Events Around Haworth

Haworth Craft Fairs take place in the beautiful historic setting of Haworth, West Yorkshire. Famous for being the home of Charlotte Bronte, Ann Bronte, Emily Bronte the literary sisters who wrote romantic novels such as Wuthering Heights depicting the love affair of Cathy and Heathcliff.

Our exciting family friendly Keighley Super Con returns for its third incarnation at Victoria Hall on 16th March.

Join us whilst we launch our latest exhibition ’What Makes Thornton?’ and accompanying Thornton-based board and choose-your-own-adventure video game.

Support our Residents and pick up a good book for only 50p! The Fern House Book Sale 16th February 2019 at Fern House! #books #preloved #bingley

Sat 2nd March 2019 - Trinity Academy Halifax - Doors Open 2pm – 4pm Over 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.

Get ready for a night of inspirational adventure! The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is coming to Hebden Bridge Picture House on Tuesday 26 February and Thursday 11 April.

Baildon Cricket Club will be holding its annual Cheltenham Festival Preview Might on Tuesday 5th March 2019 at Baildon Cricket & Rugby Club, Jenny Lane, Baildon, BD17 6RS at 7.30pm (Doors 7pm).

Skipton’s biggest charity quiz of the year, supporting local children’s charities. This year we are supporting PETAL Children’s Cancer Research, SELFA (Skipton Extended Learning For All), and the Children’s Ward at Airedale Hospital. Teams of up to 6.

The Ilkley based choir Cantores Olicanae present a concert featuring Arvo Part’s ’Berliner Messe’ and ’Spiegel im Spiegel. Part has established himself not only as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary music, but also one of the most performed and recorded.

A St Patrick’s Day Eve Ceilidh featuring the fabulous Phoenix Ceilidh Band. This fundraising event for the Clarke Foley Centre has become a firm favourite in the local calendar. The ticket price includes a meat and tattie pie (and vegetarian option) and there will be a cash bar.

Life is never Plain Sailing, but when a new government initiative comes into place offering young people the chance to train and learn skills overseas, droves of teens jump at the chance to secure their future.

After our exclusive 40th anniversary screening of the mod classic Quadrophenia we are delighted to be hosting a gig by one of the stars of the film, Toyah Willcox. 2019 marks the 40th anniversary of her music career as Toyah released her first ever single and album studio in 1979.

Join us for an exclusive 40th anniversary screening of the mod classic Quadrophenia. Loosely based on The Who’s 1973 rock opera of the same name, the film has become a cult classic and we are delighted to be joined by one of the stars of the film.

Duncan Reid is a first class freelance violinist, recitalist and chamber musician. He has played with Opera North and is currently a member of the Ryebank trio. He is accompanied by the vituoso pianist Jonathan Ellis, a regular visitor to the Square Chapel.

The first collaboration of famed partners Rodgers and Hammerstein, Oklahoma! set the American musical theatre standard.

“We step out of our solar system, into the universe, seeking only peace and friendship…” So says the message from the human race on the Voyager spacecraft. But is there, y’know, anyone out there? I really wanted to know, so I went to speak to an astrophysicist to find out. This is what I found out: Stellar Wobble.

Intuition is a strange thing and Luke Jermay is even stranger. Building on his acclaimed debut show ‘Sixth Sense’ entertainer Luke Jermay is back and better than ever with a brand new interactive stage show jam packed with phenomenal jaw dropping demonstrations of intuition, telepathy and prediction; your mind will be...

Accomplished soloist, Sarah McNulty will perform a variety of repertoire to reflect the history of the instrument from it’s early beginnings to the modern day. Biog: Sarah McNulty studied modern and baroque flute with Edwina Smith during her undergraduate degree at the University of York.

With the release of the their 2018 debut album (Clarinet & Piano: Selected Works Vol. 1), Group Listening tread the overlap between classical and experimental music. Using stomp boxes, looping effects and more, the clarinet and piano duo create atmospheric, ambient tracks and soundscapes.

Imagine wanting all your life to visit Italy, the country of your dreams. Imagine boarding your plane – you’ve saved for months, bought new clothes, read all the guide books – only to be told on touchdown that you’re in The Netherlands… ‘The Netherlands’ isn’t about travel, it’s about being the parent of a child...

‘Tighten your laces, look to the band and don’t let your knees hit the ground.’ Ray is a young man with a big night ahead of him. Led by his very own backing band, The Raylettes, he’s going to dance until the end of life.

Currently BBC New Generation Artists, the Van Kuijk Quartet’s international accolades boast First, Best Beethoven and Best Haydn Prizes at the 2015 Wigmore Hall International String Quartet competition, First Prize and an Audience Award at the Trondheim International Chamber Music Competition, as well as becoming

Roll up! Roll up! Join Julie Anne Dance and Performing Arts for their first ever performance. Featuring children from the age of 3 to 16 containing well known characters of the circus.

Heard of any of them? Neither had we. And we’re meant to be a group of feminists. Unsung explores the untold stories of four pioneering and inspirational female figures from our past, asking why they, and hundreds like them, have been relegated to the footnotes. They were bold. They caused riots.

Eddie the Eagle is the feel-good story of one of our favourite cult heroes, Michael ‘The Eagle’ Edwards, who in 1988 was the underdog that became the first ski jumper since 1929 to represent Britain at the Olympics.