Tag: Open Mic
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The Falcon Club was originally was originally built in 1909 as an Oddfellows Friendly Society Hall. but later became a Social Club for workers at the nearby Crabtree Vickers Factory. When the factory closed down, the Club was gifted to the employees and it subsequently became a Private Members Club. The Clubhouse is of timber construction, and was threatened…
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The Chemic Tavern is a historic real ale pub situated in the heart of the Woodhouse residential area, just over a mile north of Leeds City Centre. The Pub is named after Johnston’s Chemical Works, a local factory that produced Vitriol – also known as Sulphuric Acid. The factory was demolished in the 1890s, but…
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Swillington is a Village situated approximately 5 miles East of Leeds City Centre. Historically it was a Coal Mining Community until the closure of Primrose Hill Pit in 1970. A Housing Estate now stands on what used to be the Colliery site. The Sports & Social Club may be variously referred to as it’s historic name of Swillington Miner’s…
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The Falcon Club was originally was originally built in 1909 as an Oddfellows Friendly Society Hall. but later became a Social Club for workers at the nearby Crabtree Vickers Factory. When the factory closed down, the Club was gifted to the employees and it subsequently became a Private Members Club. The Clubhouse is of timber construction, and was…
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Every Thursday from 7.30pm and hosted by Paul Briscoe, this is probably the longest running Open Mic Night in Otley. All welcome, either to perform or just to enjoy the very best in local music. Korg Stage Piano & House Guitar available. Food served, and letting rooms available. Open Mic Night Tonight starts from 7.30pm…
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The Grayston Unity is an Independent Bar owned by folks who live in Halifax. It’s in a building that dates back to the 1860s. The bar itself is the bit that used to be for carriages to enter. During the week and on occasional Sundays there’s lots going on (see the Events Section on the…