Heart Calendar http://www.heartcentre.org.uk Headingley Enterprise and Arts Centre: My Calendar Events en-US johnathan.kendall@vitaminkdesign.com (Heart Admin) My Calendar WordPress Plugin http://www.joedolson.com/articles/my-calendar/ Sun, 19 May 2013 03:51:55 +0000 Poetry by Heart /headingley-events/event-details Fri, 17 May 2013 14:52:14 +0000 fra Do you like poetry? Then come to Heart regular poetry night on the last Wednesday of each month

Each month up to six poets have a 15 minute slot to perform their work.  They receive no fee or expenses, and admission is free.

The readers may offer books for sale.

For more info email poetrybyheart@btinternet.com

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Poetry by Heart

Do you like poetry? Then come to Heart regular poetry night on the last Wednesday of each month

Each month up to six poets have a 15 minute slot to perform their work.  They receive no fee or expenses, and admission is free.

The readers may offer books for sale.

For more info email poetrybyheart@btinternet.com

Begin: 7:30 pm on Wednesday 26th June

End: 10:30 pm on Wednesday 26th June

Poetry by Heart ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-26_438 Poetry by Heart /headingley-events/event-details Fri, 17 May 2013 14:49:30 +0000 fra Do you like poetry? Then come to Heart regular poetry night on the last Wednesday of each month

Each month up to six poets have a 15 minute slot to perform their work.  They receive no fee or expenses, and admission is free.

The readers may offer books for sale.

For more info email poetrybyheart@btinternet.com

 

Featured poets for tonight:
Antony Dunn won the Newdigate Prize in 1995 and received an Eric Gregory Award in 2000. He has published three collections of poems: Pilots and Navigators (Oxford University Press 1998); Flying Fish (Carcanet OxfordPoets 2002); and Bugs (Carcanet OxfordPoets 2009), and is working towards completion of a fourth. Antony is a regular tutor for The Poetry School and the Arvon Foundation. He has worked on a number of translation projects with poets from Holland, Hungary, China and Israel, and was Poet in Residence at the University of York for 2006 and at the Ilkley Literature Festival in 2010. He is Director of the Bridlington Poetry Festival.

Bill Fitzsimons, Dublin-born local poet, is a relative new-comer in poetry terms, writing his first poems in his late 50s. He is a founder member of a Leeds-based Irish writers group, Lucht Focail (Word People) and has read at various venues in Leeds and elsewhere. He has also had work published in Poetry Monthly and Aireings; he has read on local radio and been published in three group Anthologies The Fifth Province, Triple Spiral and Views from the Lighthouse.

Hannah Hunt has been writing poetry for over forty years, and has had several poems published in journals as well as winning two prizes before her twentieth birthday. She finds inspiration both in the canon of great poets (from John Donne to Billy Collins) and in the natural world, chance encounters with people, and in wrestling with religious and environmental issues. She is especially interested in Celtic culture at the moment. In her other life she teaches English Literature for the Open University and other stuff for different universities.

Matthew Hedley Stoppard is a wanted man. When he is not writing poetry, he is a raider of piggybanks, a refuser of piggybacks and a defiler of council property. Until he is brought to justice, he reads from his debut collection A Family Behind Glass published by Valley Press, and his words can be found in anthologies and magazines, in print and online, and heard on vinyl via the Adult Teeth Recording Company.
Suzanne McArdle is currently studying for an MA in Creative Writing at Sheffield Hallam University, where she is completing her second novel, a psychological thriller. However she loves poetry, and finds that poems often poke their way out when she is showering or trying to sleep. Her poetry has been published in The Rialto, Aireings, the Grist anthology A Complicated Way of Being Ignored, and Matter.

Wendy Pratt was born in Scarborough and now lives near Filey. Her first pamphlet, Nan Hardwick Turns into a Hare was published by Prolebooks in 2011 and was reviewed favourably in Other Poetry and The Times Literary Supplement. She was also delighted to have her poem 'eating Mackerel' highly commended in the Swale Life April 2011 poetry competition. Her second collection, Museum Pieces, will be published by Prolebooks in December 2013. She has enjoyed publication of her poetry in Acumen, Snakeskin, Prole, Other Poetry, The Interpreter's House, Pennine Platform and The Frogmore Papers amongst others. As well as working full time as a Microbiologist, Wendy is studying towards a BA in English literature with the Open University.

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Poetry by Heart

Do you like poetry? Then come to Heart regular poetry night on the last Wednesday of each month

Each month up to six poets have a 15 minute slot to perform their work.  They receive no fee or expenses, and admission is free.

The readers may offer books for sale.

For more info email poetrybyheart@btinternet.com

 

Featured poets for tonight:
Antony Dunn won the Newdigate Prize in 1995 and received an Eric Gregory Award in 2000. He has published three collections of poems: Pilots and Navigators (Oxford University Press 1998); Flying Fish (Carcanet OxfordPoets 2002); and Bugs (Carcanet OxfordPoets 2009), and is working towards completion of a fourth. Antony is a regular tutor for The Poetry School and the Arvon Foundation. He has worked on a number of translation projects with poets from Holland, Hungary, China and Israel, and was Poet in Residence at the University of York for 2006 and at the Ilkley Literature Festival in 2010. He is Director of the Bridlington Poetry Festival.

Bill Fitzsimons, Dublin-born local poet, is a relative new-comer in poetry terms, writing his first poems in his late 50s. He is a founder member of a Leeds-based Irish writers group, Lucht Focail (Word People) and has read at various venues in Leeds and elsewhere. He has also had work published in Poetry Monthly and Aireings; he has read on local radio and been published in three group Anthologies – The Fifth Province, Triple Spiral and Views from the Lighthouse.

Hannah Hunt has been writing poetry for over forty years, and has had several poems published in journals as well as winning two prizes before her twentieth birthday. She finds inspiration both in the canon of great poets (from John Donne to Billy Collins) and in the natural world, chance encounters with people, and in wrestling with religious and environmental issues. She is especially interested in Celtic culture at the moment. In her other life she teaches English Literature for the Open University and other stuff for different universities.

Matthew Hedley Stoppard is a wanted man. When he is not writing poetry, he is a raider of piggybanks, a refuser of piggybacks and a defiler of council property. Until he is brought to justice, he reads from his debut collection A Family Behind Glass published by Valley Press, and his words can be found in anthologies and magazines, in print and online, and heard on vinyl via the Adult Teeth Recording Company.
Suzanne McArdle is currently studying for an MA in Creative Writing at Sheffield Hallam University, where she is completing her second novel, a psychological thriller. However she loves poetry, and finds that poems often poke their way out when she is showering or trying to sleep. Her poetry has been published in The Rialto, Aireings, the Grist anthology A Complicated Way of Being Ignored, and Matter.

Wendy Pratt was born in Scarborough and now lives near Filey. Her first pamphlet, Nan Hardwick Turns into a Hare was published by Prolebooks in 2011 and was reviewed favourably in Other Poetry and The Times Literary Supplement. She was also delighted to have her poem 'eating Mackerel' highly commended in the Swale Life April 2011 poetry competition. Her second collection, Museum Pieces, will be published by Prolebooks in December 2013. She has enjoyed publication of her poetry in Acumen, Snakeskin, Prole, Other Poetry, The Interpreter's House, Pennine Platform and The Frogmore Papers amongst others. As well as working full time as a Microbiologist, Wendy is studying towards a BA in English literature with the Open University.

Begin: 7:30 pm on Wednesday 29th May

End: 11:00 pm on Wednesday 29th May

Poetry by Heart ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-05-29_437 Travellers’ Tales /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 15:27:26 +0000 fra  

Do you have a passion for travelling? Not sure where to go on your next trip? Travellers Tales brings together local people who have travelled all over the world to celebrate their journeys and the world. Come to share their experiences, insights and inspirations. Along with their fascinating stories, why not share our selection of bottled beers, wines and themed food from the café with your friends?

This is a great chance to try out our themed menu from 6.30pm

This night is titled:

FREE

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Travellers’ Tales

 

Do you have a passion for travelling? Not sure where to go on your next trip? Traveller’s Tales brings together local people who have travelled all over the world to celebrate their journeys and the world. Come to share their experiences, insights and inspirations. Along with their fascinating stories, why not share our selection of bottled beers, wines and themed food from the café with your friends?

This is a great chance to try out our themed menu from 6.30pm

This night is titled:

FREE

Begin: 8:00 pm on Wednesday 10th July

End: 10:00 pm on Wednesday 10th July

Travellers’ Tales ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-07-10_435 Travellers’ Tales /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 15:27:26 +0000 fra  

Do you have a passion for travelling? Not sure where to go on your next trip? Travellers Tales brings together local people who have travelled all over the world to celebrate their journeys and the world. Come to share their experiences, insights and inspirations. Along with their fascinating stories, why not share our selection of bottled beers, wines and themed food from the café with your friends?

This is a great chance to try out our themed menu from 6.30pm

This night is titled:

FREE

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Travellers’ Tales

 

Do you have a passion for travelling? Not sure where to go on your next trip? Traveller’s Tales brings together local people who have travelled all over the world to celebrate their journeys and the world. Come to share their experiences, insights and inspirations. Along with their fascinating stories, why not share our selection of bottled beers, wines and themed food from the café with your friends?

This is a great chance to try out our themed menu from 6.30pm

This night is titled:

FREE

Begin: 8:00 pm on Wednesday 14th August

End: 10:00 pm on Wednesday 14th August

Travellers’ Tales ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-08-14_436 Mestisa /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 15:25:12 +0000 fra Mestisa performs traditional and popular music from Latin America; ranging from romantic boleros, Peruvian marineras, Argentinian zambas, Chilean tonadas to lively Bolivian huaynos.

Almost 14 years ago Ana Luisa and Barbara met in Leeds at one of the open mic nights at the The Grove and they've been playing together ever since forming the core of Mestisa. More recently Tenley joined, adding a percussion section - a crucial ingredient in the sounds of South American music. They have played all over, including festivals, charity events, even providing the entertainment at Leeds University for the Ambassador of Mexico!!

Their music has been influenced by the likes of Mercedes Sosa, Lila Downs, Inti Illimani, Los Kjarkas, Chavela Vargas as well as many traditional styles of folk music. The name "Mestisa' comes from the Spanish word meaning to be of mixed racial and cultural origins - something that describes the band members well, and something that they try to encapsulate in their music.

They regularly perform to sell-out audiences

 

£8/£6

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Mestisa

Mestisa performs traditional and popular music from Latin America; ranging from romantic boleros, Peruvian marineras, Argentinian zambas, Chilean tonadas to lively Bolivian huaynos.

Almost 14 years ago Ana Luisa and Barbara met in Leeds at one of the open mic nights at the The Grove and they've been playing together ever since forming the core of Mestisa. More recently Tenley joined, adding a percussion section - a crucial ingredient in the sounds of South American music. They have played all over, including festivals, charity events, even providing the entertainment at Leeds University for the Ambassador of Mexico!!

Their music has been influenced by the likes of Mercedes Sosa, Lila Downs, Inti Illimani, Los Kjarkas, Chavela Vargas as well as many traditional styles of folk music. The name "Mestisa' comes from the Spanish word meaning to be of mixed racial and cultural origins - something that describes the band members well, and something that they try to encapsulate in their music.

They regularly perform to sell-out audiences

 

£8/£6

Begin: 8:00 pm on Saturday 6th July

End: 11:30 pm on Saturday 6th July

Mestisa ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-07-06_434 Jam Session /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 15:22:26 +0000 fra First Friday of every month regular jam session run by jazz-at-heart and an excellent house band of young musicians often from the jazz course at Leeds College of Music.

Grab this opportunity to try out your playing or singing and improvise with a great backing band in front of a supportive audience.

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Jam Session

First Friday of every month regular jam session run by jazz-at-heart and an excellent house band of young musicians often from the jazz course at Leeds College of Music.

Grab this opportunity to try out your playing or singing and improvise with a great backing band in front of a supportive audience.

Begin: 8:00 pm on Friday 5th July

End: 10:30 am on Friday 5th July

Jam Session ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-07-05_433 Headingley LitFest /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:56:36 +0000 fra Headingley LitFests first free Youth Fringe

For young people and the not so young too it presents a day of varied opportunities to engage, create and be entertained.

1 1.30pm: Drama
Find out how local suffragist Mary Gawthorpe travelled from the terraces of Woodhouse to radical politics.

2 4pm Creative writing workshop
Find your inner author/poet with the help of published local writer James Nash, Ruth Middleton and others

4.30 6 pm Poetry slamming with local young performers.

6 8 pm We Are Poets
Film charts the journey some Leeds poets made, to the US and as a personal exploration; followed by Q&A with producer Alex Ramsehe-Bache.

8 10.30 Music
From Seas-of-Green, Servo and Jacobean Ruff to round off the evening

? and its all free! Watch for more news shortly. 

 

THE MUSICAL SANDPIT

Not just an ordinary gig, a music showcase of the teenage mind, something that is distinctly lacking in Leeds today. 

Featuring:
Seas-Of-Green - Fresh from their 10th release, Seas-Of-Green are a band described at a recent show as a whirlwind of crazy, manic, psychedelic pop rock. With a unique set of music inspired by the moon, balloons and missing cats, Seas-Of-Green never fail to put on a show and deliver a unique musical concoctions erved with a side order of poppy hooks.

Glassbody - After playing Leeds and Reading festival last year the only way is up for these angular guitar posters. Described as dramatic, heartbreaking, epic and intimate; their sound it delightfully difficult to peg down.

Le Servo De Spock - A darkly comic acoustic duo that seeming blend wincingly-honest lyrical themes and absurd surreal cybernetic fantasies.

A special recorded performance by:

Jacobean Ruff - Acoustic folk inspired by myths of ancient times. You might have heard these guys from their recent plays on Radio 1 and Radio 6Music.

Introducing: Rosie Cook and The Lemons - A female electronic band fronted by Rosie Cook. Combining beautiful melodies with bluesy chord changes. A real one to watch on the Leeds Music Scene.

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Headingley LitFest

Headingley LitFest’s first free Youth Fringe

For young people – and the not so young too – it presents a day of varied opportunities to engage, create and be entertained.

1 – 1.30pm: Drama
Find out how local suffragist Mary Gawthorpe travelled from the terraces of Woodhouse to radical politics.

2 – 4pm Creative writing workshop
Find your inner author/poet with the help of published local writer James Nash, Ruth Middleton and others

4.30 – 6 pm Poetry slamming with local young performers.

6 – 8 pm We Are Poets
Film charts the journey some Leeds poets made, to the US and as a personal exploration; followed by Q&A with producer Alex Ramsehe-Bache.

8 –10.30 Music
From Seas-of-Green, Servo and Jacobean Ruff to round off the evening

? and it’s all free! Watch for more news shortly. 

 

THE MUSICAL SANDPIT

Not just an ordinary gig, a music showcase of the teenage mind, something that is distinctly lacking in Leeds today. 

Featuring:
Seas-Of-Green - Fresh from their 10th release, Seas-Of-Green are a band described at a recent show as a “whirlwind of crazy, manic, psychedelic pop rock”. With a unique set of music inspired by the moon, balloons and missing cats, Seas-Of-Green never fail to put on a show and deliver a unique musical concoctions erved with a side order of poppy hooks.

Glassbody - After playing Leeds and Reading festival last year the only way is up for these angular guitar posters. Described as dramatic, heartbreaking, epic and intimate; their sound it delightfully difficult to peg down.

Le Servo De Spock - A darkly comic acoustic duo that seeming blend wincingly-honest lyrical themes and absurd surreal cybernetic fantasies.

A special recorded performance by:

Jacobean Ruff - Acoustic folk inspired by myths of ancient times. You might have heard these guys from their recent plays on Radio 1 and Radio 6Music.

Introducing: Rosie Cook and The Lemons - A female electronic band fronted by Rosie Cook. Combining beautiful melodies with bluesy chord changes. A real one to watch on the Leeds Music Scene.

Begin: 1:00 pm on Saturday 29th June

End: 11:00 pm on Saturday 29th June

Headingley LitFest ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-29_432 Troubadour Acoustic night /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:53:44 +0000 fra A totally unplugged acoustic evening at the Heart Cafe in vibrant Headingly, Leeds! Singers, poets, musicians and vagabonds all welcome. Originals, covers, whatever you want!

Eat, drink, perform or listen what better way to start the weekend?

Hosted by Darius Kanani and George Vincent'

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Troubadour Acoustic night

A totally unplugged acoustic evening at the Heart Cafe in vibrant Headingly, Leeds! Singers, poets, musicians and vagabonds all welcome. Originals, covers, whatever you want!

Eat, drink, perform or listen what better way to start the weekend?

Hosted by Darius Kanani and George Vincent'

Begin: 8:00 pm on Friday 28th June

End: 10:30 pm on Friday 28th June

Troubadour Acoustic night ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-28_431 CoMA (Contemporary Music for All) /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:45:44 +0000 fra Who's afraid of new music?

Discover contemporary orchestral music that's accessible, expressive, surprising, different...and great fun!

Conquer your fears and join us for a great evening of new music!

Cafe

£4/£3

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CoMA (Contemporary Music for All)

Who's afraid of new music?

Discover contemporary orchestral music that's accessible, expressive, surprising, different...and great fun!

Conquer your fears and join us for a great evening of new music!

Cafe

£4/£3

Begin: 7:30 pm on Wednesday 26th June

End: 10:30 pm on Wednesday 26th June

CoMA (Contemporary Music for All) ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-26_430 Sue McCreeth /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:40:56 +0000 fra Sue McCreeth has the dubious honour of being dubbed quite possibly the most under-rated vocalist in the UK. With three critically acclaimed albums to her name, she has been universally acclaimed by the UK press and international audiences alike as one of the most original and inventive vocal talents around.

Sue is a highly trained classical singer, who has nevertheless retained a very
beautiful jazz tone in her voice over four octaves.

A multi-instrumentalist with a degree in music from Sussex University and many years post-graduate study with Joy Mammen (ret. Royal Academy of Music), a formidable technique, ferociously pitch accurate, the ability to write music which sounds like serious fusion jazz, self-penned neat arrangements, and emotion to burn, she nevertheless can come across in performance as really quite fey. This is what makes her so magical to watch and hear, and is quite possibly why she has had the opportunity to work with some of the best jazz musicians in the UK: Andrew Cleyndert, Dave Green, John Horler, Colin Dudman and many others.

The charm of her style lies in the clear modest simplicity and grace with which she carries off the most daunting musical feats.

Dave Gelly, The Observer

£8/£6


Buy tickets

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Sue McCreeth

Sue McCreeth has the dubious honour of being dubbed quite possibly the most under-rated vocalist in the UK. With three critically acclaimed albums to her name, she has been universally acclaimed by the UK press and international audiences alike as one of the most original and inventive vocal talents around.

Sue is a highly trained classical singer, who has nevertheless retained a very
beautiful jazz tone in her voice over four octaves.

A multi-instrumentalist with a degree in music from Sussex University and many years post-graduate study with Joy Mammen (ret. Royal Academy of Music), a formidable technique, ferociously pitch accurate, the ability to write music which sounds like ‘serious’ fusion jazz, self-penned neat arrangements, and emotion to burn, she nevertheless can come across in performance as really quite fey. This is what makes her so magical to watch and hear, and is quite possibly why she has had the opportunity to work with some of the best jazz musicians in the UK: Andrew Cleyndert, Dave Green, John Horler, Colin Dudman and many others.

“The charm of her style lies in the clear modest simplicity and grace with which she carries off the most daunting musical feats.”

Dave Gelly, The Observer

£8/£6


Buy tickets

Begin: 8:00 pm on Saturday 22nd June

End: 11:00 pm on Saturday 22nd June

Sue McCreeth ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-22_429 Quiz Night /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:33:27 +0000 fra Join Hearts monthly quiz night for a relaxed evening of fun! Topics include: celebrities, music, history, literature and cinema.

Please no more than 4 people per team.

Why not come and check out our new menu before hand?

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Quiz Night

Join Heart’s monthly quiz night for a relaxed evening of fun! Topics include: celebrities, music, history, literature and cinema.

Please no more than 4 people per team.

Why not come and check out our new menu before hand?

Begin: 8:00 pm on Wednesday 19th June

End: 9:30 pm on Wednesday 19th June

Quiz Night ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-19_428 Song for a summer evening /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:18:55 +0000 fra Relax to a mellow selection of song from the Great American Songbook and a mixture of melodic original compositions.

 

Voice: Anne Cleveland

Piano: Aron Kyne

 

 

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Song for a summer evening

Relax to a mellow selection of song from the Great American Songbook and a mixture of melodic original compositions.

 

Voice: Anne Cleveland

Piano: Aron Kyne

 

 

Begin: 7:30 pm on Thursday 13th June

End: 9:30 pm on Thursday 13th June

Song for a summer evening ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-13_427 Aire Ensemble Wind Trio /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:15:57 +0000 fra Spring Concert

Founded in 2009 the Aire Ensembles members are Mata Williams (piano), Joanna Lewis (flute) and Deborah Pennington (clarinet).

The concert of popular classics will appeal to those who want to put a song in their heart and lightness in their step.

Our special guest is gifted young violinist Sarah Daramy-Williams from Chethams.

Shire Oak

£6/£5/£2

 

 

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Aire Ensemble Wind Trio

Spring Concert

Founded in 2009 the Aire Ensemble’s members are Mata Williams (piano), Joanna Lewis (flute) and Deborah Pennington (clarinet).

The concert of popular classics will appeal to those who want to put a song in their heart and lightness in their step.

Our special guest is gifted young violinist Sarah Daramy-Williams from Chetham’s.

Shire Oak

£6/£5/£2

 

 

Begin: 7:30 pm on Friday 14th June

End: 10:30 pm on Friday 14th June

Aire Ensemble Wind Trio ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-14_426 Tea Dance /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:07:20 +0000 fra  

OWLS (Older Wiser Local Seniors) would like to invite you to our fabulous annual Tea Dance, featuring the Annie Hawkins Trio.

Young or old, dance expert or total novice come along and have a spin around the dance floor to our live band! Or watch from the sidelines while you tuck into a delicious cake or two.

Tea and cake £1

FREE

FREE transport for those who require it call Catherine 0113 - 3697077

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Tea Dance

 

OWLS (Older Wiser Local Seniors) would like to invite you to our fabulous annual Tea Dance, featuring the Annie Hawkins Trio.

Young or old, dance expert or total novice come along and have a spin around the dance floor to our live band! Or watch from the sidelines while you tuck into a delicious cake or two.

Tea and cake £1

FREE

FREE transport for those who require it call Catherine 0113 - 3697077

Begin: 2:00 pm on Saturday 8th June

End: 4:00 pm on Saturday 8th June

Tea Dance ]]> text/html http://www.heartcentre.org.uk /headingley-events/event-details?mc_id=mc_2013-06-08_425 Bush & McCluskey: The Loves I Haven’t Known /headingley-events/event-details Thu, 16 May 2013 13:02:24 +0000 fra Presented by Leeds Combined Arts

A comic musical fantasy! Chris Bush and Ian McCluskey first started working together in musical theatre and are best known for their 2007 satire TONY! The Blair Musical which enjoyed sell out runs in York and Edinburgh.
However, they soon grew tired of actors hogging the limelight and taking all the credit, and so decided to take to the stage themselves. Armed only with their wits, a rhyming dictionary and two barely tuned guitars, Bush & McCluskey was born.

£5/£3.50


Buy tickets

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Bush & McCluskey: The Loves I Haven’t Known

Presented by Leeds Combined Arts

A comic musical fantasy! Chris Bush and Ian McCluskey first started working together in musical theatre and are best known for their 2007 satire TONY! The Blair Musical which enjoyed sell out runs in York and Edinburgh.
However, they soon grew tired of actors hogging the limelight and taking all the credit, and so decided to take to the stage themselves. Armed only with their wits, a rhyming dictionary and two barely tuned guitars, Bush & McCluskey was born.

£5/£3.50


Buy tickets

Begin: 8:00 pm on Wednesday 12th June

End: 10:30 pm on Wednesday 12th June

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