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Promoting Leeds charities: The Hunslet Club
This is the first in a series of quick-fire blog posts where I have challenged charities around the city to tell readers about their organisation in 50 words. Please visit their website and support them by sharing the post on Twitter, Facebook etc.
The Hunslet Club in South Leeds provides a wide ranging evening & weekend programme of youth based activities for over 1,500 young people per week to help them reach their full potential. The club also delivers many daytime courses leading to accredited vocational qualifications for 14 to 16 year olds.
Click here to visit the Hunslet Club website
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Local gallery to debut Billy Connolly’s first art collection
On 17 March, Castle Galleries located on Albion Place is to unveil a limited edition collection of six prints from the BAFTA nominated actor, comedian, musician and presenter, Billy Connolly. This is the first time Connolly’s art has ever been published or exhibited to the public, since he began sketching for pleasure.
Click here to find out how you can view and purchase the prints
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Art in our time exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery
Photo credit: Rory Macbeth
Leeds Art Fund celebrates 100 years of ‘Art in Our Time’ with new exhibition at the Leeds Art Gallery from 23 March to 26 August 2012. The exhibition will include Lucien Pissarro’s painting, ‘Wells Farm Railway Bridge, Acton’ and England’s avant garde ‘Futurist’ R W Nevinson’s ‘Searchlights’ from 1914.
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Traditional sword dancing with the Traipse
Photo credit: Tim Smith
Traditional sword-dancing gets a modern twist in ‘The Traipse’, a new project that will see dancers hot foot it onto the streets of Leeds on Tuesday 27 March. A troupe of seven sword-dancers, storytellers and musicians, ‘The Traipse’ is one of over 100 events taking place as part of the Cultural Olympiad.
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