What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
The Grinch is coming to Belle Isle! The popular monthly movie night will be putting on a festive treat with Jim Carey’s film adaptation of Dr Seuss’s book. It will be screened at Belle Isle Family Centre on Friday 14 December. Organisers Health For All are having a Christmas theme so Santa
Tim Burton’s The Corpse Bride is the spooky showing at a free Hallowe’en movie night in Belle Isle. The event is being held at Belle Isle Family Centre on Friday 2 November. It starts at 5pm – and hot dogs, nachos and popcorn will be on hand. These monthly events
Belle Isle Family Centre Café is holding a big BBQ lunch on Wednesday, 8 August, from 12.30pm-2pm. All welcome! Choose two of: Hot dog, burger, chicken burger, veg skewer and sausage. All served with: salad, pasta salad, cous cous. Dessert is fruit salad or trifle. Cost is adults £4, children £2.50
Fun outdoor events in south Leeds which parents and children can enjoy together will be held over the summer holidays. Wednesday in the Woods will be held in Belle Isle, Cottingley and Middleton on different dates and feature a bouncy castle, sports, arts and crafts and a variety of other
Those pesky little blue folk The Smurfs are coming to Belle Isle during the school summer holidays! They’re all set to make an appearance at Belle Isle’s fourth movie night which people can attend for free. The popular event runs on Friday, 27 July at Belle Isle Family Cenytre, off Belle Isle Road. It starts at
The next meeting of the South Leeds Life Group will be held on Wednesday. You may recall the group was founded last month to build on nthe success the blog’s had over the past 18 months or so. Anyone living in South Leeds is more than welcome to come to our meetings
Friday night is movie night in Belle Isle! The third in Health For All’s popular family-orientated events will see Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson’s epic The Adventures of Tin Tin being screened at Belle Isle Family Centre this Friday. Meet at 5pm for food (which has a small charge) and 5.30pm
Are you green fingered? Your local councillors invite you to a meeting to discuss setting up a Belle Isle in Bloom Group. Following in the successful traditions of Beeston in Bloom and Holbeck in Bloom, which both won silver medals at last year’s Yorkshire in Bloom competition, Belle Isle in
Belle Isle Family Centre will play host to the area’s second movie night next month when families will be able to come together to watch Steven Spielberg’s animated film The Adventures of Tin Tin. The first Belle Isle Movie Night, which featured animated film Rio, proved very popular. There will even be proper
Belle Isle resident Jean Savery has written this guest post about a new group giving residents in a part of Belle Isle an outlet to get things done in their community. Jean, who is retired, wrote the post at a publicity training session as part of the Belle Isle Bright Ideas project