St George’s Fields in Leeds
Hidden in the campus of the University of Leeds is a pretty park with some interesting furniture left over from its previous life. Read this week’s Curiosity of the week to find out where the ‘worthies’ of Leeds lie…
Contrary Life gets a bit rock ‘n’ roll for Bowie exhibition launch
The White Cloth Gallery in Leeds is running an exhibition of Bowie photographs taken from the Duffy archive covering a period of 10 years in Bowie’s career…
Belsay Hall Archive
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Things get curiouser and curiouser this half term on the Alice in Wonderland trail
This half term (16th – 24th February 2013) Belsay Hall, Castle & Gardens in Northumberland hosts an Alice in Wonderland Trail suitable for all the family…
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Ghost Stories for Christmas at Belsay Hall
Gather in the library at Belsay Hall for a series of Victorian inspired ghost stories told by the Lady of the house in this unique storytelling event on 23rd & 24th November 2012…
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Tales of Fear – The M R James Trilogy
Six classic spine-chillers from the Master of the English Ghost Story – M R James at Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens in Northumberland…
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The Knight’s Tournament
The Knight’s Tournament takes place at Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens in Northumberland from 28th to 30th May 2011…
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The Snow Queen at Belsay Hall
The Storytellers Theatre Company bring the classic Hans Christian Anderson tale, The Snow Queen, to Belsay Hall from 27th – 29th December…
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A Victorian Christmas at Belsay Hall
A Victorian Christmas with Father Christmas at Belsay Hall on 27th and 28th November 2010…
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Ghost stories for Christmas at Belsay Hall
Come and gather in the Library at Belsay Hall for a series of Victorian inspired ghost stories told by the lady and gentleman of the house…
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Father Christmas & The Butler
When: 28th & 29th November 2009 Where: Belsay Hall, Castle & Gardens, Northumberland £: 6.50 for adults & 3.30 for children What is it? Get into the Christmas spirit, Victorian style! Let your little ones be mesmerised by tales, stories and poems told by a Victorian Father Christmas. Or why not listen to…