The Seacroft Canto
Fri 24th Apr '26, 6:00pm
Taking inspiration from Dante’s Divine Comedy, The Seacroft Canto was co-created by the Seacroft community and poet Kimberly Campanello.
Conversations and oral histories with people in Leeds and the wider world who are creating community arts projects.
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When: 08 Jun 26 at 8:00pm
Fri 24th Apr '26, 6:00pm
Taking inspiration from Dante’s Divine Comedy, The Seacroft Canto was co-created by the Seacroft community and poet Kimberly Campanello.
Thu 23rd Apr '26, 5:00pm
Dales Ball and Tony Macaluso discuss fascinating links between the Titanic and Yorkshire & Chicago
Tue 14th Apr '26, 9:00am
Lively stories about the impact of Leeds Community Fund's Micro Grant programme on communities and practical information about how organisations can apply for new funding.
Wed 8th Apr '26, 4:00pm
Created with the British Library, a radio documentary from the launch celebration for Story Explorers, their exhibition at Leeds Central Library until 29 August 2026.
Wed 14th Jan '26, 6:00pm
An exploration of a special recording of the "zodiac" composition by one of the 20th centuries most adventurous composers, Karlheinz Stockhausen.
Wed 17th Dec '25, 2:00pm
Students from Leeds East Academy talk about inclusivity with Fatima Khan-Shah, West Yorkshire's Inclusivity Champion and Eyob, a migrant from Ethiopia.
Thu 23rd Oct '25, 2:00pm
Voices and stories from the new Young Poet Laureate Programme launch event held in Bradford in October 2025 and produced by the National Poetry Centre.
Tue 15th Jul '25, 4:00pm
Chapel FM Head of Radio Agnes Leonowiciz, Next Gen Youth Radio Participant Lidia Ruddy, and Director Tony Macaluso on BBC Radio Leeds.
Sat 26th Apr '25, 12:00pm
A special radio documentary about Leeds Council's 2025 Earth Day gathering.
Tue 12th Nov '24, 3:00pm
We interview three filmmakers whose work is featured in this year's Yorkshire Short Films: James McGlade, James C. Thompson, Ben G. Brown.
Thu 24th Oct '24, 5:00pm
A sound collage from The National Poetry Centre's "Rubbish Words" event at the Leeds Corn Exchange in October 2024.
Thu 10th Oct '24, 5:00pm
A special 2-hour strolling conversation with legendary photographer Peter Mitchell as he explores his exhibit "Nothing Lasts Forever" at Leeds Art Gallery in September 2024.
Fri 24th May '24, 12:16am
A conversation with Pam Reynell, centre manager and Molly Huxley, arts coordinator, from Heart Centre in Headingley, Leeds about the venue as a community arts "home from home."
Fri 26th Apr '24, 4:00pm
A sound art documentary about Moon Palace, a social sculpture and working observatory that has been touring Leeds and beyond, starting with Leeds 2023: Year of Culture.
Tue 21st Nov '23, 12:00pm
Students from Elliott Hudson College share their many discoveries about women throughout history and in classical mythology from their work with the British Library.
Sun 12th Nov '23, 11:00am
We are joined by Leeds Palestinian Film Festival directors Frances and Helena plus guest curator Yasmeen to share insights on presenting this year's festival.
Sun 4th Jun '23, 3:00pm
Stories and sounds from the festival in the heart of Harehills, Leeds in May 2023.
Fri 21st Apr '23, 9:00am
A preview of "1001 Stories: The Takeover" at Leeds Playhouse, curated by The Performance Ensemble as part of Leeds: 2023 City of Culture.
Mon 18th Jul '22, 2:00pm
An interactive exploration of Macbeth for students and their teachers
Mon 6th Sep '21, 5:00pm
What is East Leeds FM community radio all about? Give a listen to this short audio collage weaving together voices, stories, sounds from the Covid pandemic years.
Sat 1st Aug '20, 12:00pm
Chapel FM is proud to work with Leeds Town Hall to present the first post-coronavirus lockdown performance featuring Leeds City Organist Darius Battiwalla
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