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Heptonstall Museum is open Thursday to Sunday 11am till 4:30pm. Our opening exhibition explores the lives of the Cragg Vale Coiners, the notorious band of local counterfeiters who produced fake gold coins in the late 18th century to supplement their small incomes from weaving. On entering the 17c building, the first room brings to life

Linked to the ‘Opening the Wardrobe’ exhibition at Bankfield Museum in 2023, you can enjoy four evening presentations by History Wardrobe.   The Frock Shop Thursday 20th April 2023 Fashion shopping in the sixties. Celebrate the decade’s brilliant designs - from mini to maxi - in a riot of Lurex, Bri-nylon, crisp cottons and Crimplene!

Over the past 6 months, 2 artists have been trainees at Everybody Arts. This exhibition acts as a showcase for their work. Afe Bi Yε Esan, 'The Year of Great Misfortune', is an immersive multisensory installation by the artist and lived experience storyteller Adelle A'asante and invites participants to delve deep into the heart of

Door in the Wall Arts Access CIC presents The Museum of Monotropism - an exhibition exploring autistic experience, by embroidery and mixed-media artist Tzipporah Johnston. Booking is required for the artist talk and private view. Please note that the exhibition will be open to the public from 10am on Saturday 23rd March. The Museum of

A low-tech, low-profile, experimental alien invasion of a middle English village ruffles very few feathers among acquiescent residents. That is until two young women start a resistance movement. Performed in The Studio Bar, where every element of the production is laid bare - with "live" sound effects and six actors taking on twenty-one very different

Unleash your knitting prowess and delight your feline friends with a handmade toy they'll adore! Join in for a cozy, fun-filled knitting workshop where you'll create the purr-fect plaything: a charming knitted mouse cat toy. Workshop Insights: Date: April 25th Skill Level: Suitable for knitters of all levels, from beginners to those with nimble needles. Project: By the

8pm After a two year hiatus, Halifax based Casino Rockets are keen to make up lost time, taking listeners on a journey with them on every track. Mixing atmospheric and at times dreamlike soundscapes alongside powerful, driving urgency, Casino Rockets don’t fit any one genre easily and that suits them fine. We’re pretty sure you’ll

8:30pm Laugh your way into the weekend with the return of the Victoria Theatre Halifax's regular and hugely popular Dick & Liddy's Comedy Club. One of West Yorkshire's premier live comedy shows, Dick & Liddy's Comedy Club has hosted legends of stand up comedy and laughter such as John Bishop, Alan Carr, Ross Noble and Michael

Calling all vinyl junkies and memorabilia lovers! The Triple J Record Fair is back at Halifax Borough Market on Saturday 27 April. Dive into a treasure trove of vinyl records, discover hidden gems, and explore a world of musical nostalgia. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting your vinyl journey, there's something for everyone

Doors: 1pm. Start: 1.30pm, Finish: 4pm Non - Stop Abba Classics! With an Interactive Show from Top Performers!  Join us for an afternoon of Family Fun,  singing and dancing to songs from the iconic ABBA! All Ages Welcome. £15 Per Ticket. The Moorlands Grand Pavilion, Keighley Road, Halifax, HX2 8Dr

1pm Second hand and vintage fair at The Grayston Unity.  

7.30pm The Halifax Chamber Choir perform a programme of Baroque music including including sacred choral music, motets and anthems from the 17th century from across Europe including Vivaldi's Gloria, Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden by J.S.Bach, Magnificat by Charpentier and anthems by Henry Purcell and Jeremiah Clarke. Tickets £12 on the door. Accessibiity information The