What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
New Saturday sessions at Broomfield SILC with SNAPS! SNAPS is a registered charity that provides Saturday leisure support services for children with additional needs of all kinds, and their families. To find out more get in touch with Emma on 07738 287024 or email emma@snapsyorkshire.org
The famous Marshall Waddington funfair is in Hunslet this week, open Thursday until Sunday (11th-14th August), 1pm-9pm on the Grove Road recreation ground opposite the Penny Hill Centre. The funfair is free to enter, and features a range of rides (typically £1.50-£2 each) and entertainment for all ages. (At least
The annual South Leeds Community Camp returns to Middleton Park this month, overnight on Saturday 20th – Sunday 21st August (2016). This free family event – now in its third year – simply aims to give local people the chance to meet, have a laugh, learn stuff, and get inspired
The South Leeds social clubs are hosting a range of all-age events this coming May bank holiday. Highlights include a Freddie Mercury tribute gig from acclaimed and multi-talented Leeds musician Karl Johnson (who can also do Bon Jovi!) – at Rowland Road Social Club in Beeston Hill, on Friday 27
The acclaimed Leeds Den Festival is returning to south Leeds next weekend (22-23 August 2015). It offers the chance for families to get creative together and build giant dens at The Tetley arts and community centre, as part of their Summer of Play season. Last year saw the first ever
The gala season continues apace, with Middleton St Cross church hosting their annual summer fair this Saturday (20 June 2015). The entertainment line-up includes the South Leeds Community Orchestra, the Middleton St Mary’s primary school choir, the local majorettes, and more. Other attractions include: stalls, kids activities, competitions and games,
South Leeds residents are invited to attend the Inner South Community Committee’s second community workshop at Leeds Civic Hall next Wednesday (26 November 2014). Having considered domestic violence and its impact in our area at the first workshop, this second workshop will focus on the theme of Children and Young
An all-new event launches in South Leeds next month: the Middleton Community Camp. This family-centred overnight camp will be taking place in Middleton Park on Saturday and Sunday 2-3 August 2014, for a range of people to meet, hang out, have a laugh, and get inspired by the natural
Watch It Together is a new, free lifestyle and activity programme for parents and children who would like support to help manage their weight. Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust are running a family based programme designed to help parents and children make healthy lifestyle changes. The sessions will run
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