The weekend is almost here and there's plenty of things to do in and around Bradford.
The Telegraph & Argus (T&A) has a full section dedicated to local events listings - a space for gigs, tours, family events, courses and much more.
If you were looking for the ultimate guide to what's on in Bradford, here are just some of the main events taking place in the district this weekend.
For those looking to promote an event or buy tickets, simply visit the T&A's local events platform directly here.
Friday, March 25
Little Red Riding Hood
When: 7.15pm
Where: The Little Theatre, Malt Shovel Yard, Westfield Lane, Bradford, BD10 8QB
What: The Idle and Thackley Theatre Group proudly present their 32nd Annual Pantomime "Little Red Riding Hood" by Sara Temple. Tickets are priced between £7 and £10.
Loosely based on the fairy tales of Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm, but with guest appearances from characters from other fairy tales and nursery rhymes, this is a traditional family panto. More information here.
Friday Friends, BDCFT, Well Together Service
When: 2pm-4pm
Where: St James Church, Bolton Road, West Yorkshire, BD2 4LG
What: This over 50s group meet up to every two weeks to share ideas and hobbies, have fun, chat and take afternoon tea.
Email Welltogether@bdct.nhs.uk or ring 01274 259190 for more information.
Pinsuti Chamber Choir presents: Allegri 'Miserere' and Victoria 'Lamentations'
When: 7.30pm-9.30pm
Where: Christ Church, Cross Street, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23 2AH
What: A selection of some of the most beautiful choral music for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, both early music and modern compositions.
Tickets cost £10. Tickets and more information here.
Saturday, March 26
CommUNIty Open Day - UNIfy Festival 2022
When: 11am-3pm
Where: University of Bradford, Richmond Road, West Yorkshire, BD7 1DP
What: Taking place on the University of Bradford campus, the CommUNIty Open day will be packed with activities for children, young people and adults.
Explore Bradford’s iconic buildings using virtual reality, discuss whether space research makes Bradford a better place to live and create your own Bradford satellite.
Discover and share the foods, culture and heritage of Bradford’s sanctuary seekers, solve the crime scene escape room in the fastest time and experience activities that will help you understand the benefits of sustainable living.
It is open to all while it will be held in an accessible venue. More information here.
Mother's Day Afternoon Tea
When: 12pm-5pm
Where: Best Western Bradford Guide Post Hotel, Common Road, Low Moor, BD12 0ST
What: Celebrate Mum and tuck into freshly cut sandwiches and mini wraps, mini savouries and pickles, sausage roll, cheese and onion lattice, Yorkshire cheese, freshly baked scones with cream and strawberry preserve, assorted mini desserts tea or coffee.
Prosecco is available for £5 extra. Tickets cost £16.95 and booking in advance is required. More information here.
How does researching space make Bradford a better place to live? UNIfy Festival
When: 2.30pm-4pm
Where: University of Bradford, Richmond Road, West Yorkshire, BD7 1DP
What: Free event. The University has recently announced significant funding to open Bradford Renduchintala Centre for Space but why do we need to research space? With other global issues such as climate change and health inequalities, should researching space take priority?
What benefits does researching space have on people in the Bradford and the wider district? More details here.
Brisca F1 & F2 Stockcars - The start of a new chapter at Odsal Stadium with YorStox
When: 5pm-10pm
Where: Odsal Stadium, Provident Stadium, Bradford, BD6 1BS
What: Family day out with stockcar racing. Tickets cost £22. More information here.
Little Red Riding Hood
When: 7.15pm
Where: The Little Theatre, Malt Shovel Yard, Westfield Lane, Bradford, BD10 8QB
What: The Idle and Thackley Theatre Group proudly present their 32nd Annual Pantomime "Little Red Riding Hood" by Sara Temple. Tickets are priced between £7 and £10.
Loosely based on the fairy tales of Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm, but with guest appearances from characters from other fairy tales and nursery rhymes, this is a traditional family panto. More information here.
Brahms Requiem (Leeds Philharmonic Chorus)
When: 7.30pm-9.30pm
Where: Bradford Cathedral, 1 Stott Hill, BD1 4EH
What: Join the Leeds Philharmonic Chorus this spring for a beautiful performance of Brahms Requiem. This concert includes the chorus, two pianos and simple harp and timpani accompaniment, alongside Brahms St Anthony Variations for piano.
Tickets are just £20 plus a booking fee and can be booked via Eventbrite.
Sunday, March 27
Little Red Riding Hood
When: 2.15pm
Where: The Little Theatre, Malt Shovel Yard, Westfield Lane, Bradford, BD10 8QB
What: The Idle and Thackley Theatre Group proudly present their 32nd Annual Pantomime "Little Red Riding Hood" by Sara Temple. Tickets are priced between £7 and £10.
Loosely based on the fairy tales of Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm, but with guest appearances from characters from other fairy tales and nursery rhymes, this is a traditional family panto. More information here.
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