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2pm Red Brick Auditorium There were some fascinating 18th Century people behind the development of Halifax’s iconic Piece Hall and remarkable Square Chapel, and David will relate anecdotes.  Who gave the land for the Piece Hall, and why did his descendants retain an interest in it?  Hear about Piece Hall builders and keepers; how a

8.15pm The Grayston Music Quiz returns. Expect a mix of music rounds & questions such as ‘Is Ed Sheeran rubbish yes or no’ & a random points scoring. So if you expect a serious quiz this ain't it. Free entry & will throw in some prizes

8pm Comedy superstar John Bishop is getting Back At It – doing what he does best - with a new UK stand-up tour for 2024. After two years spent TV presenting, stage acting, podcast hosting, dog walking and decorating the spare room, John is getting back to the thing he loves most; standing on stage

8pm A night of great fun, highly recommended! Kirsty is a human jukebox… you choose the song, she plays it, and EVERYONE sings along, at the ultimate feel good night out! Kirsty can play practically any song by ear, without rehearsal, which has proved an incredible party trick over the years. If she knows it,

8pm Get your glam on for a night of vinyl records celebrating the joy of Disco music. Inspired by the legendary New York nightclub, DJ Turnip will be playing some absolute classics and a few surprises too… all of which will get your feet moving. Grab a drink from the bar and head down for

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Opal’s Comet is a vivid, animated performance presented by arts organisation Mr Wilson’s and commissioned as part of Culturedale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture 2024. Taking place on a boat on the heritage

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Follow Opal's Comet, a waterborne production by the outdoor arts company Mr Wilson's, taking place along the Rochdale Canal and Calder and Hebble Navigation as part of CultureDale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture

6pm In the “Tiny Grayston”, with local writer Gaia Holmes Informal, inspirational sessions which look at the work of contemporary writers, drawing on the real and the imagined, responding to writing prompts, and creating original material. This workshop welcomes writers of all abilities and is the perfect opportunity to excessive your creative muscles and put

Doors 7pm. Start: 7.30pm The May talk in the series of Calderdale Industrial Museum Association talks will be given by Chris Toole. He will examining paternalism in mid 19th century Halifax and the impact of the Akroyd and Crossley families on the town. All are welcome. Free entry to members of Calderdale Industrial Museum Association,

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Follow Opal's Comet, a waterborne production by the outdoor arts company Mr Wilson's, taking place along the Rochdale Canal and Calder and Hebble Navigation as part of CultureDale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Follow Opal's Comet, a waterborne production by the outdoor arts company Mr Wilson's, taking place along the Rochdale Canal and Calder and Hebble Navigation as part of CultureDale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture

8pm Splint is made of Self Scribed tattoos, dissatisfaction and no taxi fare walks home, and have gained praise from the likes of Steve Lamacq and Deb Grant on BBC 6 Music. This Manchester/Hebden Bridge formed band will play hard and heavy tunes, packed with delicate guitar riffs- embracing both urgent and circumstantial vibes at