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You can find a mix of culture, comedy, and live music across Wakefield this week, with events at venues in the city centre, Eastmoor, and Knottingley. A workshop on visual communication through design principles takes place at Hark To Mopsey, focusing on typography, layout planning, and brand identity, useful for anyone working on civic or business materials. Local author Julia Bell will speak at Horbury Library on 14 April 2026, sharing insights from writers in Castleford and Normanton about life in post-industrial areas. For evenings out, comedy sets are scheduled at Qubana, with acts drawing comparisons to Leeds' circuit. A live wrestling event is planned for Saturday evening at Ryhill Liberal Club, a repurposed warehouse off Dewsbury Road. Music fans can attend intimate cabaret sessions at The Dalesman pub on Westgate or larger reunion gigs featuring bands from the 1990s urban pop era, some of whom still perform in nearby Leeds and Bradford. All events are listed below with exact times, locations including access details for car users entering via M62 Junction 34, and information about parking availability at Kirkgate station now that CCTV has been upgraded. Check the listings below for full schedules across city districts.
A workshop on using visual images and design principles to communicate effectively.
Participants attend a spring wreath-making workshop at Wakefield Museums & Castles.
A community wellness programme hosted at Balne Lane Community Centre focuses on healthy living and fitness.
Local author Julia Bell visits Horbury Library for a public talk on 14 April 2026.
A magical storytelling session for children aged 2 to 5 at Wakefield Museums & Castles.
Comedian Andrew Dean performs his cabaret show El Cabaret Secreto at Qubana in Wakefield.
A live professional wrestling event takes place at Rycroft Sports & Youth Centre in Wakefield.
An art exhibition portrays life in a Durham pit village, focusing on everyday scenes.
A volunteer gives a talk on the medieval herb garden at Wakefield Museums & Castles.
Urban Grooves hosts a spring reunion event at H Town, marking its new venue after the closure of Revolution bar.
A volunteer-led talk explores the 15th-century conflict between the Percies and Nevilles at Wakefield Museums & Castles.
Justine Riddoch performs a Tina Turner tribute show at Venue23.
A home education session explores Roman architecture, including tiled roofs and mosaic floors, for ages 5 and up.