Huddersfield Events in October

Leeds Scare MazeLeeds Scare Maze is proud to be the very first scare maze experience located in Leeds City Centre

Shane Parish (USA) plays Autechre Guitar Live in Sowerby BridgeCritically acclaimed acoustic fingerstyle guitar interpretations of Rochdale's pioneering electronica

Leeds Audio Tour: Leeds Heritage & Hidden Gems Audio OdysseyA single ribbon of shimmering water slices through Leeds, its peaceful surface disguising centuries of industrial uproar and whispered deals beneath

Halifax Audio Tour: The Pulse of Halifax Past and PresentHalifax hides secrets beneath its stone streets: medieval whispers echo from church vaults and industrial revolutions pulse through market squares.

Leeds Audio Tour: The Bell, the Bandsaw and the BridgeA 15-stop walking tour of the working day of Leeds - from Michael Marks's 1884 penny stall in Kirkgate Market, through the 1711 White Cloth Hall and

Wakefield Audio Tour: An Echo of History TourBeneath Wakefield's quiet skyline, secrets from centuries past echo between stone walls and iron gates-stories of power, peril, and faith that shaped

Leeds Scare MazeLeeds Scare Maze is proud to be the very first scare maze experience located in Leeds City Centre

Katie Alice Single Release PartyLeeds based indie/folk singer-songwriter Katie Alice and her band celebrate their new music with an intimate show at The Cardigan Arms!

Christopher HallShowman, Jester, Attention Chaser, come with Chris on the ultimate hometown holiday night out.

Halifax Audio Tour: The Pulse of Halifax Past and PresentHalifax hides secrets beneath its stone streets: medieval whispers echo from church vaults and industrial revolutions pulse through market squares.

Leeds Audio Tour: Leeds Heritage & Hidden Gems Audio OdysseyA single ribbon of shimmering water slices through Leeds, its peaceful surface disguising centuries of industrial uproar and whispered deals beneath

Leeds Audio Tour: The Bell, the Bandsaw and the BridgeA 15-stop walking tour of the working day of Leeds - from Michael Marks's 1884 penny stall in Kirkgate Market, through the 1711 White Cloth Hall and