RUN EXTENDED: Set in a profile photo-obsessed and filter-fixated world, this contemporary digital reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s classic seems more relevant than ever.
From £12.00
Dig out your goggles and your swimming costume. With the doors of theatres and leisure centres firmly shut for now – here’s a show that brings performance and swimming to audiences at home.
From £5.00
Part of The University of Sheffield, the 19th century Baptist Church was converted into a theatre in 1970 and is a unique, inspiring and atmospheric space.
A destination for foodies, music-lovers and culture-seekers, Halifax is also home to some of the North's best-preserved Georgian and Victorian buildings.
True North is the perfect neighbourhood style family restaurant. The sort of place you can rely upon for a warm northern welcome and consistently good food.
This grand and historic market was opened by the Duke and Duchess of York in 1896 and has been at the heart of Halifax life ever since.
Trading for over 30 years, the iconic shop prides itself on stocking an eclectic selection of vinyl records – the latest new releases alongside second-hand vinyl.
Bookshop that is located on the rustic level of The Piece Hall in the northwest corner.
The bar itself is small but you’ll find it a friendly place where you can get a lovely drink in a unique setting.
This event has been postponed and will now take place from 11 – 15 May 2022. The line-up is subject to change and we will bring you up-to-date information as soon as we have it.
Free entry
This hidden gem can be found tucked away in Horton Street’s Piece Mill and is an artisan lover’s delight.
Owned by the folks who run the award-winning Grayston Unity, the Meandering Bear is a great little independent bar and eatery in Halifax.
