Articles in Something for the Weekend
Guest blogger Rebecca Turgoose, @RebeccaLouise07, invites us spread our wings and head to North Yorkshire for an ancient May Day celebration on Sunday 13th May.
Mike and Corey Kenny check out the latest Marvel superhero offering to hit cinemas.
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.
James Voller (@James_Voller) previews the Bradford International Film Festival’s Bradford After Dark strand. Old to new, spooky to slashy, British, American, French and Cuban; not just for horror aficionads, but for fans of cinema in …
Bollywood for Beginners at the National Media Museum is THE place to learn a thing or two about Indian film, says Irna Qureshi.
Next Saturday (7th April), Minicine will be holding its largest event thus far. The Polish Parish Club, on Edmund Street in Bradford centre, will be installed with a big screen to show …
Guest blogger Emily Raynor tells us about the archaeological digs taking place at Harewood House
This is the first post of what will be a regular feature, as Sam Reeves lets us know what’s going bump in the night in Hyde Park Picture House’s Creatures of the Night series. Below …
Minicine programmer Woody (Twitter – @MawScrawl) is attending this month’s Sneaky Experience event. (Image above taken from Sneaky Experience’s Raiders of the Lost Ark screening)
I’m off to my first Sneaky Experience this weekend (Sat …
Laura Ager reviews her evening of Carl Theodor Dreyer’s Vampyr + Accompaniment from Steven Severin. The very same show that will be playing at Left Bank Leeds this evening. The very fact that this is …
Mike McKenny attended the day school event at the National Media Museum where similarities or divergances were investigated between Steven Soderbergh’s Sex Lies and Videotape and Steve McQueen’s Shame
Georgia Halston previews this weekend’s Antifascist Film Festival. Get thee down there, or watch this space for Georgia’s thoughts on the weekend.
On Saturday the 4th and Sunday the 5th of February Leeds Anarchist Black Cross …
The National Media Museum, aside from having three screens (including IMAX) in which to fill with great films, also have a lot more film-goodness to offer. This Saturday (28th January) for instance there will be …
We’re looking for new members for our Boy’s Book Club – are you that person?
Could Leeds be more playful? The first in a series of events & excursions into exploring Play and our experience of it kicks off at Leeds City Museum 14th January 1pm
Earn £25 for attending an hour-long focus group and have your say about cultural events in Yorkshire.
In this weeks post in the series Spaces & Places, our love affair with the world we live in, James Butterworth looks at the historical Sandal Castle
The yearly light festival comes again to York. Alexandra Boyle went along to see the city in a whole new light.
News on the Sunday Cinema Club at Headingley’s Original Oak pub, starting up this month…
Do you ever find yourself stuck for things to do when it gets to Sunday night? With the dread of Monday …
ACDC heading up a romantic playlist? Hell yes! Bloody Nora picks her favourite swoon tunes
Leeds is lighting up for this year’s Light Night Leeds. Tell us what you want to see, what you’re involved in, and what you’re looking forward to most….
Photography festival Ways of Looking opens in Bradford this weekend and there’s a playful app for visitors to explore more of Bradford’s hidden delights
October 6th sees High above the Street open for four days of unique partying. Fusing fashion, fun, food, fussball and Fred Perry table tennis.
Orlagh’s Fest – A Great Night for a Great Cause: Friday 23rd September – Leeds’ Irish Centre, York Road, Leeds.
Exploring New Worlds: British Science Festival Bradford 10th-15th September
