Events near West-Haddlesey, York

Explore 2,000 years of York’s darkest history with live actors, immersive sets and special effects bringing the past to life.

Originating at the 3000 capacity Coronet in London back in 2008, F*CK ME IT'S FRESHERS is an annual tradition for all new students starting university

FOE Bringing the best in New Music to Leeds

Cj Pandit, Two Blinks i Love You, Tonia Live at The Cardigan Arms

1988 Host Their family Halloween event for 2026

Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed show, Side Eye, Rachel Fairburn is back with new personalities and some old favourites for you to love

A huge Oktoberfest celebration! Enjoy German beers, food and live oompah music in our giant teepee beer hall, just an 8min walk from Leeds Station

After Dark Ghostly Grooves - Leeds' Biggest Halloween event at Mint XL Welcome to After Dark at Mint XL - Leeds' newest and hottest nightclub

Leeds' biggest Halloween festival. 12 hours, 4 arenas, 3000+ ravers at Beaverworks.

Beneath Wakefield's quiet skyline, secrets from centuries past echo between stone walls and iron gates-stories of power, peril, and faith that shaped

Beneath York's medieval stones, shadows linger from royal plots and shattered walls.

Thursday Club: Halloween Dressed to Kill at Nyla's. DJ Ryan Wilson, Halloween vibes, drinks deals all night and a FREE drink with every ticket!

A 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

Beneath the polished facade of York lies a city forged in fire, betrayal, and the relentless rumble of iron wheels.

Unleash your creativity wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem!

A single ribbon of shimmering water slices through Leeds, its peaceful surface disguising centuries of industrial uproar and whispered deals beneath

A city where ancient monks once hid secrets beneath college lawns and scholars shaped revolutions that echoed across continents-York invites a deeper

Stone towers in York have watched fires, feasts, and fury for nearly a thousand years, and Bishophill still keeps the city's sharpest secrets close.