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Leeds Industrial Museum

Leeds Industrial Museum Armley Mills, Canal Rd, Leeds

Industrial heritage with collections of textile machinery, railway equipment and heavy engineering.  Learn about the industrial heritage of Leeds, the city of 1000 trades, in the Grade II* listed Armley Mills. Open Tues - Fri 10am - 5pm. Sat & Sun 12pm - 5pm. Free.

Ruby Tingle – Afterlife Exhibition

The Whitaker Museum & Art Gallery Haslington Road, Rossendale

Ruby Tingle presents her new work Afterlife, resurrecting The Whitaker’s off show taxidermy collection as new dioramas in a temporary ‘swamp heaven’. The show draws together installation, works on paper, music, scent and performance to create a multi sensory fantasy wetlands.

FLOTILLA: 100 years of getting our ships together.

Lancaster Maritime Museum St George’s Quay, Laqncaster

  FLOTILLA: 100 years of getting our ships together. This lovely exhibition showcases our Centenary Flotilla: vessels of all shapes and sizes that feature in our collection. The exhibition has been extended and will run until 32st March 2024. Closed Tues, Wed & Thurs. £3, concs £2, children free.  

Bottomless Brunch at The Lawrence

The Lawrence Hotel, 28 Church Street, Padiham, Burnley

Join a bottomless brunch Saturday and enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited drinks. 6th Jan, 3rd Feb & 2nd Mar. 1pm - 2.30pm.            

£29.95

L.S LOWRY EXHIBITION

The Lowry Pier 8, The Quays, Salford

The Lowry is named after Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887 – 1976) – an artist who spent much of his life in Salford and whose work is strongly associated with the city. The largest L.S Lowry collection in the world on permanent display. Daily 10-minute L.S.Lowry talks on weekdays at 2pm. Free.

TOP SECRET – The Magic of Science

Blackburn Empire Theatre Aqueduct Rd, Blackburn

Experience non-stop action-packed interactive magical science experiments that will capture the imagination, a fast-moving and colorful magical science show, packed with mystery, suspense and heaps of mess! Adult £13.50, child £11.50, family £31.50.    

BRITISH HOMING WORLD SHOW OF THE YEAR

Winter Gardens Blackpool

Located at Blackpool’s renowned Winter Gardens, the show is the largest gathering of pigeon fanciers in the UK. The event attracts over 15,000 visitors to the town every year. Sat £10, Sun £8, weekend ticket £15, under 18s free. 20th - 21st Jan. rpra.org

Charity Model Railway Exhibition

Mill Hill Community Centre New Chapel Street, Blackburn

Organised by East Lancashire Model Railway Charitable Organisation. Adult £5, child £3, family £12.        

Goofus Theatre presents ‘Me, the Snow and Old Man Crow’

The Whitaker Museum & Art Gallery Haslington Road, Rossendale

A new non-verbal theatre experience for all to enjoy with clowning, puppetry, soundtrack and encounters, ‘Me, the Snow and Old Man Crow’ will take you on a fantastical journey where magic, nonsense, heart and play abound and all is possible!

£8

Art Open 2024 Exhibition

Blackburn Museum & Art Gallery Museum Street, Blackburn

We are pleased to announce we will be kicking off our 2024 exhibition programme with our second ever Art Open. This is an open call to all artists, amateur and professional, to get ready to submit their work for what promises to be an exciting and diverse show.          

Saltaire Vintage Home & Fashion Fair

Victoria Hall Victoria Road,, Saltaire

Come and enjoy the Saltaire Vintage Home & Fashion Fair in the beautiful setting of Victoria Hall, in the heart of the World Heritage Village of Saltaire. Full of original vintage finds and not to be missed! Dedicated to true vintage since December 2007. £3, children free.

Pontefract Model Railway Exhibition

New College, Park Lane,, Pontefract

A model railway exhibition hosted by Normanton and Pontefract Model Railway Society.  Layouts, trade support, demonstrations, refreshments and disabled access. Adult £10, children free.              

Steve Bate MBE presents Wild Tracks

Carriageworks Theatre The Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square, Leeds

Paralympic gold medal-winning cyclist Steve Bate MBE shares the incredible journey of riding to ascend the iconic mountain of Kilimanjaro, with fellow Paralympic gold medallist Karen Darke MBE. £17.50, concs £14.50.

The World According to Kaleb

St. George's Hall Bridge Street, Bradford

Shut the gate! Kaleb Cooper, Chipping Norton's finest celebrity farmer and Sunday Times bestselling author, who shot to fame starring in Prime Video series, Clarkson's Farm, has decided to conquer his fear of the unknown and embark on his first ever theatre tour with The World According To Kaleb - Kaleb Goes On Tour. £29.50 - £39.50.

Family Antics at the Museum

The Whitaker Museum & Art Gallery Haslington Road, Rossendale

Come along and celebrate Chinese New Year  in our monthly family antics as we celebrate the year of the Dragon! 11am & 1pm. Recommended for age 6+  

£3

American Wrestling

King George’s Hall Northgate, Blackburn

Awesome Family Spectacular!! Featuring: 10 fall KO challenge, Explosive Rumble and tag team thriller. £12 - £15.

Clash of the Titans

The Victoria Theatre Fountain Street, Halifax

An Evening with Snooker Greats: Seven-times World Snooker Champion Stephen Hendry takes on his arch rival Steve Davis with your host and referee for the evening the Dennis Taylor.

£39.75

ROYAL ARMOURIES INTEREST GROUP

Royal Armouries Museum Armouries Drive,, Leeds

If you have a special interest in arms and armour, why not consider joining a group of like-minded people to take part in discussions about arms and armour, and enjoy talks about the collection. Age 18 and over.  Free.

The British Commercial Vehicle Museum

The British Commercial Vehicle Museum King Street, Leyland

The Museum generates a unique atmosphere with its wonderfully preserved and presented vehicles, and its showcases full of memorabilia and artifacts related to transport history. Open Thurs - Sun. 10am - 4.30pm. Adult £10, child £5, under 4s free, family ticket £18/£23.

Dark Skies Festival

Yorkshire Dales National Park Duncombe Place, York

Local businesses in and around the Yorkshire Dales National Park are hosting various events to help visitors get under the starry skies and experience the best of the Yorkshire Dales by night. Events and activities that took place as part of the 2023 Festival were stargazing talks with expert astronomers at some of the best locations in the Park, night-time fell running, astro-photography and canoeing in the dark. There are also plenty of family friendly fun such as rocket making, nocturnal wildlife talks, planet trails and dark skies crafts.

Craven Museum Store Tour February 2024

Skipton Town Hall High Street, Skipton

Book one of our behind the scenes tours at Craven Museum and find out how we look after all our amazing collections.

£2

Ilkley Beer Festival

King’s Hall Station Road, Ilkley

The festival offers over 20,000 pints of cask ales, craft beers and ciders, as well as wine, Prosecco and a popular gin bar. A full line-up of breweries and beers on show will be released in the days before Ilkley Beer Festival. £17.50 - £20.

Yorkshire Dales by day and by night

Yorkshire Dales National Park Duncombe Place, York

Join Mountain Goat for a tour of the Yorkshire Dales most famous areas around Wensleydale and Swaledale. Hawes, a picturesque and peaceful village in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Aysgarth Falls, picture perfect waterfalls, Stargazing event, travel through many of the "Dales" on this scenic tour and historic landmarks such as Castle Bolton. This tour will start opposite Dean Court Hotel in Duncombe Place next to York Minster.            

£75

Board Game Session

The Whitaker Museum & Art Gallery Haslington Road, Rossendale

Drop into our board game session during the half-term holidays. There will be lots of games for you to try -  or even bring your own and play with friends! Ages  6 plus.

£4

The Makings of a Murderer

Lawrence Batley Theatre Queen's Square, Queen St, Huddersfield

With more than 34 years as a senior detective, David Swindle shares his unique insight into the minds of the murderers, the famous cases that were never solved, and how the murderer got away with it. . . from someone on the inside.

£28

Rhubarb Festival

Wakefield City Centre Wakefield

Rhubarb lovers rejoice – Wakefield’s celebration of its most famous vegetable, the Rhubarb Festival, returns to paint the city pink for three days. Expect a whole new programme of chef demos and expand your culinary skills!

Friends Spring Tea Dance

Lowther Pavilion Lowther Terrace, Lytham St, Annes

Dance the afternoon away at the Pavilion. The Tea Dances are run by the Friends of Lowther Pavilion as part of their fundraising work for the theatre. Our talented organist will be playing all your favourites.

£7.50

Mark Thompson’s Spectacular Science Show

The Met Market Street, Bury

Let renowned astronomer and presenter Mark Thompson take you on a thrilling journey into the realms of scientific discovery. An extraordinary fusion of entertainment and education for February half-term. £17 - £19.

Pete Whittaker – Fine Lines

Carriageworks Theatre The Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square, Leeds

Big wall free solo climbing remains an area of the sport that climbers and public are yet to wrap their heads around. Pete explores the art of free solo climbing, taking you on a journey of where soloing started out for him, right up to his 800m big wall free solo of Kjerag in Norway. £19, concs £16.50.  

Bradford Beer and Cider Festival 2024

Victoria Hall Victoria Road,, Saltaire

Bradford CAMRA is proud to present the Bradford Beer and Cider Festival 2024. There will be over 110 real ales, real ciders and perries, wines, global beers, and craft keg beers, as well as great food, live music and our world-famous tombola.

Keighley Model Railway Club Exhibition 2024

Woodbank Garden Centre and Nurseries Harden Rd, Harden, Bingley

A model railway exhibition hosted by the Keighley Model Railway Club. Features: 15 layouts, trade support, refreshments and parking. Adult £10, child £5, family £20.                  

TABLE TOP SALE

Kelbrook & Sough Village Hall Dotcliffe Road, Kelbrook

Table top sale. Come along and sell your unwanted items in the village hall - perfect for your 'Spring Clean'.

Skipton Artisan Market

Skipton Canal Basin Coach Street, Skipton

Skipton Artisan Market takes place on the 1st Sun of the month on the Canal Basin. The Market is home to talented stallholders offering an amazing selection of predominantly handmade and hand produced food, drink, arts and crafts.

American Wrestling

Albert Halls Victoria Square, Bolton

The world’s greatest family spectacular, featuring the people’s champion Tiny Iron, king of the ring rumble. The show of a lifetime, plus free meet and greet. £13.75 £15.75.

Discover the Medieval Monasteries of Lancashire by Lancashire Adult Learning

Clitheroe Castle & Museum Castle Hill, Clitheroe

This session is designed to give the learner an introduction to the life and times of the Medieval Monastery. We will begin with looking at the creation and development of the monasteries in England and the Benedictine Rule. Free. Booking essential.

Threads through Creation – Exhibition

Blackburn Cathedral Cathedral Close, Blackburn

You are invited to come and see the amazing panels of textiles by Jacqui Parkson. 'Threads through Creation' panels of spectacular stitching tell the christian story of 'Creation in the Bible. The eight million stitches express God's Love! Free.        

Yorkshire Games Festival

The National Science and Media Museum Pictureville, Bradford

A unique festival of all things gaming. Celebrating games culture, design, and production with special industry guests. From masterclasses to networking events, to free gameplay and workshops, there’ll be lots for everyone to enjoy.          

Snooker Greats – Clash of the Titans

Albert Halls Victoria Square, Bolton

An Evening with Snooker Greats (Clash Of The Titans) Stephen Hendry, Steve Davis & Dennis Taylor. Seven-times World Snooker Champion Stephen Hendry takes on his arch rival Steve Davis with your host and referee for the evening the Dennis Taylor.

£37.50

Diamonds in the Landscape – Exhibition

Clitheroe Castle & Museum Castle Hill, Clitheroe

Originally designated in 1964, the Forest of Bowland celebrates 60 years in 2024. This exhibition in the Steward's Gallery showcases talented photographers who have perfectly captured the beauty of the Bowland landscape. Exhibition ends 28th April. Free. Closed Wed & Thurs.            

Willow Dragonfly Class

Leyland Studio Leyland, Preston

Learn the art of willow weaving with added design elements of beads, foliage and wire work in this session. Suitable or age 14+. £30 as a special offer which includes everything to make a special feature for inside or out          

£30

Model Railway Exhibition

Pudsey Civic Hall, Leeds

A model railway exhibition hosted by Narrow Gauge North. Features: Layouts, trade support, refreshments, parking and disables access. Adult £10, child £1.    

Keighley 10k & 5k 2024

Victoria Park Car Park, Nelson

The Keighley 10k & 5k are both challenging events at the start of the running season. Both the routes for 2024 start and finish in Victoria Park, Keighley. Run or walk the exciting new routes with hundreds of others to raise money for Sue Ryder's expert, compassionate end-of-life care.        

Liane Lang – Touch Stone Exhibition

The Whitaker Museum & Art Gallery Haslington Road, Rossendale

Liane Lang's project Touch Stone talks about human industry and activity in the landscape, showing traces and materials from bark to lead, stone to rusty industrial salvage. Wed - Sun: 10am - 4pm. Free. Free

Basic Birdwatching

Denso Marston Nature Reserve Otley Road, Charlestown, Shipley

Join us for a guided walk which is aimed at anyone new to birdwatching. The walk will commence on Otley Road next to the public footpath that leads to the reserve. Free event. Further details contact Steve on 07572 771549.    

WILLOW WEAVING

Pendle Heritage Centre Barrowfod, Colne

Learn about the ancient craft of willow weaving with Rosemary Fenwick from Newground Together and create your own decorative fish in our beautiful surroundings. Materials provided. Please ring 01282 677150  on Wed - Sun to book. Free.

Legends of Steam

East Lancashire Railway 23a Bolton St, Bury

Celebrate the crowning glory of British industry, personified by these three incredible and iconic mainline steam locomotives - BR Standard, Class 7, 70000 ‘Britannia’, LNER, A4, 60007 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ & LMS, Jubilee Class, 45690 ‘Leander’. These locomotives will be running an intensive public timetable for the whole three days. Various prices.