‘Between the Earth and the Sky’ at the New Adelphi Exhibition Gallery focuses on nature’s transitional moments through the lens of art.

Angela Robinson’s sapphic spy satire continues its ascent to cult movie status at The Carlton Club this July.

Buxton International Festival rips up the rulebook with Shorts, a punchy programme of 4 brand-new 20-minute operas.

Leeds live literature regular Chemistry offers an exciting mix of open mic acts and invited poets – this month the headliners include Rosie Garland.

The White Hotel loads the booth with serious weight, as four of the scene’s most uncompromising figures bring a night of industrial techno, electro and scorched circuitry.

Locations at Assembly House gathers the textiles of Jan Doherty and the photographs of Ellis Roome, who explore living in two places.

Giant puppet Zee parades into Bradford for a free family spectacular this July, as part of Bradford’s BD:Festival.

Enjoy a dusk-til-dawn celebration of the community and exuberance of Manchester.

Bradford turns up the volume this summer with BD: Festival – a free, family-friendly weekender packed with performance and spectacle.

Shakespeare North Playhouse swaps soliloquies for sound systems when Naughty Corner Productions take over the Cockpit Theatre this July.

Still brilliant. Still weird. Still moving forward. Deerhoof return to Brudenell with their most abrasive album in years.

Smart, sharp and seriously funny, Creatures Comedy Festival brings stand-up stars, rising talent and Edinburgh previews to Manchester this July.