Events

UWALS prides itself on making the arts accessible to the people who live in the rural villages of Upper Wharfedale.

We hold many entertaining talks, workshops, and performances every year covering a wide variety of subjects related to the arts and literature. You can learn new skills in our "expert led" workshops and attend performances by speakers and musicians who normally only appear in the bigger venues of our towns and cities. As a not for profit organisation, we price our tickets as competitively as possible and UWALS members get a priority booking service and reduced ticket prices.

We are fortunate to have access to many village halls in Upper Wharfedale and by supporting the work of the local village hall committees by organising events and performances such as these, we can ensure that these buildings, so vital to rural communities, have a sustainable future. 

See all the upcoming events we have planned for you here

   

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Anna Greenwood, author of "Rural voices; Tales from the Upper Dale"
appeared at Conistone with Kilnsey Village Hall
 
 
Ian McMillan + Luke Carver Goss – 'Between You And Me' – Foxlowe Arts Centre
 
 
   Ian McMillan and Luke Carver Goss
   performed at the Octagon Theatre in Grassington
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

We are fortunate to have access to several village halls and venues in Upper Wharfedale and by supporting the work of the local village hall committees and volunteers, we can ensure that these buildings, so vital to rural communities, have a sustainable future. 

 

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Lucy Adlington of "The History Wardrobe" performing in Kettlewell Village Hall
 
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Calligraphy workshop in Conistone with Kilnsey Village Hall
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Penhill Poachers performed at the Octagon Theatre in Grassington
 
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Lino cutting workshop led by artist Tilly Dagnall
 

 

 

 

 


UWALS AGM 

Wednesday 27th  November 7pm at Conistone with Kilnsey Hall.

We are very pleased to have Dr. Malcolm Petyt speak to us . He will explore what is covered by the term “dialect” and how Emily Bronte displays many features of her local dialect in Wuthering Heights.

 

More details on the What's On page.

 

2024 Photography Workshop 

 

Details of a new Christmas Photography workshop to be found on the What's On pages.

Presenting the Past

If you missed the exhibition weekends don't worry, you can enjoy much of it here:
 

The Photo Archive

The Film of the Project

The Interviews