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15 events
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…
Until 4 Oct
Arp: The Plasters celebrates the recent acquisition of plaster sculptures by French-German sculptor, painter and poet Jean (Hans) Arp (1886-1966), a gift from the Stiftung Arp…
Until 4 Oct
British sculptor Garth Evans (b. 1934) presents his Anti-Virus plaster sculptures, created during the first Covid lockdown in his home in Connecticut, USA.
Until 1 Nov
£9Discover Genghis Khan: How the Mongols Changed the World in Leeds and enjoy over 250 fascinating Mongolian objects on show at the Royal Armouries until November 2026
Until 10 Jan 2027
Tracing the relationship between sculpture and steel over a period of thirty years,
Until 11 Apr 2027
This display brings together a range of drawings from the Leeds Museums and Galleries renowned works on paper collection.
Until 6 Jun 2027
A new exhibition from the International Felt Makers Association Region Ten, celebrating the connections between nature and industry.
Until 13 Aug 2027
A community exhibition focusing on trade unions and workers rights from 1812 to the time of AI.
Until 29 Aug 2027
The exhibition revisits one of the pioneering and legendary exhibitions the then Leeds Curator Phillip Hendy organised for Temple Newsam House during the dark years of the Second…