Get ready to move, explore, and connect at this year’s Let’s Move: South Leeds event taking place on Saturday (10 May 2025) from 12–3pm at Cross Flatts Park in Beeston.
This community led event, supported by Get Set Leeds Local, brings together the amazing mix of activities that South Leeds has to offer. We aim to have something for all ages and abilities.
It should be a fun afternoon filled with variety of information stalls, taster activities and opportunities for connection.
Previous events have been a community celebration which have showcased the breadth of what’s on offer across South Leeds and beyond for local communities, and introduced people to activities they may never have seen or tried previously.
The event will have a range of ‘come and try’ activities such as Tae Kwon Do, American Football, roller sports, dance, table tennis and multisports. You can bring along your bike for bike fixing and bike tagging or enjoy the bike activity zone (no bike required).
Come along and have your photo taken with Leeds United mascot ‘Kop Cat’. We have wellbeing walks at 11am (women only) and 1pm (mixed); a yoga taster class at 12noon, a 1km fun run at 2.30pm; and Everybody Cycling are joining us for the afternoon 12-3pm with a great range of adapted bikes for children and adults to try.
We’d like to thank the Inner South Community Committee for it’s support, along with all those involved in the event. Come along and join in, chat and get to know what’s going on locally.
If you run a group/club and would like to be a part of it then get in touch: karen.peck@leeds.gov.uk.
This post was written by Karen Peck
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