Janine GriffithsHarehills is set to come alive with music, dance, and delicious food at the Harehills Cultural Event on Thursday, 27th February, from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm at the Bangladeshi Community Centre (LS8 5AN).
This vibrant gathering is a celebration of the area’s rich diversity, bringing people together through performances, traditional arts, and a shared love of culture. Whether you’re looking to enjoy lively entertainment, meet new people, or simply experience something different, this is an event not to be missed.
Lunch will be provided, but booking is essential – secure your spot at harehillsculturalevent.eventbrite.co.uk.
Organised by Give a Gift charity and funded by UKSPF, this event is all about community spirit and embracing the many cultures that make Harehills unique.
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