Wild + Kind Gatherings

Explore nature together with other families!

Frontline 1984/1985

Victor Wedderburn

National Science and Media Museum

Take a step back in time with this exhibition exploring Bradford's African Caribbean communities in the ’80s.

Tower of Now

Saad Qureshi

Hall Ings, Bradford

This soaring sculpture explores what it means to be British – and celebrates Bradford’s dazzling diversity.

Urdu Shurdu

Chaiiwala, Leeds Road

A monthly drop in group for anyone who has an interest in Urdu Poetry. Part of Our Patch.

Heart and Hands Studio

St James's Community Hub, Baildon

A series of free creative workshops, part of Our Patch.

Make Me A Rag Doll

with Creative Flare

Lower Grange Community Centre

Create your very own personal rag doll at this Our Patch workshop.

The Repair Patch

Duncan Burnett

Across Bradford

Pop-up textile workshops in Bradford's Libraries - Repair, Reuse, Upcycle, Upskill

Be Kind Rewind (2008)

EatDoFilm

Lister Mills

A free community cinema screening with talks and food.

Zadie Xa in Conversation

with Jennifer Higgie

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery

Join us for an evening’s discussion between artist and Turner Prize nominee Zadie Xa with writer, curator and former Turner Prize juror Jennifer Higgie.

Turner Prize Curator Tours

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery

Sold out! Guided Curator Tours of the Turner Prize 2025 exhibition.

Turner Prize Art & Play: half-term fun!

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery

Half-term family fun at the Turner Prize for ages 5-11.

Envision: Youth Leadership in the Arts Conference

Bradford Arts Centre

Empowering cultural organisations to champion and develop the next generation of creative leaders.

Turner Prize

Cartwright Hall Art Gallery

We’ve teamed up with Tate to bring the Turner Prize to Bradford - tickets available now.

Hardy and Free

Carolyn Mendelsohn

Kirkgate Shopping Centre

The Kirkgate Shopping Centre turns gallery for a monumental exhibition celebrating Yorkshire women and the natural world.

The 39 Steps (U) [1935]

Pictureville Cinema

A thrilling tale of a man on the run.

The Lodger (U) [1935]

Pictureville Cinema

The Master of Suspense’s most famous silent film.

Frenzy (18) [1972]

Pictureville Cinema

Hitchcock’s penultimate feature film

Rear Window (PG) [1954]

Pictureville Cinema

A claustrophobic masterpiece from Hitchcock’s Hollywood period

YOU:MATTER

Marshmallow Laser Feast

National Science and Media Museum

Explore how we’re all connected at this spectacular immersive experience.

Balancing Acts

Sam Shendi

MAPA Bradford
1 Coates St
Bradford
BD5 7DL

A bespoke, playful structure created to celebrate the community and history of BD5.

40 Years of Checkpoint

Jamie Steward

Checkpoint, Bradford, BD1 2QU

Bradford’s West Indian community centre takes the spotlight in a vibrant new street artwork.

Breathe Breathe Breathe

Ricky Also in collaboration with Zayn Malik

Broadway Shopping Centre

Zayn Malik's lyrics make up this bold typographic artwork in Bradford City Centre, part of BD: Walls.

Wayfinders

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15 Park Road, Bingley

This striking mural is a stark consideration of our connection to the natural environment and the ways in which we navigate physical and emotional spaces.

Serving the District

Local creatives

Morrisons, Bradford Road, Idle

New street art at the Morrisons store in Idle.

Mills to the Hills

(Roids)

The Broadway Bradford, BD1 1JR

The Broadway is the home for a stunning public artwork created especially for Bradford 2025.

Harvest of Harmony and City of Dreams

Ruth Agbolade and Mod One

Darley Stret Market

An eye-catching pair of murals designed to welcome visitors to Darley Street Market.

The Portal

NeSpoon

Church Bank House, near Bradford Cathedral

Street art inspired by old traditions.

Growing Together

Sven Shaw

Girlington Community Garden

Street art that captures the community spirit of Girlington.

Roots

Peachzz

MAPA

A vibrant street-art homage to a Bradford legend.

RAVO

Alastair Flindall

Ravenscliffe Youth Centre

Street art that celebrates the energy and joy of the Ravenscliffe community.

Come On In My Friend

Jemima Spence

Buttershaw Youth Centre

New striking street art inspired by the people of Buttershaw.