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8pm John Bramwell, formerly the frontman of the three piece alternative rock band “I Am Kloot” is a singer/songwriter, who now explores strings and four part harmonies and a dozen gloriously exhilarating, beautifully crafted observed songs about life, humanity, the universe and everything else. Entry £25 Accessibility Information We are wheelchair accessible via a platform.

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Follow Opal's Comet, a waterborne production by the outdoor arts company Mr Wilson's, taking place along the Rochdale Canal and Calder and Hebble Navigation as part of CultureDale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture

7:30pm Following sold-out performances in London’s West End, a Worldwide tour and standing ovations at every performance, The Simon & Garfunkel Story continues to stun audiences across the globe, making it a must-see international sensation. This show is currently the biggest and the most successful theatre show celebrating the lives and career of Folk/Rock sensation

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Follow Opal's Comet, a waterborne production by the outdoor arts company Mr Wilson's, taking place along the Rochdale Canal and Calder and Hebble Navigation as part of CultureDale, Calderdale’s Year of Culture

2pm Red Brick Auditorium A pageant of photos of old Halifax trams, from their origin in 1898 through to their demise in 1939.  They came in many shapes and sizes, and from time to time there were serious accidents, especially on steep slopes, and we have photos of several.  See how chaotic the streets appeared

This event is part of Culturedale – a jam-packed programme of events and activities from April 24 – April 25 celebrating Calderdale’s Year of Culture!  Arvon North’s Festival of Writing is a celebration of creative writing, imagination, and the power of storytelling. This isn’t a literature festival. Instead, the Festival of Writing is a unique opportunity for

1pn - 2pm Our concerts have free admission with a retiring collection towards the maintenance of our two historic organs. Buffet lunches are available before each recital from 12.15pm for £6. Programme     "A programme of English and French organ music to commemorate the 'Entente Cordial' (1904) Prelude in C - Edward Bairstow Meditation (Symphony

7:30pm Ed Gamble has minced a load of meat (thoughts), piped it into a casing (show) and it’s coming to a bun (venue) near you. There will be all your classic Gamble ranting, raving and spluttering but he’s doing fine mentally. Promise.   “Mesmerically funny and original…consistently eye-wateringly hilarious” ★★★★ Rachel Aroesti, The I “A

7:30pm National treasure, and without doubt one of Britain’s most talented and best loved comedians & performers, Billy Pearce emerged from the fertile talent fields of Butlins in the mid 1970’s. Multi Award winner, Billy has won just about every comedy award going, including a British comedy award, Solo comedian of the year, and Best

7:30pm Shalamar - "Greatest Hits” Tour plus Special Guest Gwen Dickey – The Voice of Rose Royce “The hottest ticket in town at present is not for ABC, Yazoo or any other of the leading lights of the British "new pop" movement but for the Los Angeles based group Shalamar. “ The Guardian – November 1982 Shalamar

7:30pm When you think reggae, there is only one name that comes to mind, The legend that was Bob Marley. Legend - the music of Bob Marley is an unforgettable evening celebrating this musical icon in one fantastic stage show extravaganza. Combining his superb, distinctive vocals with flawless musicianship, a supremely talented cast recreate the

7:30pm Award-winning English Youth Ballet makes it’s debut at the Victoria Theatre with an exquisite production of SWAN LAKE. International principal dancers will lead an impressive cast of 100 local, young dancers selected for their skill and potential. Set in Russia in at the time when the Maryinsky Ballet was popular with the Tsar and