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Doors 7pm. 7.30pm Start. Red Brick Auditorium In the aftermath of a global pandemic, comedian and scientist, Ria Lina has had a Riawakening and sees the world differently. In this, her highly anticipated debut tour, Ria tackles the issues of coming out of a global pandemic, the new normal, divorce, dating in a new digital

Doors: 7pm. Start 7.30pm The Band of the Royal Yorkshire Regiment are a military wind band based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire and provide musical support to The Royal Yorkshire Regiment and the British Army both at home, and abroad. The Band was formed in 2008 and is one of 19 UK-based Army Reserve Bands. We

8pm In the spring of 2024, music enthusiasts and folk fans across the nation are in for a treat as Steve Knightley and Phil Beer prepare to embark on a journey back to where it all began. With a rich history spanning three decades the duo are renowned for their unique ‘hands-on' cottage industry approach

2pm Red Brick Auditorium The remarkable story of a Derbyshire woman who rose from relatively humble beginnings, to be (probably) the richest woman in England after Elizabeth I! She married four times, built the first Chatsworth and two Hardwick Halls, among others structures, and founded dynasties which still hold influence today. She even hoped her

Doors 7pm. Start: 7.30pm The April talk in the series of Calderdale Industrial Museum Association talks will be given by Corinne McDonald and features the Picker Making Industry in and around Todmorden. In 1925 Todmorden was making more pickers than any other town in England. How and why did this come about? All are welcome.

8pm After a two year hiatus, Halifax based Casino Rockets are keen to make up lost time, taking listeners on a journey with them on every track. Mixing atmospheric and at times dreamlike soundscapes alongside powerful, driving urgency, Casino Rockets don’t fit any one genre easily and that suits them fine. We’re pretty sure you’ll

Calling all vinyl junkies and memorabilia lovers! The Triple J Record Fair is back at Halifax Borough Market on Saturday 27 April. Dive into a treasure trove of vinyl records, discover hidden gems, and explore a world of musical nostalgia. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting your vinyl journey, there's something for everyone

7.30pm The Halifax Chamber Choir perform a programme of Baroque music including including sacred choral music, motets and anthems from the 17th century from across Europe including Vivaldi's Gloria, Lobet den Herrn, alle Heiden by J.S.Bach, Magnificat by Charpentier and anthems by Henry Purcell and Jeremiah Clarke. Tickets £12 on the door. Accessibiity information The

8pm The local legends that are The Owter Zeds, for over four decades they’ve been doing their stuff in the valley and beyond… get ready to move your feet Entry by donation (min £5). Accessibility Information We are wheelchair accessible via a platform. Please request an access form before your visit (not required thereafter) via

3pm Harry Shackleton playing our bar piano.   Accessibility Information We are wheelchair accessible via a platform. Please request an access form before your visit (not required thereafter) via emailing graystonunity@gmail.com . Any questions etc don’t hesitate to contact us via email or 07807136520 we are happy to help. The bar & access to the

7:15pm Luck be a Lady Tonight!” One of Broadway’s most popular shows, Frank Loesser’s celebrated musical about rolling the dice and falling in love under the bright lights of Times Square is considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy. Guys and Dolls tells the story of the 1920’s New York City underworld. Down

7:15pm Luck be a Lady Tonight!” One of Broadway’s most popular shows, Frank Loesser’s celebrated musical about rolling the dice and falling in love under the bright lights of Times Square is considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy. Guys and Dolls tells the story of the 1920’s New York City underworld. Down