Picture courtesy of Holbeck Urban Village
Last Monday we saw the most marvellous Tea Dance ladies from Armley, out and about with their trolley and tasty morsels. They travelled from the BBC to the train station, along the currently dark, grim Neville Street, stopping off at the Dalek (Bridgewater Place) the Round Foundry and Asda.
Identity and life experience are the themes for this inspiring exhibition from Pudsey Writers and the Time Together Refugee Project who have been working on the Relay Project.
Concludes 19th July
The beautiful village of Moor Top, New Farnley comes alive with the annual village fete. Strawberry Cream Teas, plant sales and plenty of activities to dip in to.
There could be no better way to start the festival than with an afternoon of divine indulgence at the now legendary Marvellous Armley Tea Dance. Dig out your dancing shoes and join us for cakes, buns and tarts – all served with the finest freshly brewed tea.
Armley Mills will be transformed with fantastic shows, music, artists, face painters and loads of stuff to do, all for free! Join us for an afternoon of the delightful and the ridiculous including flat cap decorating workshops and lots and lots of Y-fronts! Highlights include:
A zany ice cream van staffed by comedy characters will be careering around West Leeds during the festival. Can Org and Nic spread their ice-creamy goodness in time to stop evil E’s dastardly plan to turn the world blue? Will they be able to whip up enough speed in The Cream Machine to crack his antics or will it be a complete meltdown?
Take a slow waltz through the history of dancing and music in Pudsey. Ruth Strong invites you to bring any photographs or memorabilia that you may want to share to bring this magical history talk to life.
