Three events happening tomorrow from Leeds Central Library, M&S Archive and The Leeds Library
Sadly they are all at around the same time 🙁

Friday 21st May

12.30pm – 1.15 pm -Looking Good: M&S Window Display
From displays using tree branches in the 1940s to striking 1980s mannequins, explore the history of visual merchandising at M&S by joining a free online talk. This is a pre-recorded talk featuring original archive images introduced by the Archivist, who will be available to respond to questions during and following the talk.
The talk will be available here: https://youtu.be/TzPRZYNtbps

1pm -2pm Mapping the Past: Local History Maps at the Central Library
Local history Librarians will introduce our fantastic collection of Leeds maps, past and present, before taking you through some of their personal highlights, from the 16th to the 20th-centuries. For confirmed and curious cartophiles alike!
Free but booking required – attendees will receive an email with more details and a link for accessing the talk online no later than the morning of the event. Please leave your email address when registering, in order to receive the instructions.
Book here https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/leedslibraryevents
Remember to check your junk folder for the talk link

1pm – 2pm Nowt But Verse with Joe Williams:
Joe Williams is a renowned Leeds based poet and performer who hails from Hexham where he hosts the fledgling Words on the Wall open mic. His publications include Killing the Piano (2017), the intriguingly subtitled and experiential An Otley Run (2018) and the disturbingly prescient and spooky ‘erasure’ sequence This is Virus. This event will start at 1pm with around 40 minutes of conversation between the poets followed by 10 mins of questions from the audience Book via eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nowt-but-verse-with-joe-williams-tickets-152872314207 Booking closes at 11am and you will be emailed a link to the event by 11.30am.