Web Directory

» ArtForms
   Developing an integrated multi-discplinary arts education service for schools in the Leeds metropolitan area. Information about the music service and facilities, the Artists-in-Schools programme, and the Museum and Art Loan Service.
   http://www.artformsleeds.co.uk

» Collins, Joseph
   Freelance storyteller and creative writer; information about his performances, education programme, workshops, testimonials, and contact.
   http://www.pocketuniverses.co.uk

» Grumbleweeds, The
   Popular comedy duo, performing regularly in pantomime and TV light entertainment, originally from Leeds. Includes profile, tour dates, and photos.
   http://www.thegrumbleweeds.co.uk/

» Irish Arts Foundation
   Formed to celebrate and raise the profile of the music and arts of Ireland in Britain; information about projects, events, partners, and the annual Leeds Gathering.
   http://www.irisharts.org.uk/

» Leeds BookCrossers
   A group who swap books and make friends. Details of membership and activities.
   http://www.meetup.com/LeedsBookcrossers/

» Leeds Civic Arts Guild
   An umbrella association of amateur drama, music, opera and other voluntary arts societies and companies, based at the Carriageworks Theatre. Information about groups, membership, events and news.
   http://www.lcag.org.uk/

» Leeds Magical Association
   News, programme, conventions, history, and how to join.
   http://www.eyewearsystems.co.uk/lma/

» Leeds Photographic Society
   Information about membership, events, with a gallery and archives.
   http://www.lps1852.co.uk/

» Leeds Tapestry
   A community arts project, embroidered to celebrate the millennium, illustrates Leeds heritage. Includes background, news and a gallery of the multiple panels.
   http://www.leedstapestry.org.uk/

» Richard McCann
   Professional speaker available for business, corporate, community and education clients.
   http://www.richardmccann.co.uk/

» The Brotherton Collection
   Information about a special collection of rare books and manuscripts maintained by Leeds University; includes a profile of Lord Brotherton.
   http://www.leeds.ac.uk/library/spcoll/brocoll.htm