The Saltaire Review | Issue 21 | Feb/Mar 2017

Issue 21

Feb/Mar 2017

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ISSUE 21 Feb/Mar 2017

Contents

07 | Note From The Editor

10 | Openings at Salts Mill

14 | The Archaeology of Hirst Wood 18 | Golden Cabinet 22 | Tom Woolley

26 | Waste Chasers

30 | Picks of the Month 34 | What’s On?

40 | Best of Saltaire

On The Cover

This month’s cover image is by Tom Woolley. If you’d like to feature on the cover send your entry to enquiries@festivalpublications.co.uk.

The deadline for submissions to the next issue is March 15th.

Submissions

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Editor:

Haigh Simpson

Copy Editor: Rob Walsh

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Hello, happy new year and welcome to issue 21 of the Saltaire Review.

I must admit that after 21 issues it’s getting pretty hard writing these things without sounding too repetitive. Which got me thinking that it would be great to get some of our readers more involved in the production of the magazine.

We’ve always encouraged community submissions and are lucky to have some fantastic contributors who have helped us along the way. We like to think they have benefited along the way too.

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Words & Pictures: Haigh Simpson Ediie Lawler Claire Gibbonz Maia Kelly John Bromley

Now I would like to open the floor and see if any of our readers would like to have a go at guest editing an issue. If you are passionate about your local area and would like to lend a hand in the commissioning and curation of the next issue please get in touch.

In the meantime I hope you enjoy our latest effort. Once again a big thank you to all our advertisers and stockists.

Enjoy the read.

Haigh Simpson

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Openings at Salts Mill

by Eddie Lawler

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I was privileged to attend two quite different opening events at t’Mill of late – a new art exhibition, and a book-launch. The common factor is that local residents featured in both.

Maggie Smith and Colin Coates, prominent members of Saltaire History Club, launched their study, Salts Mill – The Owners And Managers 1853 to 1986, now on sale in the bookshop. Here is important and thorough research in a very readable style, into the way the Mill was directed from its foundation up to the cessation of textile production.

Available literature on Saltaire rightly makes much of its founder but this book proves that the 130 years of textile production are by no means a one-man or even one-family show. Significantly, the book has forewords by two great-great-grandsons, Nick Salt and Jamie Roberts, thus addressing an imbalance of background information on the founder and a major successor. Some new source material on this successor has recently been made available by the Roberts family. Jamie, who frequently brings his alpacas to Saltaire from his Kilnsey farm, will be gratified to see his family contribution better represented here.

The importance of other personae in the Saltaire drama is elucidated, such as Sir Titus’ manager Charles Stead, then the 20th century syndicate members Hill, Gates and Whitehead, the Guild family in the 1930s, the Ostrer family in the 1950s, up to the closure of production in the hands of Illingworth Morris. The book represents a major step forward in summarising the records and recognitions required for a thorough understanding of Saltaire’s history.

The more recent history of Saltaire involves its promotion and development as a centre of culture and commerce, as envisioned by ‘second founder’ Jonathan Silver and continued by his family. Literature, music and art all find expression here, and the exhibition in Gallery II gave us locals, and

visitors from further afield, the opportunity to see some of the work of Saltaire-resident Jake Attree, who creates from his Dean Clough, Halifax studio and exhibits at various prominent galleries elsewhere.

A Small Box Of River steps a little away from the expected Attree approach to painting in two respects. Firstly it’s not painting but drawing, in a fine style of Japanese pen-and-ink miniatures which are ‘boxable’, and secondly this is not a solo, it’s a collaboration of artist Attree with poet Robert Powell, whose work here bounces off Jake’s observations, memories and tales from his hometown of York. Jake led his Canadian-born poet-companion on strolls around the city - and especially its fringes and together they emphasize the character of York as defined by its famous river Ouse and its less prominent river Foss (cf. Salt and Roberts?).

Jake is better known for his oil-paintings in expansive style, but here he shows mastery on a subtle scale, based on incisive observation and careful composition. He’s proud to inform us that the set of Japanese pens here used with such conviction was bought at Muji for a fiver (such is Yorkshire thrift). There are no people in these drawings, lots of trees and sky and various bridges, the manmade element by which York is largely known to us. But humans are upstaged – or should it be off-staged - here by the character of the rivers, and as Powell writes, “River is past before we know it.”

His lines are thoughtful, both meditative and at times dramatic. This is a lovely enhancement to the Mill – but already past before we know it, as it will have moved on by the time you read this.

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The archaeology of Hirst Wood Followng the progress of a group of local volunteers digging up Hirst Wood’s past as part of a local heritage project.

by John Bromley

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The pleasant surroundings of Hirst Wood, Shipley - set beside the canal with intriguing folds in the landscape and on occasions a raging river - have been a playground as well as a workplace for local people for centuries. Historical records exist but there has also been some conjecture about the history of the area.

More information is likely to emerge as a result of the wood being included in a threeyear heritage project, funded largely by the Heritage Lottery Fund and led by Pennine Prospects. The project targets over 40 sites across the South Pennines in order to generate new information about the nature of the woodlands but also about the way in which the trees and the environment have been used and, consequently, influenced the social and economic life of local communities.

Chris Atkinson, the Woodland Heritage Officer overseeing the heritage project, reports, “Over the course of 6 and 7 January the very first community archaeological woodland survey - as part of the Celebrate Our Woodland Heritage project - was undertaken at Hirst Wood. Over the two days 17 volunteers explored the woodland and recorded 58 archaeological features, some of which had not been previously identified or recorded.”

woodland. Details at www.celebrate-ourwoodland.co.uk or you can follow the project’s Facebook page - South Pennines Archaeology. Other woodlands in the Bradford district will feature in years two and three of the project, offering more opportunities to get involved.”

Chris adds, “It was gratifying to get such good support from local people in the Hirst Wood survey so early in the new year! Thank you again to those who took part. What has been found and recorded will be important to the local community now and in the future.”

It’s really exciting for local people to be able to take part in a community archaeology initiative that updates existing knowledge as well as adding new information. This information can be recorded as well as communicated to the public using the latest technologies.

“Working in small groups the volunteers were given guidance to accurately measure, record, photograph and ‘locate’ features

by GPS. Recorded features included old trackways, quarries, charcoal burning platforms, woodland boundaries and the ruined cottages next to the site of New Hirst Mill. Further analysis of the recordings will be made in due course to produce a definitive report.

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Golden Cabinet Returns A stellar lineup of alternative and electronica artists signal the return of Golden Cabinet at Shipley’s Kirkgate Centre.

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It’s Saturday night. It’s 7pm and hordes of people are making their way from Shipley train station to the Kirkgate Centre up the road. One might be mistaken for thinking that all of these people have gotten off at the wrong stop – but oh no. They know exactly where they are going. They are heading for some ‘good shit’ and boy, are they going to get some.

For the uninitiated, Golden Cabinet is a gig night that takes place at the Kirkgate Centre in Shipley every other month-ish. It’s a showcase of the kinds of music that would usually only be found in the depths of Big London or Berlin and, as such, draws a crowd from far and wide including Big London itself, not to mention Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle and beyond. Indeed, last time I went, I gave directions to a chap who had travelled from

Birmingham and couldn’t believe that such an eclectic and unique night was about to happen in usually sleepy Shippers.

GC, as it’s affectionately known, has had a bit of a break following a run of sold out events over the last few years, but now they are back to wow and amaze once more.

I spoke to Mark and Nick who are part of the GC team and they couldn’t be more chuffed with the onslaught of events that they have coming up in 2017.

“We’ve all got eclectic tastes and we don’t all like the same things so I guess the gigs reflect that. GC nights are known to be great even if you’ve never heard of anyone that’s playing!

People are prepared to take a chance and that’s really amazing.”

The news that GC was returning was greeted with much anticipation over social media.

Where else can you get to see such acts

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as Gnod, Shit&Shine and Hey Colossus in a community centre, with amazing beer, vegan food (cake!) and the kind of atmosphere usually reserved for after dark festival parties somewhere deep in a forest – and you can get the last train home!

“I think the crowds that come are a real part of how it feels. It’s a very unpretentious and inclusive atmosphere. Middle-aged parents come down with their teenage offspring and dance their asses off! Must be something about letting it all hang out in Shipley.”

And the artists love it. The nights usually have three acts on, covering everything from punk to electro to noise and everything in between.

Blood Music played back in January 2016 and GC made its mark. They remarked: “It has its own colours, it makes your thumbs go weird”.

And I can totally see where they are coming from.

But why Shipley and not Fancy Leeds or even Bradford city centre? The GC team are from in

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or around Shipley and like to contribute to the sense of community that comes from hanging out in the Kirkgate Centre.

Mark and Nick again: “There’s a lot of really amazing things happening in Shipley and that’s partly down to the Kirkgate Centre for providing a space for a wide variety of people to meet up, chat, get help, try things out and make things happen which we feel has contributed to the idea of Shipley as a place to go to rather than a place you pass through.”

And it’s not just about the music. GC have a long-running collaboration with the Print Project in Shipley who create stunning letterpress printed posters for each event (several of which adorn the walls in my house), and there are vinyl and tape stalls selling the artists’ wares, so punters rarely leave events empty handed.

I, as well as many others, are incredibly excited.

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On the cover...

Tom Woolley

by Haigh Simpson

How did you get into illustration?

I’ve loved drawing since I was young and I’ve always had dreams of being a freelance illustrator. My first job was as a web designer and I’d try and incorporate my illustration into my design work whenever I could. I kept doing bits of illustration work on the side and in 2012 I was made redundant from my office job. I decided to give freelance illustration a go full-time and - touch wood - it’s been going well so far.

You seem to have developed a signature style, is that something you worked towards or did it come naturally?

A bit of both really. I work digitally so my style is informed by certain software techniques I use. I’m naturally drawn to bright colours and bold graphics so I try and bring that into my own work. I’m always trying to improve my style and I’m constantly influenced by other artists and designers.

Are there any projects you’re particularly proud of ?

Last year I worked on a food map of Italy for Gino D’Acampo’s new cookbook, which was a pleasure. I also worked on a children’s book for Lonely Planet with a team of designers and illustrators, and it was great to be involved in a big group project. Seeing your own work in a book shop or magazine is always exciting..

What’s your relationship with Bradford and Saltaire?

I’ve lived in Bradford for 17 years but I’m originally from Derbyshire. I came to Bradford in 1999 to study Electronic Imaging and Media Communications at the University of Bradford. I worked at the National Media Museum as a student and then was lucky enough to land a full time job there after graduating. Saltaire is one of my favourite places and I love exploring Salts Mill. The annual Arts Trail is a brilliant event and it’s been great to be involved with the Open Houses and Makers Fair in the past.

Describe your perfect working environment.

I worked at home in my attic when I was first getting started but after about six months I could feel the cabin fever setting in. I now share a studio in Leeds which helps me separate my work from home. A dream setup would be a shared studio somewhere in the countryside. Good music and good coffee are also essential requirements.

What do you like to do when you’re not illustrating?

I love travelling and I’m a keen walker. I try and get out in the Yorkshire Dales as much as possible. I’m a big film fan and visit the cinemas at the Media Museum whenever I can.

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Bradford Waste Chasers In the spirit of cooperativism, we need solidarity in this age of austerity...An interview with Bradford Waste Chasers

by Maia Kelly

Bradford Waste Chasers is a workers’ co-operative that aims to promote waste reduction and recycling in West Yorkshire. They provide confidential paper shredding, data destruction, recycling services and advice to households and businesses across the county. They’ve been doing this since 1990, when their cooperative company grew out of the voluntary group Bradford Recyclers. I spoke to Vivien, a member of Waste Chasers, to find out how they’re coping in a new age of austerity.

Bradford Waste Chasers is a workers’ co-operative that aims to promote waste reduction and recycling in West Yorkshire. They provide confidential paper shredding, data destruction, recycling services and advice to households and businesses across the county. They’ve been doing this since 1990, when their co-operative company grew out of the voluntary group Bradford Recyclers.

I spoke to Vivien, a member of Waste Chasers, to find out how they’re coping in a new age of austerity.

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“Currently, as a non-profit organisation, we fit into the Council’s Discretionary Rates Relief band. However as of April, it looks like we will have our rates relief cut completely. This means we will need to increase our prices, as well as try and take on extra work in order to survive.

We know that a lot of our customers are struggling too,” said Vivien, “We’re finding that progressively more organisations, who were our customers, are also closing or moving out due to the cut back of council support. It’s such a loss to the

area to see so many local independent organisations go down; only the biggest companies are surviving.”

What can we do about it? In the spirit of co-cooperativism, we can all put the word out, and encourage people we know to make more effort to support local organisations. Becoming more conscious consumers is an easy way to challenge the shareholder-dominated economy which has been stripping power and control from communities, towns and cities. We just need to let our communities know how infinitely more valuable their pennies are when circulated locally, rather than to distant companies.

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Picks of the Month

Demdike Stare @ Golden Cabinet

The Orgasmic Audio Visual OrgyTM begins in fine style, as Golden Cabinet welcome the return of the mighty Demdike Stare to tear up the headline slot once again.

They previously graced the Kirkgate Centre stage back in February 2014, when they left a gasping audience reeling for more.

The duo of Miles Whittaker (MLZ, Hate, Pendle Coven, Suum Cuique, Millie etc.) and Sean Canty mould the well worn tropes of jungle, house, techno/ electro, dancehall and beyond into tantalisingly original new shapes whilst simultaneously retaining the character of their trademark sound. We’re pretty confident that their sophomore live set in Shipley is gonna be nothing short of a total nailer.

Saturday 4 March, Kirkgate Centre

Lindisfarne @ The Live Room

During the early 70s Lindisfarne were one of the hottest folk rock bands in England, with chart placements on two of their albums that rivaled Jethro Tull, and had them proclaimed one of the most important groups of the decade.

With a sound that mixed plaintive folklike melodies, earthy but well-sung harmonies, and acoustic and electric textures, the group seemed poised for international success. Owing to the usual vagaries of the music industry and the premature passing of founder member, Alan Hull, it never quite arrived, but the band always maintained a fiercely loyal fan base.

However, the 21st century sees Lindisfarne return to form with a classic six-piece line up of long-time members fronted by original founder-member Rod Clements on vocals, mandolin, fiddle and slide guitar.

Friday 3 March, Caroline Street Social Club

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Omid Djalili: Schmuck For A Night

Mark Morriss at The Underground

Ranging from comedy on Nelson Mandela, Boris Johnson, Hollywood and even himself, nothing is sacred in this schmuck’s borderline genius rendition.

Morriss fronted the Bluetones over a successful and fruitful 15 year period, scoring 14 top ten singles and three top ten albums, whilst touring the UK, Europe and Japan, before temporarily disbanding in 2011.

In our contemporary society where many a culturally-related joke is called into question, it’s easy to wonder if there are any left that can escape criticism. In Schmuck For A Night, Omid Djalili plays on just that.

Sideways glances from more conservative neighbours won’t be able to stop you almost suffocating with uncontrollable laughter, even as you question the appropriateness of it yourself, before finally making the decision to surrender to Djalili’s outrageous wit. Prepare yourself for a wonderful hour of humour from the Fatboy of comedy, the unique and the uncategorisable Omid Djalili.

Mark Morriss, singer from seminal 90s band The Bluetones, joins us for a special one-off solo performance of his work and will be supported by some very special guests including Sol Gravy.

Since then he has toured as a solo artist and produced theme and chapter music for the audio versions of David Walliams’ successful series of children’s books. His latest solo release is set for April 2017, coinciding with a nationwide tour that brings him to Bradford on 24 February.

Friday 24 February, The Underground, Duke Street, Bradford

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Saltaire Decorative & Fine Arts Society

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Thursday 2 February Topic Folk Club

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7.30pm, The Kirkgate Centre Filey International - Arrivals and Departures at North Yorkshire’s Bird Observatory”, an illustrated talk by Mark Pearson, nature writer, conservationist and expert birder abrspb@blueyonder.co.uk

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8pm, Caroline Street Social Club NME claimed that ‘Peter Bruntnell’s records should be taught in schools’ and if you ask the likes of Rumer, Peter Buck, Scott Mccaughey, Willy Vlautin, Jay Farrar, John Murry or Kathleen Edwards they’ll all agree that Peter Bruntnell is a writer with rare and mysterious qualities www.theliveroom.info

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Rubber Kazoo

8pm, Al’s Dime Bar Bradford favourites Rubber Kazoo return to Dime Bar.

JATP Jazz...Emily Brown Quintet

8.30pm, Glyde House Back by popular demand, to thrill us with her unbelievable voice, stagecraft and delightful persona. www.jatpjazz.blogspot.com

Saturday 4 February

Little Fat Black Pussy Cat Club

7pm-2am, Wallers Brewery, Sunbridge Wells Every Saturday. Trainer Trouble DJs playing vintage funk, soul, reggae and disco records in this underground gem of a bar. Free entry.

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FILM: Full Bins, Empty Bellies, Lonely Lives

7.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Bradford District Green Party present a documentary that looks at three seemingly self-contradictory issues in the UK today: millions living in food insecurity while millions of tonnes of food are wasted every year, and at the same time so many people experience another type of poverty; loneliness.

Sunday 5 February Live music: Seafoam Green

1pm, The Record Café, North Parade, Bradford Psych-folk from this Dublin born songwriter, as he stops off on his UK tour to promote his debut solo album produced by The Black Crows’ Rich Robinson.

Sun 5th February

Guided Walk at Dowley Gap, Bingley

9am, opposite Fisherman’s Arms Airedale & Bradford RSPB Local Group will be undertaking the next monthly Guided Walk at Dowley Gap. Local expert, Mark Doveston, will be our guide. abrspb@blueyonder.co.uk

Monday 6 February La Bohème

7.30pm, The Alhambra Theatre La Bohème is one of the most romantic operas ever written. It tells the tragic tale of the doomed, consumptive Mimi and her love for a penniless writer.

Friday 10 February FILM: The Act of Killing (15)

7.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley “All murderers are punished, unless they kill in large numbers, and to the sound of trumpets.”

This unique documentary challenges former Indonesian death-squad leaders with a fascination for movies to reenact their mass-killings in whichever cinematic genres they

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Victoria Hall Wedding Open Evening

5pm – 8.30pm, Victoria Hall Wondering if we’re the perfect match for your wedding day? Why not stop by and find out how we can be your perfect canvas. All five of our stunning rooms will be available for viewing, with some setup and dressed to help you envisage how the space can work for you.

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Photographing Your Work

10am – 12pm,Delius Arts and Cultural Centre This introductory session with Geoff Tynan will help you create photographic images of your products for sale, without any fancy gear. This is a vital skill particularly if you are developing online sales.

This is part of a series of courses devised by Bradford Independent Creative Enterprise Network in partnership with Artworks Creative Communities. It is free to attend. Book on thealternativeshop@yahoo.co.uk

7.45pm, Penningtons Octagon Live As soon as The Blues Band launch into their first tune, you will realise (if any doubt ever existed) you’re watching a class act. A visit to Keighley by what is probably the most successful and longest working UK blues band is surely not to be missed.

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7.30pm, The Studio, Bradford Alhambra Radio and television presenter, musician, writer, friend of the stars and all round cheese fetishist Mark Radcliffe has been making a little go a long way for several decades now.

Omid Djalili: Schmuck For A Night 8pm, Alhambra Theatre Award-winning comedian and actor Omid Djalili, known for his legendary stand-up performances, is back on a nationwide tour.

Saturday 11 February Shipley Repair Café

10.30am – 12.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Where people can come with their broken things and get help from local volunteers to fix them. Cafe open.

7pm, Delius Arts and Cultural Centre This will be a very special evening of unique interpretations of Bradford born composer Frederick Delius’ music. His family have a long association with the German Church, in which the Delius Arts and Cultural Centre is based.

Sunday 12 February

Cinema Organ Society Concert

2.30pm, Victoria Hall A Cinema Organ Concert, featuring popular music from film, television and radio, on the world famous mighty Wurlitzer. The performer for this event is Simon Gledhill.

TLR Present...Ashley Hutchings

8pm, Caroline Street Social Club Ashley Hutchings MBE is renowned as the founder of Fairport Convention and other successful folk rock bands including Steeleye Span and the Albion Band (in all its many guises and reincarnations).

Thursday 16 February Topic Folk Club

8.30pm, Glyde House, Glydegate, Little Horton Lane Pete Morton. A belated return to the Topic for this long-time troubadour with his own unique take on the world and everything that makes it go round. www.topic-folk-club.org.uk

Sinner To Saint (Shaykh Umar Kiswani UK Tour)

6pm, Horton Barn, University of Bradford Bradford Muslim College is pleased to announce that we, along with the Islamic Theology Society, will be hosting Shaykh Umar Kiswani (director & imam of Masjid al Aqsa) and Shaykh Muhammad Aslam as part of their UK wide ‘Struggles at the end of time’ tour. www.facebook.com/ events/1884829408414248/

Friday 17 February FILM: Where to Invade Next

7.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Global Justice Bradford present Micheal Moore’s latest film. Playfully visiting nations as a one-man “invader” to take their best ideas back to America, he discovers everything from gourmet school lunches in France to Norway’s unique prison system, concluding that there is much that America could take from others without firing a shot.£3 suggested donation

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Saturday 18 February

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Saturday 25 February

12.30pm–3.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Tons of Lego, Kinex, Meccanno for creating all kinds of amazing things.

Cafe open. £2.00 per family.

7pm, The Record Café, North Parade, Bradford We’re excited to host Liverpool songwriter Nick Ellis. Classic British acoustic, finger-quick lucidity, ‘a conversation between Elvis Costello and John Martyn’. Not to be missed.

8pm, The Hop Live music with TC’s funky nuts.

Lego Fun Day

Live music: Nick Ellis

DJ Jeff O’Toole

7pm, The Record Café, North Parade, Bradford Jeff makes his hat-trick appearance, with the kind of mellow vibes you’d expect from someone who’s opened for Kurt Vile.

Moth Trap

8pm, The Underground Bringing their incredible and beautifully fresh sound up from the world of the mucky South, this band is by a long shot the best that the Underground team saw on their travels in 2016. Support from Captain Hotknives.

Sunday 19 February

Saltaire Cricket Club Table Top Sale

10am-1pm, Victoria Hall A wide variety of stalls selling a host of treasures! From collectable antiques, toy cars and books to clothing and more. All proceeds go towards helping the club.

Monday 20 February Sister Act

7.30pm, The Alhambra Theatre Sing hallelujah for the all-new production of Sister Act starring Alexandra Burke.

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Friday 24 February Mark Morriss

8pm, The Underground Mark Morriss, singer from seminal 90s band The Bluetones, joins us for a special one-off solo performance of his work and will be supported by some very special guests.

Listen Up presents Hashfinger (Headcount Records)

9pm-2am, Bradford Brewery Acclaimed producer Hashfinger stops by to promote his new album and play some funk, soul, hiphop and disco records at this intimate night out.

Free entry. www.facebook.com/listenupbradford

Authentic Tea Ceremony

3pm to 4pm, Impressions Gallery Meet the experts, enjoy freshlybrewed Chinese tea and discover more about this one thousand year old custom which still forms an intrinsic part of Chinese culture today.

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Listen Up!

9pm, Bradford Brewery Last Friday of every month - 9pm ‘til 2 am - free entry.

Playing vintage soul, funk, reggae, ska, hip-hop and jazz vinyl.

TC’s Monkey Nuts

Short plays from Richard Walsh & Jean McConnell

7.30pm, Bingley Arts Centre (Studio Event) A Rewarding Affair - premiere of a new play from Richard Walsh.

Plus Cupboard Love from Deckchairs 3 by Jean McConnell. You may remember enjoying Cruise Missile, another play we did from this series a few years ago.

Dabble, Do & Tinker

10.30–12.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Science + Art = FUN. Nature, science, art and craft skills for all the family.

Cafe open.

Monday 27 February

Bingley Little Theatre - Outward Bound

7.30pm, Bingley Arts Centre (Runs until 4 March) The ship and its passengers is a familiar metaphor for the journey of life. And in Outward Bound, an ocean liner’s passengers suddenly come to realize why the words ‘destiny’ and ‘destination’ have the same root. A gripping story of fear, folly – and some redemption.

Wednesday 1 March

Saltaire Decorative & Fine Arts Society

2pm, Victoria Hall The society aims to educate and inform in the Decorative and Fine Arts through lectures and outings.

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Home of Bingley Little Theatre A Rewarding Affair by Richard Walsh and Cupboard Love by Jean McConnell - In the Studio City of Bradford Brass Band Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th February, 7:30pm The City of Bradford Brass Band can trace its history back as far as Tickets: £5.00 the early twentieth century and the Salt’s Mill Band of Saltaire.

Thurday 10th November, 7:30pm Bingley Little Theatre - Outward Bound Tickets: £10.00 Monday 27th February - Saturday 4th March, 7:30pm JohnbyVerity Band Directed Mark Brown and David Templeton Rock Solid Presents, Verity Band playing and Rock Tickets: FrontProductions stalls: £9.00Ltd(Conc £8.00)John Rear Stalls: £8.00 (ConcBlues £7.00) Ex Argent - New Album ‘My Religion’ Friday 11thAmateur November, 8:00pm Bingley Operatic Society Tickets: £15.00 presents Aladdin

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Friday 24th March 7:30pm Bingley Little Theatre - The Flint Street Nativity All Tickets: £10.00 When the infant/adults put on a nativity at Junior School, the result is this warm, witty, musical play about a Christmas story that’s not quite peace and goodwill.

Monday 5th - Saturday 10th December, 7:30pm Hey Presto Family Magic Show Tickets:25th FrontMarch, stalls:7:30pm £9.00 (Conc £8.00) Rear Stalls: £8.00 (Conc £7.00) Saturday Tickets: Front stalls: £11.00 (Conc £10.00) Rear Stalls: £9.00 (Conc £8.00)

RIVMIX Dance Academy Extravaganza 2016

Wednesday 14th - Thursday 15th December, 6:30pm Tickets: £10.00 (Conc £5.00) Thursday 30th March to Saturday 1st April , 7:30pm Tickets: Front stalls: £8.00 (Conc £6.00)

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Friday 3 March

Saltaire Record & Retro Fair

RSPB Airedale & Bradford Talk

7.30pm, The Kirkgate Centre Airedale & Bradford RSPB Local Group welcome the return of Peter Smith, birds of prey enthusiast, who will deliver an illustrated talk. abrspb@blueyonder.co.uk

TLR Present...Lindisfarne

8pm, Caroline Street Social Club During the early ‘70s Lindisfarne were one of the hottest folk rock bands in England, with chart placements on two of their albums that rivaled Jethro Tull, and had them proclaimed one of the most important groups of the decade. www.theliveroom.info

Saturday 4 March Shipley Alternative: Kids Take Over!

10am to 2pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley A popular, occasional marketplace for creative makers, up-cyclers and other imaginative traders from the Shipley area. For March, kids take over, with all stalls run by school age children. Cafe open. Free entry Saturday 4th March

Golden Cabinet

7–10.30pm, £16 (advanced)/£18 on the door.

The return of Shipley’s experimental music night with Demdike Stare, Silver Waves, PKKT & Boe&Lx. Bar open.

Saturday 11 March Shipley Repair Café

10.30am – 12.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Where people can come with their broken things and get help from local volunteers to fix them. Cafe open.

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10am - 3.30pm,Caroline Social Club, Saltaire Up to 20 stalls of records and cool collectables - music, film, pop culture, ephemera, the quirky and the offbeat, in a very retro venue and with the public bar open. 50p admission on the door. www.roseandbrownvintage.co.uk

Chicago Joe & the Soul Divas

8pm, The Hop Live music with Chicago Joe & the Soul Divas.

Sunday 12 March

Cinema Organ Society Concert

2.30pm, Victoria Hall A Cinema Organ Concert, featuring popular music from film, television and radio, on the world famous mighty Wurlitzer. The performer for this event is Nicholas Martin BEM.

Saturday 18 March Lego Fun Day

12.30pm–3.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley Tons of Lego, Kinex, Meccanno for creating all kinds of amazing things.

Cafe open. £2.00 per family.

Sunday 19 March, Saltaire Cricket Club Table Top Sale

10am-1pm, Victoria Hall A wide variety of stalls selling a host of treasures! From collectable antiques, toy cars and books to clothing and more. All proceeds go towards helping the club.

Friday 24 March

TLR Present...The Fair Rain

8pm, Caroline Street Social Club In seven years of extensive UK and European touring, The Fair Rain’ s appetite for new music and rhythms has evolved from their roots in traditional folk with an elegance and

maturity beyond their years. It’ s a journey which has seen the band receive accolades from press and audiences alike, including Songlines Top of the World and The Scotsman’ s Folk Album of the Year. www.theliveroom.info

Saturday 25 March Saltaire Live Presents: Aly Bain & Phil Cunningham 8pm, Victoria Hall Aly Bain is Scotland’s supreme traditional style fiddler. His playing is unique – driving, impassioned and pure – with vibrant, unmistakable tone that has earned him a following of ardent fans throughout the world. Phil Cunningham is a superb instrumentalist, with not simply the fastest fingers in the West but some of the most sensitive ones too!

Frday 26 February CAMRA Beer Festival 2016

Victoria Hall We’re delighted to be hosting Bradford’s most popular beer festival.

With over 100 Real Ales, Cider & Perry, Fruit Wines, and International Beers, it’s an unmissable extravaganza of love for the traditional pubs, independent breweries and amazingly good brews!

Saturday 1 April Doodle Club

10.30pm–12.30pm, Kirkgate Centre Shipley A fun themed drawing session with lots of paper and felt tipped pens everywhere and talented doodlers to help you learn new skills. Adults draw for free! Cafe open. £2.00 per child

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The​ ​Craft​ ​House

Massarellas

The​ ​Craft​ ​House​ ​in​ ​Saltaire​ ​provides​ ​a​ ​ fresh​ ​range​ ​of​ ​engaging craft​ ​workshops,​ ​ as​ ​well​ ​as​ ​selling​ ​a​ ​wide​ ​variety​ ​of​ ​ handmade​ ​and​ ​British-designed​ ​gifts,​ ​ home wares​ ​and​ ​craft​ ​supplies.

Massarella’s cafe bar and gallery in Saltaire was founded as a gallery in 1998, by Ellen Massarella, of the famous Doncaster-based Massarella’s ice cream makers.

This​ ​lovely​ ​new​ ​shop​ ​and​ ​workshop​ ​ welcomes​ ​visitors​ ​of​ ​all​ ​ages​ ​and​ ​has​ ​ successfully​ ​tapped​ ​into​ ​the British​ ​craft​ ​ revival,​ ​helping​ ​people​ ​to​ ​rediscover​ ​the​ ​ pleasure​ ​of​ ​making​ ​things​ ​and​ ​of​ ​buying​ ​ quirky, vibrant​ ​gifts​ ​and​ ​collectables​ ​ from​ ​British-based​ ​craftspeople.

Offering​​a​​vibrant​​programme​​of​​new​​ and​ ​established​ ​arts​ ​and​ ​crafts​ ​through​ ​ Saturday​ ​or​ ​weekday workshops​ ​and​ ​a​ ​ variety​ ​of​ ​evening​ ​and​ ​daytime​ ​courses,​ ​ this​ ​friendly​ ​and​ ​fun​ ​business​ ​has​ ​ managed to​ ​engage​ ​with​ ​local​ ​people​ ​ and​​visitors​f​ rom​​further​​afield.

In 2004, Ellen developed the café side of the Victoria Road business and has established it as one of the most popular eating places in the village. Colourful artwork and photography cover the walls, with internationally acclaimed artists, including Sheffield’s Joe Scarborough, exhibiting in the gallery over the years.

Massarella’s has gained an enviable reputation for its home-made food including a wide range of soups and cakes. It is licensed, and sells a range of quality wines and locally produced bottled beers.

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Dandelion Cafe

Shipley’s only Comic Book Store started three years ago with a small unit in Shipley Indoor Market Hall. Now they occupy 12 Westgate in Shipley (opposite the Yorkshire Bank).

Vegan eatery Dandelion Café began as a pop-up in September 2016 and quickly became a regular weekly fixture following an amazing response by people seeking great quality plant-based food and drinks.

Initially stocking a large number of comics and graphic novels the store has expanded its range to sell figurines, board games, Warhammer and Magic The Gathering. It runs a regular Friday Night Magic games evening, in conjunction with Interlude Tea Room & Emporium.

Situated at Merchants Quay on Ashley Lane, the cafe offers a fusion menu of globally inspired healthy dishes which are well-balanced and loaded with flavour. There are always nut/gluten-free and raw options available as the café strives to meet the dietary needs of their customers.

Narrow Escape Comics also takes part in Free Comic Book Day on the first Saturday of May and will be giving away hundreds of free comics to new and existing customers.

Amongst the other scrumptious main and side dishes on offer, you’ll also find a mouth-watering selection of cakes and desserts, including ice-creams, and raw treats - many of which are free from refined sugars The Best of Saltaire 41

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