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We would like to let you know that we are closed from Friday 30th March until Monday 2nd April due to the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. We are, however, having ‘A Very Good Open Mic Night’ on Friday 30th March, that anyone is welcome to come to. If you would...
This spring we have a brand new art exhibition by artists Helen Burke and Phil Pattinson. It’s a fabulously vibrant show, with paintings and prints for sale. We are open at various times for you browse the work. Please feel free to pop down for a cuppa and a look...
This is short film that has been created by Isabelle Turner about Texting while driving. It has been created in memory of her sister Kaitlin who passed away on the 6th of October 2017 after being hit by a car. Isabelle, who was part of East Leeds Youth Theatre, presented...
Adrian, Emily and James attended the 5th Child Friendly Leeds Awards on 1st February on behalf of Chapel FM. We are very proud to be able to tell you that that Chapel FM was judged to be best in the city for ‘Inspiring Creativity through Arts and Culture’ and we...
In 2016 Chapel FM and Heads Together Productions were selected to be part of the Community and Participation Programme for the Tandem European Cultural Collaboration initiative.
Writing On Air ’18 is a broadcast festival of writing. It will happen over four days, 15th-18th March at Chapel FM Arts Centre, our beautiful state-of-the-art studio and performance complex in East Leeds set in a restored Methodist chapel. East Leeds FM, which started in 2003, broadcasts to an annual...
Hi, I’m Chris and I’m a musician. You can find out more about my work at www.chrissharkeymusic.com I moved to East Leeds in 2015 and you might have seen me mooching around Chapel FM over the last few years. You might have even been to one of the workshops I’ve...
The cover of Heads Together’s book about Seacroft published in the year 2000 In July the Arts Council of England (ACE) announced its portfolio of organisations it will be supporting for the next four years. This announcement may have slipped under the radar of many news outlets and politically aware...