About This Event

Leodis: 400 Years of Leeds promises a fascinating journey through the city’s past, opening its doors at the Meanwood Community Centre from Tuesday 15 September 2026. This significant exhibition, hosted at Stainbeck Avenue, will delve into the rich tapestry of Leeds' history, spanning an impressive four centuries. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a curated selection of artefacts and documents drawn directly from the esteemed Leeds Libraries Collections. The exhibition is the culmination of collaborative efforts, with various contributors lending their expertise and historical insights to bring this comprehensive display to life. It offers a unique chance to witness how Leeds has evolved, from its early days to its modern incarnation. For those keen to plan their visit, further information regarding admission prices can be found by consulting the dedicated event website. This promises to be an engaging and informative experience for anyone interested in the heritage of this vibrant Yorkshire city.

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