Eastthorpe Visual Arts offers a constantly changing collection of artworks from across the country and across the continent, working closely with the Huddersfield Arts Council....

Travel back to your childhood, when you step through the doors of Dewsbury Museum and discover a profusion of themed exhibits aimed at the young...

Tolson Memorial Museum standing beside Wakefield Road, on the outskirts of Huddersfield, has much to offer visitors, with all manner of exciting artefacts covering a...

The highlight of any visit to the Museum is the underground tour. Experienced local miners guide parties around the underground workings. Each visitor is provided...

Welcome to Dewsbury Minster - a place of pilgrimage and heritage since St. Paulinus came in AD 627. The minster is open daily for rest,...

Situated in the centre of Huddersfield, the Kingsgate Shopping Centre is a real paradise for those in need of some retail therapy. It possesses...

As one of the most progressive regional theatres the Lawrence Batley in Huddersfield plays an important role within the life of the community and has...

Opened in 1940 and in the ‘stripped classical style’ of the period, this imposing building in the centre of Huddersfield hosts a permanent collection of...

Wandering around the gardens of Gomersal’s Red House Museum, it’s easy to see why authoress Charlotte Bronte was so enchanted with this delightful family home...

Victoria Tower, which stands on the flat plateau of Castle Hill some 900 feet above Huddersfield, was constructed to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Queen...

Located near to the centre of this West Yorkshire town, this gallery is one of the cultural hubs for the locality. It offers a...

Wilton Park, located adjacent to Bradford Road in Batley, has much to recommend it and the whole family will enjoy a visit to this surprisingly...

Oakwell Hall is a fine example of a Tudor manor house set out as it would have looked in the 1690s when it was owned...

Bagshaw Museum, situated within the confines of Wilton Park, is one of the most interesting regional museums in West Yorkshire, with a surprisingly varied mix...

Named after the first mayor of Brighouse, William Smith, this respected West Yorkshire gallery was officially opened by Princess Louise on May 22nd 1907 and...

The Art House is a unique national membership art organisation that has inclusion at the very centre of its mandate. The art centre includes...

Step aboard Yorkshire's Great Little Steam Trains and take an enchanting 8 mile journey of discovery through some spectacular south Pennine scenery, near Huddersfield....

Surrounded by some 500 acres of glorious open countryside, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, established in 1977, has today earned a reputation as an international centre...

Established in 1985 at Bretton Hall College, this institution is intended to provide a documentary trace of development for art and education in the United...

The Colne Valley Museum is located within the beautiful valley that it is named after and is a heritage centre that is dedicated to the...

Only the remains are left of this, what would have been one of the most impressive castles of the 13th Century. A motte and...

Opened on the 1st August 1985, Pugneys Country Park, which stands on the outskirts of Wakefield is one of the districts most popular tourist destinations,...

The Beam Gallery offers visitors to Wakefield the unique chance to step inside a real hot bed of passion and love for art. The...

This conservation village is a loose collection of buildings grouped around a large common. But unlike most villages many of its houses would not look...

The city of Wakefield has a fascinating story to tell and visitors to the city museum will be amazed by the huge variety of artefacts...

Established in 1978, the Guild of Knitting and Crochet has become one of the best known and most respected organisations in its field. This...

Wakefield Art Gallery, situated on Wentworth Terrace, is one of West Yorkshire's most forward thinking public display spaces, with a reputation for the purchase and...

The Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin was built between 1342 and 1356 as part of a new bridge over the River Calder. Originally...

Built in 1912 and originally Holme Valley Theatre it seated 1040 people over two floors. The cinema saw silent movies with musicians replaced by electronic...

As the setting for countless scenes from the BBC series "Last of the Summer Wine" this is probably the most famous café in the world....

This interesting museum is dedicated to the 13th and 18th Regiment of the Queen’s Royal Hussars. Located in Barnsley where the army regiment is...

With new animals being born throughout the year there is always something new to see at this award winning Open Farm. Buy a bag of...

Once the home to the Spencer-Stanhope family this magnificent 17th Century country house is now a museum showing fine collections of furniture, paintings, glassware and...

An historic gem hidden in the suburbs, Bolling Hall was the home of the Tempest and Bolling families for generations. Dating from the 1500s it...

A true enthusiast's exhibition of signed photographs, props, memorabilia and unusual inventions, dreamed up by the characters, spans 30 years of the BBC's longest running...

Seating up to 80 people, this intimate studio theatre has a programme consisting of in-house productions as well as small scale theatre, music, comedy and...

This is a rather unusually-themed museum, but a fascinating place to visit nonetheless. The collection is devoted to the history of the West Riding...

The sand sculptures made by the UK company Sand In Your Eye are amazing artistic creations that are all the more breathtaking because they are...

Situated conveniently close to Halifax railway station Eureka! the museum for children, is a truly innovative and exciting display space which is aimed primarily at...

The Clarke Hall Education Museum is dedicated to the history of education. The fascinating collection shows the development of the educational processes in both...