Events Around Bradford

From melting glaciers to nuclear bunkers, ?In Search of Frankenstein reveals the present-day landscape that once inspired Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel.

Distance: 5km Run type: Fun Run / Charity / Park Run / Paths / Tarmac / Hard surface Route: Laps Suitable for full family groups and children of all ages.

A Large Stamp Fair - over 30 Tables with friendly and knowledgeable dealers - all willing to help and covering all aspects of philately. All dealers are on the ground floor. Hot and cold refreshments available on both days. Large free car park on site.

"EVERLY BROTHERS" Tribute Show By ’Foreverly’ a tribute to Don & Phil so Walk Right Back to The 50’s & 60’s for some Fab music and memories, Plus Terry Websters "JIVE BUNNY" show with all the legends of that great era and DJ Flashback playing the rest of the Best.

Saltaire Vintage Home & Fashion Fair: Sat 1st Dec 2018 Victoria Hall, Saltaire, West Yorkshire BD18 3JS With 40+ 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,

“Came so far for beauty” Celebrating sixteen years of a creative journey Mandy Farrar & Allan Brack Both Allan and Mandy were involved in different ways in the early days of South Square, at which they last showed their work together in 2002.

SUN 18th NOVEMBER - 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.

Calder Valley Youth Theatre hit the stage in November 2018 with Lin Manuel Miranda’s In The Heights, winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Orchestrations.

“I am a bull. I am a bull…ish. I live between worlds. Slip between myths with dexterous leaps. Do I scare you? How about now?” Meet Asterion, better known as the terrifying, blood thirsty Minotaur of Ancient Crete.

Join a tiny snail on her trip round the world in Tall Stories’ magical, musical production inspired by the fantastic bestselling picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Longing to see the world, a tiny snail hitches a lift on the tail of a humpback whale.

This is a special pre-view performance, lasting 60 minutes, with a 30 minutes feedback session at the end. “There are stories just as old Stories that are seldom told The ones that make the blood run cold That only vultures tell..

It was 1973 when Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford first formed the band that would that would see them dubbed ‘The New Lennon and McCartney’. 45 years later they continue to tour in Squeeze, together as a duo, or as solo performers.

Toussaint To Move/Akeim Toussaint Buck in a new dance theatre solo show: Windows of Displacement. Working with dance, song and spoken word, exploring diverse identities in today’s England.

The idea of the Changeling, the idea of a fairy child left in place of a stolen human child, feels very relevant today when we think of ideas of identity, virtual selves and the crisis in contemporary masculinity.

In a world gone crazy, can philosophy help? Rob Newman attempts to piece together a philosophy for our troubled times by sifting through 3000 years of thought: from Pythagoras to Artificial Intelligence by way of Pavlov’s dogs, Jane Goodall’s chimpanzees and Frankie Howerd’s trousers.

Join Halifax Symphony Orchestra for a very special concert featuring: Pomp and Circumstance #4 in G – Edward Elgar Spitfire Prelude and Fugue – William Walton War Elegy – Ivor Gurney Mars – Gustav Holst Symphony #5 – Vaughan Williams

A wedding. A free bar. A blast from the past. G and Kayla’s lives are a mess but tonight they’re determined to Have It Large. As their veins course with adrenaline and cheap prosecco we follow them on an epic journey through thirty years of Pop.

Can you remember every dance you’ve ever danced? The people on stage in Wallflower are trying to remember every dance they’ve ever danced. Some of them are professional dancers, some are not. Some might tell you that they can’t dance at all.

600 People Written & Performed by Alexander Kelly Inspired by conversations with Dr Simon Goodwin Directed by Rachael Walton “We step out of our solar system, into the universe, seeking only peace and friendship…” Somewhere between stand-up and an astrophysics lecture, Third Angel brings you a simple

Radio 2 Folk Musician of the Year, virtuoso violinist and singer, TOM MCCONVILLE will be presenting a rich and varied selection of folk songs, stories and tunes with life-long friend and fellow Geordie musician and singer Tony Wilson.

Ever wondered if you missed your chance to be wild? Sonya has been spinning a lot of plates recently; she’s really good at it but she’s definitely not the untamed woman she thought she’d be by now. Sometimes she feels like a feral beast backed into a corner.

The Castalian String Quartet is rapidly emerging as an exciting voice on the international chamber music scene. In this concert the quartet will present us with: Mozart Quartet K465 Dissonance, Fauré Quartet in E minor Op.121 and Beethoven Quartet in E minor Op.59 No.2 (Rasumovsky).

We are delighted to welcome back the York Waits! Enjoy some winter and Christmas music spanning many centuries, many countries and using various instruments including wind and stringed, from the wide array that would have been played by bands in the medieval and Tudor periods.

Old English and European music and song for the festive season. A musical journey through the seasonal celebrations of medieval and renaissance Europe. The programme starts at home with a selection from the rich source of 15th-century English carols, including works from Yorkshire manuscripts.

This ever-popular Christmas concert by Halifax Concert Band is a firm favourite in the calendar. Returning for its 14th annual Christmas concert at Square Chapel under the baton of conductor Christopher Binns, the band presents a programme of Christmas music and pieces from its recent repertoire.