Garbage & Skunk Anansie
Garbage and Skunk Anansie perform a live rock concert at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
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Looking for events in Halifax this week? You’re in for a treat. This seven-day period offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy what the town has to offer – and we’ve gathered it all here for you. Using Halifax Railway Station and the available bus services can make getting to venues easier. Be aware of congestion on Brighouse Road during peak hours if you are travelling by car.
This week, things to do in Halifax lean towards evenings out, with live music taking centre stage. Several performances are planned at venues such as The Trades Club, which is known for its rock and indie nights. Expect chances to enjoy music both indoors and outdoors, with rising talent often featured alongside established acts. The town’s heritage as a textile manufacturing centre likely influences the musical scene, with a local preference for guitar-driven music.
Beyond the music, you’ll also discover opportunities to explore the performing arts. A local theatre group presents a unique interpretation of classic literature at Square Chapel Centre for the Arts, offering an alternative to mainstream productions. Plus, there’s a playful side to your evenings, with chances to test your vocal skills at a pub quiz. What’s on in Halifax really does offer a range of options. Remember that parking in the town centre can be limited, particularly around the theatre.
Check the listings below for times and venues. Consider utilising park-and-ride options if travelling to events at The Shay Stadium.
Garbage and Skunk Anansie perform a live rock concert at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
The Beach Boys perform a live concert at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
Yates - Halifax hosts a singing competition with raffle tickets for drinks or song performances.
Singer-songwriter Amy Macdonald performs a live concert at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
The Kooks headline a live music performance at The Piece Hall.
Ethel Cain performs a live music show at The Piece Hall in Halifax.
A theatrical performance titled 'Beaumont Town, Wuthering Heights and the History Boys' is staged at St Thomas's Church.
Belle and Sebastian perform their album 'If You're Feeling Sinister' in full at The Piece Hall.