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All info courtesy and Mega thanks to the Old Woollen for the below.

The Old Woollen is a 500 capacity venue in Farsley, Leeds. It is a collaboration between Trouble at Mill and Farsley's Sunny Bank Mills, and is twinned with The Constitutional.

The venue is set within a 20,000 sq. ft., 4 story building dating back to 1830.

We have big ambitions to transform these historic buildings into a nationally recognised centre for culture, the arts and entertainment. We are calling this PROJECT BOILERHOUSE.

This will take time and a lot of money and whilst we look for ways to fund this, the first step is to get what space we can buzzing again with culture and entertainment.

The team at Sunny Bank Mills have refurbished the ground floor and reignited our partnership with the amazing team from Trouble at Mill, who are busy programming top quality music, comedy and theatre.

We can’t wait to see you!

Info below courtesy to artstogether Leeds and call credit go to them and The Brudenell Social Club

https://artstogetherleeds.co.uk/venue/the-brudenell-social-club/

The Brudenell is a lively and fun loving venue that embraces music and art under a wide and diverse umbrella that has no boundaries.

Our open music policy believes in freedom and creation and holds the belief that music and expression provide useful social interaction.

It is a community ‘non profitmaking’ venue that holds charitable status based in Leeds 6. The Brudenell Social Club is owned by its members run by its members for its members.

The Brudenell is most famous for hosting secret gigs for bands like Franz Ferdinand and the Kaiser Chiefs. However it has been a centrepiece of the Leeds music scene for a number of years and hosts gigs most nights of the week which are put on by a variety of local promoters.History

The name Brudenell is said to come from the family of James Thomas Brudenell who owned Kirkstall Abbey after it ceased to be a monastery in 1539. James Thomas Brudenell was also the Earl of Cardigan. This connection explains why many roads in the Hyde Park area of Leeds are named Cardigan and Brudenell and therefore how the Brudenell itself got its name.

The Brudenell Social and Recreational Club has a long and varied history and was formed on December 8th 1913 it bought its first premises and current land shortly afterwards where it is still located today.

The Brudenell is not just about music… facilities include: a lounge Games Room with Snooker Table 5 Pool Tables Darts Table Football Pinball Machine a large concert room Sky TV and ESPN showing all the live sports in HD.

We serve quality local cask and world speciality craft ales that sit alongside well known and accessible brands all at a fair price.

We also have other local groups whom are situated here including Photography Film and even Origami groups meet on regular occasions.


Opening Times

Our usual opening times are:
Sunday – Thursday 12:00 – 11:00pm
Friday – Saturday 12:00 – 12:00pm


Accessibility

Brudenell social Club has step free access from the entrance to the viewing platforms of both gig rooms. There is also a newly installed accessible toilet which is accessed via a RADAR key.