The Beehive at Thorner – It’s Good to Share
The Beehive at Thorner is bringing people together with sharing plates. Chef Alex Farfoli previously worked with Michelin starred chefs, Simon Rogan and Shaun Rankin. He was part of the team that led to Grantley Hall receiving its first Michelin star a year ago, at the same time L’Enclume, where he previously worked, was voted […]
Ben Haskins New Release on HPBC Records
During Covid restrictions musical networks sometimes strengthened and bore fruit. The regular jazz nights at the Hyde Park Book Club (HPBC) have led to a number of releases, despite forced separation from the venue. The latest of these, by the Ben Haskins Quartet, is clearly the product of lockdown. The double A side on HPBC […]
Mel Brimfield: From This World, to That Which is to Come – at The Tetley
The exhibition is open online now, with the physical gallery set to open from 21 May. As lockdown begins to ease, the Tetley’s new exhibition From This World, to That Which Is to Come seems ideal in terms of construction and content. The Tetley has transformed the exhibition, by artist Mel Brimfield, into something that […]
Lara, A Piano At Night
The last year has changed the ways we interact with people, places and time. Night time for some has taken on new significance; walking at night, working at night or maybe just reflecting. What better time, then, to release a recording that was imagined, recorded and, perhaps, should be enjoyed at night? Lara, A Piano […]
In Conversation With Geraldine Montgomerie of LAHWN
Geraldine Montgomerie tells Debbie Rolls about Leeds Arts Health and Wellbeing Network. How and why was Leeds Arts Health and Wellbeing Network (LAHWN) set up? The formation of LAHWN was prompted by the 2017 All Party Parliamentary report on Creative Health. Crucial to the establishment of the network were Mick Ward, who recently retired from […]
