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7pm - 10pm Todmorden Community College, Burnley Rd, Todmorden OL14 7BX Tickets £19.50 Tea Dances have long been at the heart of the gay community and an important part of gay culture. So, we are very excited to bring you the Anne Lister Festival’s version of our Regency Tea Dance, which will pay homage to

7.30pm Halifax Chamber Choir’s next concert ‘Best of Baroque’ including sacred choral music by Tomas Luis de Victoria, Francesco Durante and Johann Sebastian Bach, is on Saturday 29th March at Holy Trinity & St.Jude’s Church in Halifax. The programme spans 250 years of European sacred music. Beginning in France with motets by the French Renaissance

1.00-3.10pm (doors open 12.30pm) Hebden Bridge Picture House, New Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8AD Session 1: £10 (£8PTL, U25s). Sessions 1 and 2 combined ticket for both sessions: £15 (£13PTL, U25s) You can enjoy not one, but two magnificent lesbian documentaries for the first session of the Anne Lister Festival’s film afternoon! Firstly, we have

3.45-5.40pm (doors open 3.20pm) Hebden Bridge Picture House, New Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 8AD Session 2: £10 (£8PTL, U25s) Sessions 1 and 2 combined ticket for both sessions: £15 (£13PTL, U25s) Come along to witness Yorkshire’s premiere of the amazing new film Lesvia! This film chronicles 40+ years of lesbian identity and conflict in the

All Souls' Amateur Operatic Society are pleased to present their annual show at the Halifax Playhouse, King Cross Street, Halifax HX1 2SH from Tuesday 1st April to Friday 4th April 2025 @ 7.15pm and Saturday 5th April 2025 @ 2.15pm. Tickets - Adult: £16; Concession: £14; Sat Matinee Children: £8 - can be obtained from

Part of the seventy-Ninth Season 2024-2025 All concerts take place at The Crossley Gallery, Dean Clough, Halifax, HX3 5AX Tabea Debus and Samuele Telari play works by Pärt, Dowland, Gubaidulina, Seminov, Nate, Villa-Lobos, Bach & Bartók. Tickets: The cost of a single ticket for all 7 concerts is £140. The cost for individual concerts is:

The Hebden Bridge Film Festival returns in 2025 for a one day Short Film Festival, presenting a whole day of shorts at the beautiful Art Deco 500 seat Hebden Bridge Cinema. (The three day festival will be back Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd March in 2026.) We are launching a brand new competition, THE CALDERDALE

7:30pm Dave Spikey: Life in a Northern Town is a show all about Dave’s life in ….. well…. a northern town, so no surprise there. From his working-class childhood in the small, terraced houses round the mills in Bolton through passing his 11 plus and going to grammar school with an ambition to be a

Join us for a special concert at Bankfield Museum with the Calderdale based songwriter and painter Roger Davies where he will be performing the best of his back catalogue, along with a selection of brand-new songs. The writer of Brighouse On Saturday Night, The Ghost Of Lily Fogg, Peter Brook’s Paintings, Into The Sun, Judy

7:30pm Celebrating the music of The Fab Four on Film Sixty years ago the Beatles debut feature-length film A Hard Day’s Night became a huge critical and commercial success , even being nominated for two Academy Awards. The following year in 1965 their second film Help!, this one in colour,  received similar glowing plaudits.  The group was hailed

7:15pm An album that inspired a revolution A revelation that changed the world What’s the buzz? Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's ground-breaking rock opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, has captivated audiences with its epic story and electrifying music for over 50 years. Set against the backdrop of ancient Judea, the musical chronicles the final days

Heptonstall Pace Egg Play is a traditional Mumming Play performed in Heptonstall’s Weavers Square on Good Fridays, attracting hundreds of visitors to the village. The Pace Egg play is not unique to Heptonstall but it is one of only a few still performed today. Performance times 11.15am Heptonstall Pace Egg 12.30pm Heptonstall Pace Egg 2pm