On any given week, you might hear an excerpt from the final draft of a tale of demonic possession and ghostly hauntings, a ...

Contagious Acts, sited in two gallery spaces and throughout the present day Whitaker, takes a knife to the official record, ...

I have written the Great Leeds Novel. Somebody had to. You may have noticed that Leeds doesn’t have the richest literary ...

I’m in love with Carl, the photographer I’ve brought to the 6 Music Festival. In a really conniving way, I get him gigs with ...

Music is rightfully proud of its dedication to musical diversity. Day two of the BBC’s 6 Music Festival was a celebration of ...

Landscapes, land, and the need for a political debate on how we use our countryside: author Andrew Bibby writes about the ...

The problem with rhinos is that they don’t always appreciate that there’s a major media launch happening. And so, at 9am on a ...

She was lauded as an exceptional painter. Now a new exhibition highlights something entirely different: rag rugs. Tullie House in Carlisle is hosting Winifred Nicholson: Cumbrian Rag Rugs. Revealing ...

It is a cliché to describe Red Or Dead as a play of two halves, given its subject matter is Bill Shankly’s iconic reign as manager of Liverpool FC, but inconveniently it happens to be true. Whereas ...

As DaDa turns 40, Northern Soul writer and DaDa’s chair Rob Martin writes about the professional becoming personal. In 2025, one of the North’s most important arts organisations turns 40. But it might ...

6 Music is rightfully proud of its dedication to musical diversity. In Manchester last weekend, ...