Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Leeds Party in the Park 2010

Party In The Park is the UK’s biggest free outdoor pop party, bringing some of the hottest chart stars to Leeds!

Confirmed for this year’s Party are:

Alesha Dixon, returning to Leeds to showcase some of her brand new material!
Basshunter, the finalist of the last Celebrity Big Brother, is in Leeds to promote his new single and album!
Gabriella Cilmi, a talented Australian visiting Party in the Park for the very first time!
The Hoosiers are back in 2010, performing live and for free at Temple Newsam!
Pixie Lott, one of the big breakthrough acts of this year, Pixie returns to Leeds for this performance!
The Saturdays, performing live with their hits and brand new material!

Date:
Sunday 25th July 2010
1.00pm – 6.00pm

Leeds Party In The Park 2010

@Temple Newsam

Free Tickets Available from:

96.3 Radio Aire
Carriageworks Theatre
Leeds Town Hall

Party in the Park @ Radio Aire

Party in the Park 2010 on Facebook

Seven Art Space Leeds

Take a group of dedicated, like-minded individuals who are committed to finding a way to promote arts and community spirit in the locality, allow them to simmer in a mixing pot of ideas for ten years and you end up with a venue like Seven: a vibrant and lively arts space delivering quality entertainment and culture to a diverse population.

Lucky Number 7

The venue first opened its doors to the public in July 2007. Designed by OSA Architects Ltd, it provides a 100 seat studio with compact but versatile space for a variety of uses. State-of-the-art multimedia equipment and a semi-sprung floor means the space can be utilised for film screenings as well as for dancing and theatrical productions.

The name Seven reflects the founders’ concept, which was to bring the arts to the population of the Leeds 7 area: a geographical corridor full of different nationalities and cultures, with the determination to make the events accessible to all through a good location, well thought-out design and multi-cultural artistic programmes.

The centre is an independent Community Interest Group and a not-for-profit organisation. Run by a board of directors, the building and initial set up was supported by funding from the European Regional Development Fund and funds from the Leeds City Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Additional revenue is raised by letting the space during the week days from 9.00am to 5.00pm with some dates available for weekend hire when the venue can be utilised by arts companies, promoters, business people, community organisations and members of the public.

Seven offers the chance to hold any event, be it a rehearsal, party, dance or conference in surroundings that combine cool with cultural.

10th January 2010
1.00pm - 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – John Taylor’s Latin Quintet

Jon Taylor’s Latin Quintet featuring Jon Taylor sax and flute and vocalist Kate Peters
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE

11th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Of Time and the City (certificate 12A)

Archive film of the 40s, 50s and 60s of Liverpool director Terence Davies’s home town. This is a glorious movie sound-tracked with Davies’s own narration and evocative period music.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50

17th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – Centreline

Centreline with Darren Altman on drums, Russell van den Berg on sax, Mike Outram on guitar, Simon Colam on piano and Jon Harvey on bass.
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE

18th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Welcome To The Sticks (certificate 12A)

This year’s runaway success in France where it chalked up an incredible 18 million admissions. Heartwarming, fish-out-of-water comedy full of easy humour that translates well to British screens.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50

24th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – PMQ

PMQ featuring Phil Meadows on saxes, John Sandham on bass, Chris Illingworth on piano and Tommy Evans on drums
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE

25th January 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas (certificate 12A)

A vivid adaptation of John Boyne’s much-admired 2006 novel of the same name about the nine-year-old son of a German Commander General who befriends a young Jew.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50

29th January 2010
7.30pm
SAA – UK – Indus
Indian classical dance.

24th January 2010
1.00pm – 4.00pm
Afternoon Jazz – Paragon

Featuring German guitarist Uli Elbracht, Saxman Peter Ehwald and Mathias Nowak on bass with Arthur Lea on piano, tenor horn and John Scott drums and percussions
Tickets £5, concs £4, kids under 16 FREE

1st February 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – O’Horten (certificate 12A)

O’Horten is a “comedy of retirement” in which long-time servants of public and private institutions listen to patronising speeches, receive their gold-plated watches and head off into life’s uncertain twilight.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50

8th February 2010
8.00pm
Screen Seven – Anything For Her (Pour Elle) (certificate 15)

Taut, Gallic thriller about a wife and mother who is suddenly arrested on suspicion of murder.
Tickets £5, concs £3.50


25th February 2010
8.00pm
Seven Jazz – The Pete Churchill Trio

Pete Churchill – vocals and piano, Sam Watts on  bass and Dave Wickins on drums.

26th February 2010
SAA – UK – Evening of Romantic Music and Dance

For further details and updates, visit www.sevenleeds.co.uk