Year of Music Pre-Launch Event
We have big plans for 2023, as part of the Yorkshire regions plans for a year of culture, a Year of Music for Kirklees.
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Bringing Arts and Culture to the High Street!
Temporary Contemporary, a partnership between Kirklees Council and the School of Art Design and Architecture at the University of Huddersfield, has organised a day of creativity at the Piazza this summer.
Read moreGrant Funding Workshops for Year of Music
Year of Music 2023 is a year-long festival of music led by Kirklees Council, in partnership with musical organisations from across the district.
Read more2021/22 Kirklees Concert Season Announced
World-class music is heading to our town halls once again after a year of silence. Last week saw the launch of the 2021-22 brochure for the Kirklees Concert Season! If like us you’ve missed our live performances, or if you have never been to one before, you’re sure to find something you’ll love.
Read moreWOVEN Festival is in full sew-ing
WOVEN in Kirklees officially launched today, Friday 4 June, with the unveiling of The Big Rainbow Knit by Yorkshire-born Stuart Hillard, the star of BBC2’s The Great British Sewing Bee.
Read moreReturn Of Kirklees Concert Season Brings Music Back To Huddersfield And Dewsbury
Opera North and Kirklees Council are pleased to announce the return of live music to Huddersfield and Dewsbury Town Halls after a year of silence, with a full programme of orchestral, chamber and organ concerts for the Kirklees Concert Season 2021-22.
Read moreA New Chapter For Huddersfield’s Historic Organ
With plans afoot for the return of live performances to the Kirklees Concert Season for 2021-22, we have announced the appointment of David Pipe as Guest Curator of the forthcoming organ programme, and a new Emeritus position for the popular former Borough Organist Dr Gordon Stewart.
Read more£124,000 Boost to Heritage Across Kirklees
Our museums and galleries will benefit from just over £124,000 of Arts Council England funding from the Culture Recovery Fund Grants programme, ensuring that the district’s much-loved heritage assets can continue to benefit local people and visitors. This funding creates capacity for Covid safe reopening of Oakwell Hall, Bagshaw Museum and Tolson Museum in line with the government’s roadmap, as
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