This Saturday you can browse up to 40 stalls of vintage loveliness for you and your home including 1940s tea dresses, 1950s prom gowns and jewellery, accessories, homewares and collectables from the 1920s to the 1980s, at Saltaire Vintage Home & Fashion Fair at Victoria Hall, Saltaire from 9.30 to 4pm.

The Ice Cube returns to Leeds on Friday when Yorkshire’s ‘coolest’ attraction will be there, until February 24. Millennium Square will once again be transformed into a winter wonderland with more than 1,250 metres of real ice, the equivalent of 4.5 million individual ice cubes, smack in the middle of Leeds city centre. You can skate, or also enjoy the dry ski slope toboggan run, bobsleigh simulator, snowball adventure course and ice dragon coaster. For ticket information, contact the advance booking line on (0113) 2243801 or (0113) 3950891.

Award-winning poet and performer Louise Hill leads a creative writing workshop at Nr Manningham tonight. Performance Poetry Slam is on from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. You’ll find Nr Manningham at Little Lane Church Community Hall, Little Lane, off Duckworth Lane.

Have you ever wondered what the bottom of the Leeds-Liverpool Canal looks like? Well, on Sunday is your chance at the Winter Works Open Day at Dowley Gap Aqueduct at Bingley, from 10am, when you can take a tour.

It seems a lot of us are taking up craft activities in order to save some money, so here’s a chance for beginners and experienced rugmakers to join Baildon Rag Rugmaking Group on Saturday, from 1.30pm to 4.30pm. This is a small, friendly group that is purely social and non profit-making. No previous experience is necessary. Rugging is very easy and something you can learn in five minutes and soon produce beautiful rugs or small wall hangings from worn-out clothing or oddments of wool. For further information, call Baildon Community Link on (01274) 588681. The cost is £3 per session to cover room hire.