West Yorkshire Organisations
Organisations In and Around West Yorkshire
Leeds Contra Dance
Contra dance is fast, flowing dancing with many of the figures similar to those done at English Ceilidhs... See more >
Headingley Parish Hall, Headingley Lane, Leeds, off St Michael’s Road LS6 3AW
The Hepworth Brass Band
The Hepworth band is a village brass band located close to the town of Holmfirth in the Holme Valley of West Yorkshire... See more >
The Bandroom, Dobroyd Mills, Jackson Bridge, Holmfirth HD9 1AF
M&S Archive
Our family-friendly exhibition tells the story of over 135 years of history on the high street.
Featuring vintage..... See more >
M&S Archive
Michael Marks Building
Off Clarendon Road
Leeds LS2 9LP
Boston Spa Festival 10 -11 - 12 July 2020
A community Festival with open Gardens, Scarecrow Trail, Classic Cars, Music, Street Food, Literary Lunch< Cycle Event,... See more >
Boston Spa High Street LS23 6AA
Garforth Brass
We are a friendly brass band based at Garforth Methodist Church in Church Lane Garforth.
We have a Training Band for..... See more >
Garforth Methodist Church
Church Lane
Garforth
Leeds LS25 1NW
The Oddfellows Friendly Society
We’re a local Branch of one of the UK’s largest friendly societies, the Oddfellows, which has over 200 years of... See more >
Unity Court
431 Meanwood Road
Leeds LS7 2LD
Keighley and District Model Engineering Society
Keighley and District Model Engineering Society has a membership whose common interest is the making and running of... See more >
MARLEY ACTIVITIES AND COACHING CENTRE
Aireworth Road
Keighley BD21 4DB
Artists Around Wetherby - Open Studios
We are a friendly group of artists and makers all in a 6 mile radius of Wetherby. We have been in existence for 8..... See more >
LS22 7QY
Idle and Thackley Theatre Group
The Idle and Thackley Theatre Group are a friendly amateur dramatics group and one of the most experienced groups in... See more >
The Little Theatre, Malt Shovel Yard, Westfield Lane, Bradford BD10 8QB
Bingley Walkers are Welcome
Walkers are Welcome is a way to make sure more people ARE aware of the great outdoor opportunities that Bingley and the... See more >
Queen Street
Bingley
West Yorkshire BD16 2JS
The Yorkshire Flea
We aim to provide good quality, professionally run antique and vintage retail events for the benefit of sellers and... See more >
The Yorkshire Flea
89 Kirkgate
Shipley BD18 3LR
Victoria Theatre Halifax
Centrally located in the vibrant town of Halifax, the Victoria Theatre has been the home of live entertainment in... See more >
Victoria Theatre
Fountain Street
Halifax HX1 1BP
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Things to do around West Yorkshire
West Yorkshire, a diverse and captivating county in England, offers a wide range of activities for an enjoyable day out. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or family-friendly adventures, there's something for everyone. Let's explore some of the best things to do in West Yorkshire:
1. The Royal Armouries, Roundhay Park & Tropical World, Leeds:
- Start your day in Leeds with a visit to the Royal Armouries, a fascinating museum housing over 8,500 historical artifacts. Explore themed galleries showcasing English and foreign armor from various centuries, including rare elephant armor from India. Afterward, head to Kirkstall Abbey, one of England's best-preserved medieval abbeys. Enjoy live performances within the abbey ruins during the summer months. For a relaxing stroll, visit Roundhay Park, a vast green space with lakes, walking paths, and playgrounds. Don't miss Tropical World, an indoor zoo within the park, featuring a variety of animals, birds, insects, and plants.
2. Day Out in Wakefield:
- Explore Wakefield, a historic city with a rich industrial past. Visit the Wakefield Cathedral, an impressive Gothic structure, and discover local history at the Wakefield Museum. Take a leisurely walk along the River Calder or explore the nearby Sandal Castle, a medieval ruin with panoramic views.
3. Saltaire & The Bradford Industrial Museum, Bradford:
- Head to Bradford and explore Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This model village was built by Sir Titus Salt in the 19th century for his mill workers. Visit Salts Mill, now an art gallery and shopping complex, and admire the Victorian architecture. Then, discover the Bradford Industrial Museum, housed in a former textile mill. Learn about Bradford's industrial heritage, including weaving, printing, and engineering.
4. Bronte Parsonage Museum, Haworth:
- Delve into literary history in Haworth, home to the famous Bronte sisters. Visit the Bronte Parsonage Museum, where Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte lived and wrote their iconic novels. Explore the rooms, personal belongings, and manuscripts. Take a walk on the nearby moors that inspired their literary works.
5. Ilkley Moor & Cow and Calf Rocks:
- For outdoor enthusiasts, head to Ilkley Moor. Enjoy scenic walks, spot wildlife, and marvel at the unique rock formations known as the Cow and Calf Rocks. The panoramic views of the surrounding countryside are breathtaking.
6. National Coal Mining Museum, Wakefield:
- Discover the region's coal mining history at the National Coal Mining Museum near Wakefield. Take an underground tour to experience the life of a miner and learn about the industry's impact on West Yorkshire.
7. Fairburn Ings RSPB Reserve:
- Nature lovers should visit the Fairburn Ings RSPB Reserve. Explore wetlands, woodlands, and lakes, and observe a variety of bird species. The reserve offers marked trails and hides for birdwatching.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in culture, nature, or history, West Yorkshire promises an enriching and memorable day out!
1. The Royal Armouries, Roundhay Park & Tropical World, Leeds:
- Start your day in Leeds with a visit to the Royal Armouries, a fascinating museum housing over 8,500 historical artifacts. Explore themed galleries showcasing English and foreign armor from various centuries, including rare elephant armor from India. Afterward, head to Kirkstall Abbey, one of England's best-preserved medieval abbeys. Enjoy live performances within the abbey ruins during the summer months. For a relaxing stroll, visit Roundhay Park, a vast green space with lakes, walking paths, and playgrounds. Don't miss Tropical World, an indoor zoo within the park, featuring a variety of animals, birds, insects, and plants.
2. Day Out in Wakefield:
- Explore Wakefield, a historic city with a rich industrial past. Visit the Wakefield Cathedral, an impressive Gothic structure, and discover local history at the Wakefield Museum. Take a leisurely walk along the River Calder or explore the nearby Sandal Castle, a medieval ruin with panoramic views.
3. Saltaire & The Bradford Industrial Museum, Bradford:
- Head to Bradford and explore Saltaire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This model village was built by Sir Titus Salt in the 19th century for his mill workers. Visit Salts Mill, now an art gallery and shopping complex, and admire the Victorian architecture. Then, discover the Bradford Industrial Museum, housed in a former textile mill. Learn about Bradford's industrial heritage, including weaving, printing, and engineering.
4. Bronte Parsonage Museum, Haworth:
- Delve into literary history in Haworth, home to the famous Bronte sisters. Visit the Bronte Parsonage Museum, where Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte lived and wrote their iconic novels. Explore the rooms, personal belongings, and manuscripts. Take a walk on the nearby moors that inspired their literary works.
5. Ilkley Moor & Cow and Calf Rocks:
- For outdoor enthusiasts, head to Ilkley Moor. Enjoy scenic walks, spot wildlife, and marvel at the unique rock formations known as the Cow and Calf Rocks. The panoramic views of the surrounding countryside are breathtaking.
6. National Coal Mining Museum, Wakefield:
- Discover the region's coal mining history at the National Coal Mining Museum near Wakefield. Take an underground tour to experience the life of a miner and learn about the industry's impact on West Yorkshire.
7. Fairburn Ings RSPB Reserve:
- Nature lovers should visit the Fairburn Ings RSPB Reserve. Explore wetlands, woodlands, and lakes, and observe a variety of bird species. The reserve offers marked trails and hides for birdwatching.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in culture, nature, or history, West Yorkshire promises an enriching and memorable day out!
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