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Bradford
Bradford Literature Festival is a ten-day celebration of books, ideas, and culture, featuring over 500 accessible events across literature, arts, and social themes.
Bradford
Bradford Literature Festival’s annual comedy night returns to St. George's Hall with a brilliant lineup of stand-up talent from across the UK and beyond, bringing quick wit, big laughs and unforgettable stories to the stage.
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Bradford
A.A. Dhand, Sunday Times bestselling author and Bradford’s own, comes to the Great Hall of Bradford University for the launch of his new book The Kingpin, the follow-up to The Chemist.
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Saltaire, Shipley
Led by Maria Glot, this insightful tour explores the history, architecture and social life of Saltaire in its 19th century heyday, bringing to life what it meant to live and work in this pioneering community.
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Bradford
Join fun family events in City Park
Bradford
Discover the remarkable history of Bradford’s Little Germany on this fascinating walking tour led by local historian Nigel Grizzard.
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Bradford
Step beneath the surface of Bradford and uncover the stories woven into its streets on this relaxed, one-hour walking tour.
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Richmond Road, Bradford
Bradley Riches joins John Harris in the Great Hall of Bradford University for a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation exploring life across the neurodiverse spectrum.
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Thornton, Bradford
Join us for our walking tour of historic Thornton, uncovering the rich cultural, industrial and architectural heritage of the Brontë children’s birthplace.
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Saltaire
This tour at Salts Mill will cover Hockney’s earliest pieces from his days at Bradford College of Art, through to his printmaking work and portraits.
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Bradford
Join Vince Cable for a timely conversation about the shifting balance of global power.
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Bradford
Join us at the Loading Bay for a restorative and inspiring masterclass rooted in the uplifting wisdom of Frequently Happy by David Larbi.
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Bradford
Join us at St. George's Hall for an intimate afternoon with Hannah Spencer, the trailblazing Green Party MP for Gorton and Denton, as she reflects on her journey from working-class tradeswoman to Westminster.
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Bradford
Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf comes to St. George's Hall to lead this discussion on questions of identity, belonging and national direction.
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Bradford
Come to St. George's Hall and spend an afternoon in the company of a woman who has lived an extraordinary life and isn’t finished yet.
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Bradford
For lovers of the ghazal, this is an evening of unforgettable songs, timeless poetry and melodies that have endured through generations performed by acclaimed vocalist Priti Kaur,at St. George's Hall.
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Bradford
Join us at St. George's Hall to experience the magic of choral music inspired by some of the most powerful voices in literature, performed live by the Leeds Guild of Singers.
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Bradford
Led by local historian Nigel Grizzard, step into the rich history of Bradford’s Jewish community on this engaging, guided walking tour through Manningham, once the centre of the city’s thriving Jewish Quarter.
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Bradford
Join artist, curator and YouTube creator James Payne for a captivating, illustrated talk exploring the stories behind some of the world’s most famous artworks.
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Bradford
Step aboard the Bradford Stories Bus in City Park for a weekend of pop-up literacy events, run by the National Literacy Trust and their brilliant community Literacy Champions
Part of Bradford Literature Festival