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The gallery promotes local visual arts at the offices of marketing agency Brahm.
Brahm Gallery
Promoting local visual arts at the offices of marketing agency Brahm
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Café Create in Leeds offers a range of lunchtime items at very reasonable prices.
Café Create
A friendly, bright café offering a range of lunchtime items at very reasonable prices
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Chevin Forest Park covers almost 500 acres and has facilities for picnics, walking and rock-climbing, and designated bridleways for horse-riding and biking. Located to the south and east of Otley in Wharfedale, this is the perfect place to enjoy a day in the country.
Chevin Forest Park
This park near Otley covers almost 500 acres of moorland and woodland.
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If you’re after a viewing experience with a difference then look no further, as the Cottage Road Cinema in Headingley, Leeds offers an authentic cinema experience showing the latest films through to left-field offerings.
Cottage Road Cinema
A small but comfortable cinema with authentic seating and an original screen.
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Secondhand bookshop with an excellent range of books, particularly cult fiction. The books are very affordable and the owner is a book-lover, which means it’s well worth asking him if you can’t find what you’re looking for.
Elephant Books
Secondhand bookshop with an excellent range of books, particularly cult fiction.
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The Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve attracts large numbers of birds. This is an ideal place to see water birds, and the reserve also attracts thirteen species of wildfowl, including smew and goosander in winter, and redshanks, snipe and lapwings in summer.
Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve
This RSPB nature reserve attracts large numbers of birds all year round.
Price: Free
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Spend a day in a unique settlement built by the Moravians in the mid-18th century. Little has changed in its 250 year history. The museum houses a collection of memorabilia.
Fulneck Moravian Settlement and Moravian Museum
Spend a day in the unique settlement built by the Moravians in the 18th century.
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Golden Acre Park in Leeds is a favourite with families of all ages. It is made up of over 130 acres of gardens and woodland stretching out from a central lake. A range of walks are all available, from gentle strolls to longer rambles.
Golden Acre Park
A favourite with families of all ages, with over 130 acres of gardens and woodland.
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Hello Friends is a 17.5m-high sculpture in a public atrium which presents a science fiction prophecy through flashing images.
Hello Friends sculpture
A 17.5m-high sculpture in a public atrium which presents a science fiction prophecy through flashing images.
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The Henry Moore Institute is an award-winning building that not only displays magnificent sculpture exhibitions, but is also a centre of study and research. Based in Leeds city centre, the gallery also contains a sculpture reference library and archive on the first floor.
Henry Moore Institute
Dedicated to the art of sculpture, this award-winning centre houses exhibitions, archives and resources for research.
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Friday 21 Nov 2008