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Assassins and Lovers at Cartwright Hall
Posted inArt West Yorkshire

Cartwright Hall unveils major South Asian art exhibition, Assassins and Lovers

Assassins and Lovers, curated by artist and educator Salima Hashmi, brings major South Asian and British South Asian artists to Bradford's Cartwright Hall, inspired by a celebrated Urdu poem later immortalised in song.
August 10, 2026Tags: Bradford
Bradford Family Film Festival
Posted inFilm West Yorkshire

Lego Batman Movie headlines a month of free family films at Darley Street Market

Gotham's unlikely hero swoops into Darley Street Market this August, when The Lego Batman Movie joins three more free family films for a month of Wednesday screenings in the Courtyard. Presented…
August 5, 2026Tags: Bradford
Bantams in the Courtyard FanZone
Posted inShopping Sport West Yorkshire

Bantams in the Courtyard FanZone confirms August and September dates

The family-friendly Bantams in the Courtyard FanZone returns to Darley Street Market this August for Bradford City AFC's 2026/27 season, following a successful trial in partnership with the club last season.…
August 5, 2026Tags: Bradford
Live Lunch
Posted inFeatured Music West Yorkshire

Darley Street Market launches weekly Live Lunch sessions for August

Darley Street Market is bringing live music to Friday lunchtimes throughout August, with a new weekly session called Live Lunch. Live Lunch takes place on Friday 7, 14, 21 and 28…
August 5, 2026Tags: Bradford
Bradford city centre
Posted inMotors Society West Yorkshire

Bradford Council confirms next steps for improving safety at two busy junctions

Bradford Council has confirmed the next steps for improving safety and helping the flow of traffic at two busy junctions, by introducing moving traffic enforcement cameras. The first cameras will be…
August 3, 2026Tags: Bradford
The third regular Courtyard Clash
Posted inFeatured Sport West Yorkshire

Wrestling returns to Bradford’s Darley Street Market Courtyard

Wrestling will once again take over Bradford's Darley Street Market on Saturday 8 August. This time, the third regular Courtyard Clash is expanding to three one-hour sessions, at 12:30pm, 2:30pm and…
August 3, 2026Tags: Bradford
Final month to see Jim Moir’s Neo Fauna at Cartwright Hall
Posted inArt Featured West Yorkshire

Final month to see Jim Moir’s Neo Fauna at Cartwright Hall

Jim Moir, better known to most as Vic Reeves, closes his exhibition of watercolours, pencils and charcoals on 31 August. There's nowhere else lined up to see it.
August 1, 2026Tags: Bradford

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