Events Around Bradford

With 25 stalls of original vintage devoted to the home, all set within a disused mill space. Now held in The Old Woollen room, at the historic Sunny Bank Mills in Farsley, Leeds. You’ll find true vintage finds, from mid-century to industrial, rustic to reclaimed, brocante finds to Art Deco.

25 - 30 stalls of genuine vintage loveliness for you and your home including vintage fashion, such as 1940’s tea dresses, 1950’s frocks, jewellery, accessories, furniture, homewares, vintage vinyl, toys, books, kitchenalia and collectables, all from the 1920’s to the 1980’s....

SUN 3rd FEB 2019 - Lightcliffe Academy Sports Centre - Doors Open 13:15 – 15:15 35+ stalls selling excellent condition baby and children’s goods at bargain prices. Well-known brands at a fraction of high street prices. Everything imaginable for your little ones.

Circus of Horrors is touring throughout the world with its latest & greatest show, featuring unbelievable sword swallowers, hairculian women swinging around the auditorium from her hair, demon dwarfs, strong man, whirlwind acrobats, flaming limbo, sensational sinister aerialists, knife throwing, cross & long bow

The Halifax Gibbet is quite unique in England. There is no other known execution instrument like it and it still stands today on its namesake road Gibbet Street. From the 13th Century this deadly instrument was used to execute any thieves who stole goods over the value of 13 ½ D. ( In modern day approx.

Royal Republic Plus Special Guest. Artists performing: Royal Republic.: Tickets avaiable.

Funny. witty and poignant, Life x 3 by Yasmina Reza, this amaetur production is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd

Experience 4 different Psychics, Mediums in 1 amazing psychic night. Book a ticket for yourself or come with friends, family etc for a great social psychic evening. Everyone is guaranteed a message. Bar open, over 18’s only.

An exhibition exploring consumer culture, sustainability and still life This exhibition explores the notion of consumerism through the lens of historical and contemporary still life artworks.

100 years after the Armistice, the co-curators of the exhibition Goodbye to all that? Legacies of the First World War reflect on the social, cultural and personal impact of the Great War. The speakers will discuss how and why they chose to represent the varied legacies of this conflict.

A symposium accompanying the exhibition ‘Still Life: Things Devouring Time’. The artworks in Still Life: Things Devouring Time draw attention to urgent contemporary concerns, relating to consumption and sustainability. By raising awareness and provoking thought they seek to critically intervene in these issues.

Art sessions run to create imagination in children under five years old. Set at different times during term time, daily so children can access a range of arts and crafts to inspire their creativity. Each half term we have a different theme to focus on.

This half term we’re going to be fighting some pretty big battles. Join us and have a go at strategic war games old and new. There’ll be hi-tech on-screen games and the more traditional dice and counter games, as well as a packed programme of combat demonstrations and dramatic performances.

A presentation about an astronomical theme of current astrophysical research

A relaxed to share astronomical experiences

Gravitational Waves by Dr Peter Edwards from Durham University. There will be a small admission charge

A relaxed evening to astronomical imaging, events, activities and telescope making

6 week course costing £90. includes 1 years membership and loan of a small telescope. Week 1- the Solar System. Week 2 – Outside the solar system Week 3 – navigating the night sky Week 4 telescopes explained. Week 5 and 6 Practical astronomy including sta

If the sky is clear then we will take telescopes out to observe the night sky. If the sky is not clear then a Club Night will be organised

If the sky is clear then we will take telescopes out to observe the night sky. This event is subject to change at short notice. There will be a small admission charge.

Walk with us from the Underground Gallery to the Upper Lake, pausing along the way to hear powerful poems, contemplations and writings by Giuseppe Penone, performed by Natalie Bellingham.

Join us on the first Sunday of every month for interactive and immersive storytelling in the Underground Gallery. Enjoy a different story is created in the gallery every month by our spellbinding storytellers. – This event is suitable for wheelchair users.

1940’s Dance & Party to the sounds of WW2 - an event organised by Kippax NSPCC District Committee.

The young international players of the Chiaroscuro String Quartet perform music of the Classical and early Romantic periods on gut strings and with historical bows. The quartet’s unique sound is highly acclaimed by audiences and critics all over Europe.

Record and cd fair