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A fun weekly session for pre-schoolers and their parents and carers, involving singing and music making.
There's space afterwards for parents to chat and supervise their children to play until 1pm.
Our cafe is open
Jessika 07726 735932
While some members of these social groups enjoy cooking and baking, others enjoy games and activities — something for everyone!
Cook and Eat: Enjoy a twi course meal and social time
Mondays 9:30am to 12:30pm, £4
Soup and Social: Enjoy soup and handmade bread
Tuesdays 10am to 2pm, £3
Afternoon Tea and Social: enjoy a light meal and entertainment
Wednesdays: 11:30am to 3pm, £3
Supported by Bradford Council.
Kirkgate Centre, 01274 580186
Science + Art = FUN. Nature, science, art and craft skills for all the family on the 4th Saturday of the month.
Parents must supervise their children.
Our cafe is open
Nicola 07914 495626, Paula 07914 389726
www.sponge-tree.com
Once, twice, three times a groover…
A evening of dance and cocktails, with a distinctly soul, funk and disco vibe.
Click here for tickets
Our bar is open.
Once a month, the main hall of the Kirkgate Centre is filled with Lego, Kinex, Meccano for children (and parents) creating all kinds of amazing things.
Parents must supervise their children.
Our cafe is open
Kirkgate Centre 01274 580186
Front Room Disco brings you an eclectic alternative mix of music. Covering indie, alternative, ska, reggae, punk, disco and 80's pop. With Wil Oddsox (Love to Boogie).
Please visit the Front Room Disco Facebook page (link below) for details of tickets.
A bar serves local ales, quality wines and soft drinks.
Our bar is open.
Rather than chuck stuff away, bring it along to Shipley Repair Cafe and get help from volunteers to repair it.
Please let the Repair Cafe know what you're bringing in advance. They can be contacted via email, twitter or Facebook (links below).
MCF Bikery are also along, providing free (parts at cost) servicing for your bikes – get ready for the summer holidays>
Our cafe is open
Kirkgate Centre, 01274 580186
AIDS activist group ACT UP goes to battle in 1990s Paris with life or death urgency. A film about beauty, love, sex, politics, action & mortality.
“Perhaps more impressively [director Robin Campillo] squeezes drama from the group meetings, which in most films would be snooze-fests.”
The Times
“[BPM] devotes significant screen time to philosophical debate but also appeals to the senses with graphic sex and a throbbing techno score by Arnaud Rebotini.”
Chicago Reader
A bar will be open serving wines, beers, soft drinks and cake.
Our bar is open.