Moving Here: Making a Home in Leeds is a community display which looks at the things people have brought with them to Leeds.

Discover the history of the Irish community in Leeds over the past 200 years in Untold Stories - The Irish in Leeds.

Discover new sculpture works made from felt and created by artist Helen Riddle in the exhibition, The Doffer and the Fancy.

Celebrating their 70th anniversary, New Contemporaries launches in Leeds for the very first time.

A City and its Welcome: Three Centuries of Migrating to Leeds is the Museum's current special exhibition. It tells the stories of people who have moved to Leeds over the past three centuries.

Blot on the Landscape tells the stories of the miners, their families and the impact on the wider community of Temple Newsam during turbulent times.

Lotherton will celebrate its extraordinary collection and explore how the hall has changed through half a century of public ownership.

Part of the Yorkshire Sculpture International festival, Woodwork: A Family Tree of Sculpture explores the idea that wood is the most human of materials, as it crosses cultures and time with its plasticity, portability and durability.

From hidden hazards to perilous poisons, Danger Zone explores alarming accidents, flammable fashions and treacherous toys through our collections.

Lotherton Fashion Galleries will host some of Britain’s most exciting contemporary talent, showcasing catwalk fashions by those who are making their names on the international fashion scene.

End of an Era, curated by Lotherton volunteers, looks at the last members of the Gascoigne family who gave Lotherton to the city of Leeds.

He She They? is a community inspired exhibition co-curated by The Vintage Youth Club, the resident youth group based at Abbey House Museum.

Join in our Where's Wally? Big Museum Hunt and locate our hidden Wally's around the museum.