorean - the dragon-riding, fire-wielding royal whose icy arrogance and raw power thwart her every step. But as chaos engulfs the court, Aemyra and Prince Fiorean are forced to forge an uneasy alliance to survive. And in the heat of battle, their mutual hatred ignites something neither of them can control. Behind enemy lines and slowly falling for the only man that stands between her and the throne, Aemyra begins to uncover the true weight of the crown. Will she ignite the flames of change for her people - or will love burn her alive? Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite