The doors are open for locals and visitors to use this sanctuary space. Enjoy the heritage and ambience. Sit quietly for personal reflection. Help yourself to a coffee.

Sunday 5th May 8am Praying Hole, Foster Wood (anyone unsure of the way should meet on Popples Common, Heptonstall (7.45 am).

Sunday 5th May Cragg Vale. Spaw Sunday celebration and community picnic.

We are here to help! Anyone suffering with anything from daily stresses to mental health issues in men! It maybe you or someone you know! It’s OK to talk!

Meets Every Monday at 7PM at Hebden Bridge Town Hall – Except Bank Holidays

“A Community Festival celebrating inclusivity through music, dance and spoken word”

10th, 11th and 12th May 2019

Hebden Bridge Roots Festival is run by a group of musicians, enthusiasts and folk-loving people. We are a mix of creatives living in Hebden Bridge. This festival has been created organically, and is connected to the heart of the community. It is exciting to see it grow and evolve bringing in a wonderful mix of artists, dancers, storytellers and musicians.

***Follow the link to the blog post with all the important details***

The doors are open for locals and visitors to use this sanctuary space. Enjoy the heritage and ambience. Sit quietly for personal reflection. Help yourself to a coffee.

SOAK UP THE ATMOSPHERE

Join Ania Haie at Element Jewellery in Hebden Bridge on Sat 11 May.

Shop the latest trends with 10% off
Win a Skagen Kulor watch
Receive a free Ania Haie gift
(with purchases over £50)
Brand new collections

Doors open at 10am, and you’re invited!

THE FIZZ WILL BE FLOWING

The Element Jewellery team will be at your service 10am til 5.30pm

SEE YOU THERE

Lunchtime Live at Hope Chapel gives aspiring local performers the chance to take to the stage in funky, creative and inclusive Hebden Bridge. Pay-as-you-can to support the performers. The second Saturday of every month, drop in any time between 1.00-4.00pm.

Twin Peaks is an honest and uplifting story about an idiots journey through breast cancer. Cancer is a bit like Voldermort, people are frightened to speak the very word cancer itself. From sexual encounters wearing Marigolds to a mannequins head called Celine by oversharing my experiences I hope to break down these barriers and show people the person behind the cancer.  Through ticket sales I will be raising money for Calderdale Women’s Cancer Network Group.

We are here to help! Anyone suffering with anything from daily stresses to mental health issues in men! It maybe you or someone you know! It’s OK to talk!

Meets Every Monday at 7PM at Hebden Bridge Town Hall – Except Bank Holidays

The doors are open for locals and visitors to use this sanctuary space. Enjoy the heritage and ambience. Sit quietly for personal reflection. Help yourself to a coffee.

DROUGHT is coming to Hebden Bridge ahead of starting tours in the US in summer 19. This is a fundraising event to support costs for the journey of the show, and to thank supporters and RADICAL PATRONS for their donations and support. Thank you so much to everyone that has contributed so far, I’m so grateful for your love and support.

★★★★ ‘Hauntingly beautiful!’ – Ask The Ushers
‘A visually Impressive Feminist Cry’ – Broadway World
‘A mesmerising punch in the gut’ – Voila! Festival
“This show was incredible. I felt spoken to. I felt seen. Thank you for creating this Kate. You have a singular gift.”- Audience Member

“MAKE ME NOT A WOMAN. THEN, YOU WILL HAVE GIVEN ME EVERYTHING”

DROUGHT is a song-story for women. A musical battle cry. It is for the women that have been and the women to come. DROUGHT is a piece of art activism. Its aim as a piece is to challenge narratives in which women are subject to violence at the hands of male redemption, and how violence in our storytelling perpetuates violence in our culture. It explores mythological narratives, culture, and female representation in an integrated art form.
In ancient times, in ancient Greece, lived Caenis – daughter of Elatus and Hippea of Thessaly. Caenis was the most beautiful of all the maidens, made more beautiful by equal charm and knowledge. Poseidon, god of the sea, master of waves, keeper of tides, took her. Changed her. Drained her. And grants her one wish…
Her wish?

To be transformed into a man, so as never to suffer again. Drought is a modern retelling of this forgotten tale. Using electronic music, digital landscapes and experimental prose we give voice to a voiceless character. A lot of voice, in a dynamic piece of gig-theatre. For how long will these atrocities happen to women in stories? For how long will we listen? Maybe it’s time we write our own mythology. It is time to end this Drought.
Featuring original writing and music from Kate Radford, digital artwork from Bryony Good. Artistic Associate Laurence Alliston-Greiner

“AND IN THIS DESERT…YOU’LL DREAM OF WHEN YOU WERE MOVED”

(Photo credit to Craig Shaw)

12:30-15:30 Hebden Methodist Church, Hebden Bridge

Come and make your very own kite in preparation to come and FLY! them at FLY! The South Pennines Kite Festival as part of the Canal and River Trust’s pop-up Canal Festival.

The Kites you make today can be flown at the main event on 25th May 2019 at Calder Homes Park, Hebden Bridge.(11:00-16:00). There will be kite making and FLY!-ing, coracle paddling, dance performance by Revival Dance, Rusticus Theatre story telling and loads of fun, free family activities.

(Photo credit to Craig Shaw)

12:30-15:30 Mytholmroyd Community Centre, Mytholmroyd.

Come and make your very own kite in preparation to come and FLY! them at FLY! The South Pennines Kite Festival as part of the Canal and River Trust’s pop-up Canal Festival.

The Kites you make today can be flown at the main event on 25th May 2019 at Calder Homes Park, Hebden Bridge.(11:00-16:00). There will be kite making and FLY!-ing, coracle paddling, dance performance by Revival Dance, Rusticus Theatre story telling and loads of fun, free family activities.

The Hepton Singers will be in Heptonstall Parish Church on Saturday 18th May at 7.30pm with a spring concert which includes music by Hildegard of Bingen, Heinrich Schütz and J.S. Bach alongside late twentieth-century works by Pärt, Gerecki and Schnittke. More details on the choir’s website: http://www.heptonsingers.co.uk

We are here to help! Anyone suffering with anything from daily stresses to mental health issues in men! It maybe you or someone you know! It’s OK to talk!

Meets Every Monday at 7PM at Hebden Bridge Town Hall – Except Bank Holidays

Come and join a friendly group of local women for laughs, learning, crafts, cake and fun.

We meet 7.30pm on the third Monday of the month at Hebden Town Hall.

We have an annual membership or come and visit as guest for £5 (max 3 times per year)

For more information follow the link to the website.