This purpose built Victorian Art Gallery is set in a small park on the edge of Brighouse, with good access to the motorway. It has a permanent exhibition of Victorian paintings and hosts a splendid mix of temporary exhibitions, including many by local and regional...

Bradford's Industrial Museum has permanent displays of textile machinery, steam power, engineering, printing machinery and motor vehicles, along with an exciting exhibitions programme. You can enjoy the splendour of Moorside House where the Mill Manager lived, or...

Shibden Estate is one of West Yorkshire's most important heritage sites. The medieval, timber framed Shibden Hall was a family home for over 600 years; Shibden Park, a public park since 1926, is a green oasis of beautifully restored grounds less than a mile from...

A gallery for all kinds of arts and crafts. Items from the collection include local artworks, unusual objects from around the world. The range includes ceramics, paintings, drawings, textiles - many donated or bought in the past 100 years. In the gallery, we organise...

The gallery is situated in the Piece Hall, an historic Cloth Hall built in 1770. The space is constructed from a series of original units, creating an intimate, yet warm and inviting succession of inter-linking gallery spaces. It holds up to 8 temporary exhibitions...

Located in Huddersfield’s town centre, Huddersfield Art Gallery houses a stunning collection of art by internationally renowned artists such as Francis Bacon, L.S. Lowry, Walter Sickert, Frank Auerbach and Henry Moore, and significant local artists. In addition to...

Dean Clough is a nationally-renowned landmark site in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Measuring two-thirds of a mile from end-to-end, it once hosted the largest carpet manufacturer in the world and since 1983 has come to be celebrated as a model of regeneration.  

This impressive building welcomes one and all to its concerts, events, functions and meetings. Within the Town Hall is a concert hall which seats up to 1200 people and hosts numerous events ranging from classical to comedy. The hall also has a wide variety of...

This delightful, red-brick house, built in 1660, was home to the Taylor family who were cloth merchants and manufacturers. Mary Taylor, daughter of the house in the 19th Century, was a close friend of Charlotte Bronte, who visited often, featuring the house as...

Victorian mansion house with collections including: local history, Roman, archaeological, textile, bird, insect, plant, scientific, transport, toys and dolls. Vibrant community exhibition programme.