The Warehouse In Holbeck

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The Warehouse In Holbeck

Crosby Street, Leeds, LS11 9RQ
The Warehouse In Holbeck
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Housed in a former textile mill later converted into a nightclub in the 1980s, The Warehouse in Holbeck has a rich industrial-meets-nightlife heritage. Now run by acclaimed theatre company Slung Low, it’s a home for boundary-pushing performance and community projects alike.

Expect experimental theatre, live music, film nights and more, all underpinned by Slung Low’s signature pay-what-you-decide ethos. A bold and welcoming space, it continues to reinvent itself while staying rooted in Leeds’ creative heart.

What's on near The Warehouse In Holbeck

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Poor Creature at The Attic

Poor Creature reimagine centuries-old folk songs with dreamlike textures, earthy harmonies, and a subtle, timeless pull.

From £15.00
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TTSSFU at The Attic

Twisting shoegaze into something darker and more volatile, TTSSFU returns with new EP Blown and a headline Leeds show.

From £13.00
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Dog Race at Oporto

Part post-punk grit, part gothic spectacle, Dog Race are a strange and compelling presence in the UK’s alt underground.

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Where to go near The Warehouse In Holbeck

The Holbeck
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The Holbeck

Famous as the oldest working men’s club in Britain, The Holbeck in Leeds has been serving the local community for nearly 150 years.

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Old Chapel Music Studios

Old Chapel is a music studio which has been supporting early career bands since the 80’s, giving some big name their first break.

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Renowned theatre company, Slung Low, is opening a second new theatre and production space in the heart of the Temple District in Holbeck, Leeds.

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Water Lane Boathouse

Bar and beer garden Water Lane Boathouse is the brainchild of the owners behind Belgrave Music Hall, Headrow House and Super Friendz.

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Modern and family-friendly hotel in the centre of Leeds, complete with classy restaurant and in-house fitness rooms.

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The Cross Keys is a modern gastropub with an open fire and fine range of local ales.

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The Midnight Bell

The Midnight Bell is an old-fashioned boozer in Holbeck’s Urban Village, Water Lane, with a hugely popular beer garden and seasonal dishes.

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The Grove Inn

The Grove Inn is a local favourite for its quality ales, hearty grub, and an eclectic roster of live music – including regular folk nights.

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Wellington Place is a brand new business park in Leeds, with multi-use spaces and a varied programme of events from street food to art shows.

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Hotel Novotel is a clean, featureful, short-stay hotel with a locally famed breakfast. It features an indoor pool, brasserie, gym, and sauna.

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Yoga Hero offers various classes, including within their studio and online for all levels and all aims.

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