Free Dementia Community Sculpture Trail at Dean Clough
A free dementia-friendly sculpture trail is open at Dean Clough from 18 May to 30 May 2026.
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Looking for events in Halifax this week? You can find a range of local opportunities across arts, comedy, and community gatherings. This week features a mix of daytime and evening options. A sculpture trail at Dean Clough is open from 18 to 30 May 2026, offering a dementia-friendly walk through natural and artistic spaces. For evening entertainment, comedian Sue Michelle Medium appears at the Halifax and District YMCA on 22 May, followed by Clinton Baptiste’s new show at the Victoria Theatre on 23 May. These events reflect a strong presence of live music and performance, with venues in the town centre and around The Shay Stadium. You’ll find parking in the town centre is limited, and congestion on Brighouse Road and the Halifax Greenway can affect travel, especially during peak times. Bus service frequency on weekends is inconsistent, so consider using the park-and-ride options or the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway for a scenic alternative. Halifax, once a key player in the textile industry, continues to offer diverse cultural and transport choices. For a quieter outing, check the North Bridge Leisure Centre for the MIND BDC art raffle. If you're planning a spontaneous visit, review the listed times and locations before heading out.
A free dementia-friendly sculpture trail is open at Dean Clough from 18 May to 30 May 2026.
Comedian Sue Michelle Medium performs a stand-up comedy show at Pellon Social Club in Halifax.
An art raffle event at North Approach Gallery to raise funds for MIND BDC.
Comedian Clinton Baptiste performs his new stand-up show Spectral Intercourse at the Victoria Theatre.
Comedian Tom Gates brings his stage show to Halifax's Victoria Theatre.