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Dervish

Saturday, October 17, 2026

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What's Coming Up?

This season's programme features an unbelievable headline concert. In October, Dervish embrace the spirit of Ireland's Atlantic coast, with haunting melodies that capture the very heart of history. Later that month, we present the razor-sharp National Theatre Live production, The Misanthrope. Looking ahead, we welcome the platinum-selling Danish songwriter Tim Schou for his intimate UK debut. This season, we'll also see a tribute to The Killers, a tribute to Diana Ross, a magical Hansel and Gretel: The Pantomime, the return of The Music of the Jersey Boys, a tribute to Elton John, The Detective Masterclass, Alasdair Beckett-King, and a tribute to Shania Twain.

The Misanthrope

The Misanthrope

Sunday, October 25, 2026

National Theatre Live present a screening of The Misanthrope. Award-winning Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) plays the title role in this razor-sharp reimagining of Molière’s classic dark comedy. Telling the truth isn’t always that simple. Alice, a brilliant novelist, despises the carefully constructed lies of modern society. But the more she challenges those around her, the fiercer the backlash becomes. Soon, she must confront the price of speaking her truth in a world that would rather silence her. Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Indhu Rubasingham directs Martin Crimp’s (Cyrano de Bergerac) highly anticipated play.

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A Tribute to The Killers

A Tribute to The Killers

Saturday, October 31, 2026

This is a celebration of the band that brought us Mr Brightside, Somebody Told Me and Human. The Killers formed in Las Vegas in 2001. Their debut album Hot Fuss sold over five million copies worldwide and produced some of the defining rock singles of the 00's.

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Tim Schou

Tim Schou

Saturday, November 7, 2026

You’re invited to the very first UK concert of a songwriter you’ll never forget. A platinum-selling singer-songwriter from Denmark, Tim Schou spent most of the last decade couch surfing with only a guitar and an iPhone. This intimate evening tells Tim’s couch surfing story through song.

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A Tribute to Diana Ross

A Tribute to Diana Ross

Saturday, November 28, 2026

An evening celebrating the timeless music of Diana Ross, one of pop history's most iconic artists. Performing songs including Baby Love, Chain Reaction, and I'm Coming Out, Stephanie Benson sings Diana Ross' solo hits and music from her time fronting The Supremes.

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Hansel and Gretel: The Pantomime

Hansel and Gretel: The Pantomime

Friday, December 4, 2026

Brother and sister Hansel and Gretel journey into magical woods to rescue their lost parents. In a magical pantomime adaptation, venture through the woods this Christmas with Hansel and Gretel, following a trail of breadcrumbs that leads to a magical Gingerbread cottage!

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The Music of the Jersey Boys

The Music of the Jersey Boys

Saturday, December 12, 2026

Following four back-to-back sell-out performances, The Music of The Jersey Boys returns to Silsden this Christmas. You can expect to be singing along to the hits of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, including "Beggin'", "Working My Way Back to You", "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "Oh What a Night".

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Step Into Christmas: A Tribute to Elton John

Step Into Christmas: A Tribute to Elton John

Saturday, December 19, 2026

Step into Christmas with the UK’s no.1 Elton John tribute, delivering a show that would blow the socks off the Rocketman himself. Celebrate one of the best-selling music artists of all time, with over 300 million records sold worldwide across a career spanning more than five decades.

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Alasdair Beckett-King

Alasdair Beckett-King

Saturday, January 16, 2027

Alasdair Beckett-King is the crumbliest comedian in the game: a multi-award-winning stand-up comic and (occasionally) an internet sensation.
Come vagabonds, come mountebanks, come coney-catchers and cutpurses and meet the King of Crumbs! As seen on Mock the Week and 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown.

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The Detective Masterclass

The Detective Masterclass

Saturday, January 16, 2027

Calling all keen detectives in the making! We have a murder mystery to solve – and we’re going to have a lot of fun while we do it. Alasdair Beckett-King, creator of the world’s finest detective, Montgomery Bonbon, is asking for your help to crack the case in his new book. In Scandal on the Stage, a playwright collapses on stage, whispering “Murder!” – but the cast all have rock-solid alibis…



Alasdair, a stand-up comedian seen on Mock the Week and Comedy Central Live, as well as the author of the Bonbon series, will show you how to walk, talk and detect like a sleuth. One with a great sense of humour.

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A Tribute to Shania Twain

A Tribute to Shania Twain

Saturday, February 6, 2027

Get ready for a night of pure country pop brilliance with the ultimate tribute to Shania Twain! Bringing all of the hits you know and love, including "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" and "That Don’t Impress Me Much," this show is a celebration of the music and energy that has made Shania a global superstar.

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An Evening with Guy Chambers

An Evening with Guy Chambers

Saturday, February 13, 2027

Guy Chambers is one of the UK’s most successful living songwriters having worked with artists and writers including Tina Turner, Kyle Minogue, Scissor Sisters, Diana Ross, and Tom Jones, James Blunt. He is perhaps best known for his work with Robbie Williams, co- writing iconic hits including ‘Angels’, Millennium, Feel, Let Me Entertain You and Rock DJ.

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"This building is not for this generation only, but it is intended to go down future generations for the cultural enrichment of the community."

On a wet afternoon just before Christmas 1883, a large crowd gathered along Kirkgate. They were there to watch the foundation stone being laid for a Mechanics Institute. Now you know the building as Silsden Town Hall. These spectators rightly felt proud. This new building was the culmination of many years of campaigning and fundraising. The Institute opened the following October. The hall, built with local labour and materials, has been serving the people of Silsden ever since. It has witnessed huge changes to the working, cultural and social lives of Silsden people.​ The Town Hall has played a crucial role in our community during two world wars; it has encouraged education and learning and a love of books; it has played host to countless gatherings: dances, weddings, parties, fundraising efforts, public meetings, concerts, and election hustings.

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Perhaps the village worthies who met in the snug of the Red Lion Inn in the late 1860s, to discuss a proposal for an institute could not have predicted how large the project would become and how central it would be to Silsden’s development as a growing and lively town.

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Our Spaces

Our building is multi-purpose, to serve all of our community. The venue is home to various small rooms, including a library, meeting room, kitchen and bar. Visitors still enter in awe when they see our original ballroom, a crown jewel of Silsden designed in 1883, that has played host to countless debates, concerts, comedians and gatherings over more than 140 years. Beneath it is our community hall, a similar sized space used for activities and classes such as yoga, karate, and dance.

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All of our spaces are available to hire throughout the week for local residents to setup hobbyist groups to enhance the culture, education and wellbeing for all in Silsden and its neighbouring villages.

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The ballroom is a great space for parties, weddings, and activities that need a lot of space, such as our indoor bowling group. The lower hall is perfect for physical exercise, large gatherings, and presentations. Finally, the bar space doubles up as a small lecture and meeting room, better for table top activities like chess and crafts.

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Articles from The Friends of Silsden Town Hall

Getting to Know Christopher Donovan, Stand-Up Comedian
Getting to Know Christopher Donovan, Stand-Up Comedian

Monday, October 5, 2026

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"If you enjoy material about physical weakness, card factory, working in retail, films, and Batman (you know, all the heavy topics), then we’re going to have a great night together. See you there!"

The Origins of the Name 'Cobbydale'.
The Origins of the Name 'Cobbydale'.

Sunday, August 16, 2026

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The adoption of Cobbydale by Silsdeners surely received an impetus with the shock of local government reorganisation in 1974. The town mourned the loss of its independent status and was receptive to anything that helped it hold on to its identity.

Silsden Town Hall is looking to expand its trustee board
Silsden Town Hall is looking to expand its trustee board

Tuesday, July 21, 2026

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As we look to grow and deliver the promise made when this building was founded in 1883, we are looking for new trustees to help shape and secure the future of Silsden Town Hall.

Silsden's Old Cenotaph Site
Silsden's Old Cenotaph Site

Monday, June 1, 2026

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If we were able to go back to the day that the memorial was unveiled on Saturday, 12th November 1921, we would see an official group reverently assembled for the opening service. We would also observe fifteen children, whose fathers had been killed in the Great War.

The National Year of Reading
The National Year of Reading

Sunday, April 26, 2026

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Our volunteers are already supporting the Department of Education’s campaign to promote the ‘Go All In’ campaign with an aim to help everyone to start reading for pleasure.

The History of Silsden Town Hall
The History of Silsden Town Hall

Friday, March 27, 2026

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The Mechanics Institute was initially run by a board of Trustees. In 1909, however, the trustees handed over the management of the building to the Urban District Council and it became officially named the Town Hall.

Festive Programme Announced for 2025
Festive Programme Announced for 2025

Wednesday, October 15, 2025

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This year, we played host to four wonderful festive shows with Humpty Dumpty, What The Dickens, The Snowman and a Tribute to Sinatra.

The Friends of Silsden Town Hall Win 'Social Enterprise of the Year' 2025
The Friends of Silsden Town Hall Win 'Social Enterprise of the Year' 2025

Friday, October 10, 2025

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Silsden Town Hall is proud to have won the Social Enterprise of the Year Award at the Keighley and Airedale Business Awards 2025. This award celebrates a social enterprise that has created a positive social or environmental impact within the community with a focus on doing good over profit, and reinvesting profits to do good.

The Finest Tributes at Silsden Town Hall
The Finest Tributes at Silsden Town Hall

Wednesday, July 9, 2025

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Experience some of the country's finest tribute acts, right on your doorstep. We're known for hosting some of the best tribute nights around. This season is no exception, with four of the country's finest performing in the beautiful ballroom. Plus, we'll soon be announcing the return of four of your favourite tribute nights from the last couple of years at the Town Hall.

D:Ream Announced as Silsden Town Hall's Headline Act for 2025
D:Ream Announced as Silsden Town Hall's Headline Act for 2025

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

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90's sensation D:Ream exploded onto the dance scene over 30 years ago with the iconic "U R the Best Thing," quickly followed by the globally recognised anthem for change "Things Can Only Get Better". With MTV and BRIT Award nominations, and a string of top 40 hits including "Shoot Me With Your Love", the band cemented their legacy in British dance music.

Unbeatable Comedy at Silsden Town Hall
Unbeatable Comedy at Silsden Town Hall

Friday, May 30, 2025

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Join us for headline comedy shows from Nevermind the Buzzcocks regular Paul Foot, Edinburgh Fringe Joke of the Year Winner Mark Simmons, plus Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo star Hal Cruttenden. Howard Walker returns in September for another fresh dose of his much-loved comedy club, with three more fresh faces visiting Silsden Town Hall.

A Series of Talks by Silsden Local History Group
A Series of Talks by Silsden Local History Group

Tuesday, April 29, 2025

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Throughout the year, Silsden Local History Group holds a series of talks focusing on the history of the town and events that would have affected the town's people through the ages. These fascinating talks are conducted by a selection of the group's members and guest speakers from across the county and country.

Get stuck into a good book

The Brontës : the fantastically feminist (and totally true) story of the astonishing authors by Anna Doherty and Wuthering heights by Emily Brontë celebrate the return of the Ilkley Literature Festival. Regarding screen adaptations, The life of Chuck and Lisey's story : a novel by Stephen King accompany his latest televised work. Historical fiction is represented by Melnitz by Charles Lewinsky and Frontline nurses on duty by Holly Green, while the Yorkshire Dales Cheese Festival inspires Great book of Yorkshire pudding by Rosemary Shrager and Relish North East and Yorkshire : Original recipes from the regions finest chefs and restaurants by Duncan L. Peters. Further topics include classical antiquity, seasonal gardening, graphic novels, Saltaire's industrial heritage, British politics, space exploration, and creative writing techniques.

These books are all available to reserve from Silsden Community Library, within the Town Hall.
The mistresses of Cliveden : three centuries of scandal, power and intrigue
The mistresses of Cliveden : three centuries of scandal, power and intrigue
Natalie Livingstone

In light of current national debates and festival panels, we offer a selection of books that provide educational and reflective perspectives on British politics.

Sex, money, power, politics, and property - this book tells the extraordinary story of how five women used their home to influence British society.

Wuthering heights
Wuthering heights
Emily Brontë

As the North's longest-running literary celebration returns to our region this October, we are highlighting works by featured authors and the joy of live literary events.

The saga of two Yorkshire families in the remote Pennine Hills. The book has been interpreted as an historical romance, a ghostly thriller, a psychological love-story, a religious allegory and a nature poem. This is the author's only novel.

The astronomy book.
The astronomy book.
Jacqueline Mitton

With ongoing interest in space exploration, we are highlighting popular science books that make the mysteries of the universe accessible to all.

'The Astronomy Book' is an exciting voyage of discovery through the cosmos. Venture from ancient speculations about the nature of the universe, to the mind-boggling theories of recent science, including those of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking.

Lisey's story : a novel
Lisey's story : a novel
Stephen King

With a new television adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror novel premiering this October, readers can revisit the original source material.

Lisey Landon lost her husband Scott two years ago, after a 25 year marriage. Scott was an award-winning novelist, and a complex man. Lisey knew there was a dark place where he ventured to face his demons. Boo'ya Moon, a realm that both terrified and healed him. Now it's Lisey's turn to face her husband's demons.

Make comics like the pros : the inside scoop on how to write, draw, and sell your comic books and graphic novels
Make comics like the pros : the inside scoop on how to write, draw, and sell your comic books and graphic novels
Greg Pak

With new adaptations of graphic novels hitting screens, we are celebrating the visual storytelling and artistry of the medium.

A step-by-step guide to all aspects of comic book creation, from conceptualization to early drafts to marketing and promotion. Every aspiring comic book creator wants to know: what separates the beloved comics of major publishers like Marvel, DC, Valiant, and Image from all the rest? Fan-favourite comic book writers Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente reveal the secrets of comics' top talents.

Climate change
Climate change
Angela Royston

Ongoing global discussions about climate change and environmental research continue to be a vital topic for informed readers.

'Climate Change' examines some of the major weather issues that people are facing around the world. It explains the science behind the headlines and suggests some of the ways in which people can slow down the effects of global warming and start to tackle climate change.

Salt and Silver : a story of hope
Salt and Silver : a story of hope
Jim Greenhalf

Reflecting on the UNESCO World Heritage status of Saltaire, we feature books on the history of this unique model village in Shipley.

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Relish North East and Yorkshire : Original recipes from the regions finest chefs and restaurants
Relish North East and Yorkshire : Original recipes from the regions finest chefs and restaurants
Duncan L. Peters

Celebrating the local food culture of our region, this festival highlights the rich culinary traditions of the Yorkshire Dales.

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The life of Chuck
The life of Chuck
Stephen King

With a new television adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror novel premiering this October, readers can revisit the original source material.

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Warrior : the epic story of Caratacus, warrior Briton and enemy of the Roman empire
Warrior : the epic story of Caratacus, warrior Briton and enemy of the Roman empire
Simon Scarrow

As contemporary authors and historians re-examine the birth of the Roman Empire, we explore the enduring fascination with classical antiquity.

The Romans invaded Britannia in AD 43 confident of victory. They swept through a divided and ill-equipped enemy, scattered across tough terrain. But one man was not prepared to surrender. Caratacus - quick-witted youngest son of a a tribal king - had been trained from birth to be a warrior of power and grit. Sent to be schooled by the Druids in his boyhood, his training meant that an already strong and cunning prince returned to his father's kingdom as a war machine. With Caratacus driving them forward, the tribes prepare to repulse an enemy anticipating an easy victory. Fighting not only to stay alive but for their very way of life, these men form a mighty force.

Parliament Ltd : a journey to the dark heart of British politics
Parliament Ltd : a journey to the dark heart of British politics
Martin Williams

In light of current national debates and festival panels, we offer a selection of books that provide educational and reflective perspectives on British politics.

If you want to understand why politics isn't working, the first place to look is in the bank accounts of our politicians. From secret second jobs to suspicious tax avoidance schemes, British politicians continue to rake in money and consistently mislead Parliament with conflicts of interests. And years after the expenses scandal, politicians are now claiming more expenses than ever before. In 'Parliament Ltd', investigative journalist Martin Williams reveals for the first time the true extent of greed and corruption in Westminster. Containing explosive new revelations about the activities of those at the top - this is a shocking, untold tale that goes to the rotten heart of British politics.

The Brontës : the fantastically feminist (and totally true) story of the astonishing authors
The Brontës : the fantastically feminist (and totally true) story of the astonishing authors
Anna Doherty

As the North's longest-running literary celebration returns to our region this October, we are highlighting works by featured authors and the joy of live literary events.

Meet the incredible Brontë family - Charlotte, Emily, Anne and Branwell Brontë are no ordinary children. Growing up on the wild, lonely moors of Yorkshire, they have nothing to entertain them but their imaginations and each other. So they invent extraordinary imaginary worlds, full of wars and love stories, soldiers, heroes and villains, ruled over by powerful women. As they grow up, the Brontës discover that the real world isn't such a great place to be a girl. But they are so determined that their voices be heard, they overcome almost unbeatable odds to be bestselling authors.

Yearbook of astronomy 2019
Yearbook of astronomy 2019
Brian Jones

With ongoing interest in space exploration, we are highlighting popular science books that make the mysteries of the universe accessible to all.

Recognised by both amateurs and professionals alike as an indispensable guide to the night sky, the 'Yearbook of Astronomy' is one of the only reference books to be fully revised each year. The 'Yearbook of Astronomy' is one of the longest-running series of books on astronomy and the night sky. The 2018 edition contains authoritative sky charts and detailed monthly sky notes that plot a clear path though the year's eclipses, comets, meteor showers and deep sky objects.

Barda
Barda
Ngozi Ukazu

With new adaptations of graphic novels hitting screens, we are celebrating the visual storytelling and artistry of the medium.

Darkseid is - and life on Apokolips is tough, but then, it is hell after all. And no one knows this better than Barda, Granny Goodness's right hand warrior. But Barda has a secret - she is in love. Or she is drawn to the idea of it anyway, whether it be the beauty of a flower, her affection for her closest friend, Aurelie, or the mysterious and fierce enemy warrior, Orion, who is the only match for Barda's strength. But when Granny decides Barda is becoming too soft, she assigns Barda a task that might be more than she can handle - to break the seemingly unbreakable Scott Free. And as Barda questions why Scott has such hope and what he might have done to promote such hatred from Granny, she finds herself drawn to him in a way she never expected. The only thing is, we do not speak of love on Apokolips.

Frontline nurses on duty
Frontline nurses on duty
Holly Green

Following discussions at major autumn literary festivals about the craft of historical storytelling, we are showcasing top-tier historical novels.

When war is declared in 1914, Leonora Malham Brown and her best friend Victoria, head to Calais to volunteer with the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry. But Leonora is torn between doing her duty and love. Determined to see her sweetheart, Colonel Malkovic, again she soon decides to return to the Front. Leonora quickly loses hope of ever finding Sasha as she gets caught up in the chaos of the battlefields. Finding herself alone and in danger, she must use all her nursing training if she is to return home safely. A moving emotional wartime saga about brave nurses on the battlefield, based on an amazing true story.

Attila the Hun : barbarian terror and the fall of the Roman Empire
Attila the Hun : barbarian terror and the fall of the Roman Empire
Christopher Kelly

As contemporary authors and historians re-examine the birth of the Roman Empire, we explore the enduring fascination with classical antiquity.

Seeking to change our notions of Attila, and perhaps of what it means to be 'civilized', Christopher Kelly goes in search of the real Attila the Hun, revealing the history of an astute politician and first-rate military commander who brilliantly exploited the strengths and weaknesses of the Roman Empire.

Masterclasses in creative writing
Masterclasses in creative writing
Barbara Dynes

Inspired by the workshops held at autumn literary festivals, we are encouraging budding local writers to explore our collection on creative writing.

One of the main things that holds new writers back is the lack of confidence to get started. How do I structure my story? How do I bring my characters to life and make them believable? How do I write convincing dialogue? This book provides an accessible series of masterclasses, arranged by subject, that will inform and encourage new writers, as well as those who are already writing.

A straightforward guide to creative writing
A straightforward guide to creative writing
Stephen Wade

Inspired by the workshops held at autumn literary festivals, we are encouraging budding local writers to explore our collection on creative writing.

This guide covers a range of topics including doing research, assessing yourself as a writer, knowing your market, improving style and technique, writing fiction, interviewing, factual and documentary articles, and submission of work to editors.

Ecological gardening
Ecological gardening
Sally Cunningham

As the season shifts, we are highlighting practical guides and nature writing to help our community make the most of the harvest period.

Ecological gardening is about making your garden a joy for all to share without hurting the planet. This book explains how to use the minimum of extras, avoid using artificial chemicals and reuse or recycle wherever possible - in short, to become more Earth-aware and learn how to garden more responibly.

Saltaire through time
Saltaire through time
Gary Firth

Reflecting on the UNESCO World Heritage status of Saltaire, we feature books on the history of this unique model village in Shipley.

'Saltaire Through Time' contains 180 photographs of Penryn, of which 80 are old photographs. Some are printed in a sepia tone and some are printed in full colour. These photographs are printed alongside a contemporary full colour photograph which illustrates the same scene.

Melnitz
Melnitz
Charles Lewinsky

Following discussions at major autumn literary festivals about the craft of historical storytelling, we are showcasing top-tier historical novels.

1871. Cattle-dealer Solomon Meijer has made a reputation for himself as one of the few honest Jews in Endingen, a rare Swiss town in which Jews are allowed to reside. He leads a largely untroubled life, rewarded by his work and comforted at home by his wife and two daughters. But all of this is set to end when he answers a knock at the door in the middle of the night. On the doorstep stands a young distant cousin, Janki, half-dead and begging for refuge. The pitiful figure is invited in and given a coveted place in the bosom of the family, but when Janki recovers and regains his ambition and his fine-looks, he will change the Meijer family's lives for generations to come.

Weekend gardening
Weekend gardening
Alan Titchmarsh

As the season shifts, we are highlighting practical guides and nature writing to help our community make the most of the harvest period.

Perfect for those who struggle with the workload, who want a space to relax in but aren't especially green-fingered, or for those simply too busy to get stuck in, 'Weekend Gardening' shows how to create an achievable garden that lives up to your dreams with just a few hours of work a week.

Great book of Yorkshire pudding
Great book of Yorkshire pudding
Rosemary Shrager

Celebrating the local food culture of our region, this festival highlights the rich culinary traditions of the Yorkshire Dales.

Britain's national dish has become loved all over the world. This book reveals the history of how it became such an iconic culinary delight, and gives clear instruction on perfecting the art of making it.

Activities and Classes

Silsden Town Hall is home to various activities and classes, and has been since it opened over 140 years ago in 1883. Its first classes introduced residents to botany, philosophy, local history and the art of debating. Today, the Town Hall welcomes activities such as line dancing, karate, even fencing. Though, it still stays true to many of the subject areas that were relevant when the building first opened, maintaining local history sessions, dances and occasional art classes to this day.

This week's classes and activities

Dance Fitness Fun
Dance Fitness & Fun

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Tuesday, 13 October at 11:00

The Ballroom, Weekly

Body Control Pilates
Body Control Pilates

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Wednesday, 14 October at 10:00

Lower Hall, Weekly

Forever Active
Forever Active

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Wednesday, 14 October at 11:00

The Ballroom, Weekly

Body Control Pilates
Body Control Pilates

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Wednesday, 14 October at 11:15

Lower Hall, Weekly

Karate
Seidokan Karate Academy

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Wednesday, 14 October at 18:00

Lower Hall, Weekly

Fitness Dance Class
Fitness Dance Class

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Thursday, 15 October at 16:15

The Ballroom, Weekly

Voices of Yorkshire
Voices of Yorkshire

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Thursday, 15 October at 20:15

The Ballroom, Weekly

Drop in Line Dance
Drop In Line Dance

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Friday, 16 October at 10:00

Lower Hall, Weekly

Seated Zumba Gold
Keighley Healthy Living

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Friday, 16 October at 13:30

Lower Hall, Weekly

Dervish
Silsden Town Hall

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Saturday, 17 October at 14:00

The Ballroom, Lower Hall, The Bar, The Kitchen, One-off

Karate
Seidokan Karate Academy

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Monday, 19 October at 18:00

Lower Hall, Weekly

Tree of Shields Fencing
Raven Forge

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Monday, 19 October at 19:30

The Ballroom, Weekly

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Dervish

Saturday, October 17, 2026

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Hansel and Gretel: The Pantomime

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Hansel and Gretel: The Pantomime

Friday 4 December

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Dervish

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Dervish

Saturday 17 October

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The Music of the Jersey Boys

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The Music of the Jersey Boys

Saturday 12 December

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An Evening With Guy Chambers

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An Evening With Guy Chambers

Saturday 13 February

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Alasdair Beckett-King

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Alasdair Beckett-King

Saturday 16 January

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