Articles by Kay Brown
A conference with a difference is gathering together leading academics with people working directly (and indirectly) with live music.
Laughter Lines comes to a close on Friday and organiser Patrick Turpin gives us an insight to what they’ve learnt since the first festival last year.
Chris Harlow reviews Frisky and Mannish at The Carriageworks as part of Laughter Lines | Leeds Comedy Festival
Simon Fogal talks of his many passions; beards, drumming, press and most of all, music in Leeds.
Helen Baron has been DJing for Brighton Beach in Leeds since its inception in 1994, we caught her to ask a couple of questions before she’s back behind the BB decks this weekend.
Organiser whiskas talks about this year’s The Unconference which takes place during Live At Leeds to provide support for local musicians.
Nick Jones talks about his highlights of this year’s Leeds Young People’s Film Festival.
Katie Lee reviews Publick Transport’s latest show in Leeds, covering all aspects of airport security.
Futuresound have announced that the legendary Brighton Beach will be returning for one night only at The Wardrobe on Saturday 28th April.
Casey Orr poses some questions to Phil Moody to find out more about his photographic essay on screen in the MillSpace later this month.
Leeds Creative Timebank are looking to double their membership by inviting you to find out more about its potential for you and the wider creative community in the city.
John Atkinson blogs to enthuse us about a true part of northern culture, Rugby League.
Earlier today a travelling shed of curiosities took up residence at Munro House to bring out the home tourist in us all by throwing a spotlight on events happening in the city. @KayLinaBrown caught up with Leeds Inspired co-ordinator Jane Earnshaw to find out more.
Jess (@BookElfLeeds) got in touch to tell us about a World Book Night Party at Arcadia so @KayLinaBrown posed some questions to find out more.
To celebrate six months of Lomi Massage Leeds, Josephine Borg gives you the opportunity to win an hour of lomi massage.
Here at Culture Vulture Inc we thought that We Are Poets and Leeds Young Authors were so inspirational that you deserved two reflections – you lucky people – so here Mick McCann gets personal and local.
What does it take to run a successful comedy night? A lot more than you’d think as Rosie Stoker found out.
Katie Lee reviews the recent double bill from Dep Arts in conjunction with Northern Ballet.
@kaylinabrown questions this month’s banner designer Oli Bentley about being based in Quarry hill, the definition of design and more.
Have you seen the pictures of Moominpappa exploring Leeds? @KayLinaBrown has put a photoblog together of her #moominsinleeds picks.
@KayLinaBrown poses some questions to No Culture Icons to find out more about the Leeds collective.
The 13th Leeds Young People’s Film Festival starts next week and @gazpachodragon shares her picks.
Part 1 of Alison Pilling’s blog series about her experiences of learning to Stand Up.
The Hepworth Wakefield has recently been long-listed for the prestigious Art Fund Prize, won last year by The British Museum.
The Twitter sensation #local4lent is culminating in an exciting event taking place on Saturday 24th March at The Corn Exchange, Leeds.
