Saturday 30th

Daytime

Chris O’Malley, Des Hurley and friends

A performance of traditional Irish music from the Leeds Irish Arts Foundation

Where? Main stage

When? 11.20pm

Miranda Arieh

Local singer songwriter and band traveling from folk to rock via punk
Where? Main stage

When? 12.05pm

Ellen and the Escapades

Down from Moortown, a fresh band built around singer Ellen Smith, they take her sun-kissed songs and fashion them into folk-pop classics.

Where? Main stage

When? 1.00pm

New World Steel Orchestra

Steel Drums add a splash of Carribean charm to the Chapel Allerton afternoon

Where? Main stage

When? 2.00pm

Aoife Hearty

Aoife’s Irish roots shine through on her sophisticated and sensual songs

Where? Main stage

When? 3.00pm

Becks and the Bullet

If Blondie had children to Madness and those children grew up listening to Pulp and Alanis Morrisette, then formed a band, the band would probably be Becks and the Bullets.

Where? Main stage

When? 4.00pm

Evening

Whole Sky Monitor

Sonic shock and awe with a Henconner beat from Leeds longtime anti-popsters kicks off the evening in rousing style

Where? Main stage

When? 6.00pm

Grown Up Scandal

Urban beats and soulful vocals mixed up with a pinch of jazz and a hint of funk, a sound found on the streets of North Leeds.

Where? Main stage

When? 6.50pm

Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip

The surreal musical comedy of Leeds’ most original thinker and performer, fresh from sweeping all before him at summer festivals round the country, he offers up his thoughts on subjects ranging from Jimmy Savile to betting shop pens.

Where? Main stage

When? 7.40pm

The Resplendents

At the heart of this 8-piece is a rhythm section inspired by the funk and soul of Detroit and Memphis but with one foot firmly planted in Yorkshire. Rich vocal harmonies and duelling saxes combine to create a super smooth silky soul sound that swings us into the Saturday sunset.

Where? Main stage

When? 8.45 – 9.30pm

All day events

Food stalls will be open during the day and in the evening offering the best of local cuisine. Merchandise stalls will be open during the day. If you would like to run a stall, click here for more information.

Street Performance Space at the bottom of the same car park, with Arabic dancing by “Eyptia” ( with opportunities to give it a try)
Our very own fashion show, from recycled materials.
The Magic Box.
Comedy from “Urban Circus”
Street theatre from Cassie and Co at Leeds Uni.
Drumming etc

Make Do and Mend - Contemporary Arts and Crafts Exhibition
Saturday 30th August 11am - 4pm
The Methodist Centre, Town Street, Chapel Allerton. Find out more

Drumming workshops for all ages from “Daft as a Drum”, in the back room of the Methodist Hall.

The Methodist Church will also be running their usual café in the Church Hall
and displaying children’s art arising from their “Laughing Jesus” exhibition, plus
work from Stainbeck Arts Group

Childrens activities

The Alcuin School is hosting an array of childrens activities ranging from a disco on the Friday evening to a ceramic workshop on Saturday. Find out more here.

Children's Activity Corner, behind Sukhotai, with free mask making, playdough, sand and toys for little people, face and henna hand painting, bouncy castle and roundabouts. Kindly sponsored by St. Matthew's and Chapel Allerton Primary Schools