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2026 Venue Directory

Every venue on the Kirkstall Art Trail

Click on the ‘Venue Number’ to view the individual venue pages. 

Venue pages feature access guides, details of the exhibiting artists, and a link to any activities. 

You can find more information about access guides on the Plan Your Visit page.

All venues are open from 11 am to 5 pm on Sunday 18 and Saturday 19 July, unless stated otherwise.

The exterior of 14 Vesper Road, shown from the road. It is a bungalow with white walls and a red tiled roof with solar panels. There is a stone boundary wall, and a concrete driveway.

Venue 1

14 Vesper Road

Exterior of Kirkstall Abbey Chapter House, with a double-arched entrance below a row of arched windows, and a tarmac path with picnic benches in front.

Venue 2

Closes at 4pm

Kirkstall Abbey

Exterior of 80 Morris Lane, a Victorian stone semi-detached house, behind a stone wall and wooden gate, a steep tarmac path is visible beyond the gate.

Venue 3

80 Morris Lane

Exterior of 72 Morris Lane, a stone semi-detached house with a curved bay window, and stone paving with four steps up to an arched front door.

Venue 4

72 Morris Lane

Exterior of 19 Norman Row, a three-storey red brick terraced house, with a pale green front door, and hedges in front.

Venue 5

19 Norman Row

Exterior of 17 Norman Row, a red brick terraced house on a steep hill, with an unpainted wooden slat fence and gate.

Venue 6

17 Norman Row

Exterior of 19 Norman Street, part of a red brick Victorian terrace, with a wooden gate at the front.

Venue 7

19 Norman Street

Exterior of St Stephen's Primary School site, with the pre-school entrance and gate behind a metal and wooden fence.

Venue 8

St Stephen’s Primary School – Norman Street

Exterior of St Stephen's Church Hall, a single-storey building with a curved blue roof, behind a wooden fence with a concrete pathway to the entrance, and a steep Yorkshire stone pavement in front.

Venue 9

St Stephen’s Church Hall – Norman Street

Exterior of the Trefoil Centre, a one-storey stone and brick building on a steep hill, with a patched tarmac driveway and block-paved entrance.

Venue 10

Trefoil Centre – Morris Lane

Exterior of 19 Hesketh Road, a red brick semi-detached house, with a tarmac path and dropped kerb, and a block-paved driveway leading to a black front door.

Venue 11

19 Hesketh Road

Exterior of 8 Hesketh Avenue, a red brick Victorian house, with a tarmac path and dropped kerb.

Venue 12

8 Hesketh Avenue

Exterior of 13 Hesketh Avenue, an end terrace red brick Victorian house, with a wooden gate into the back garden.

Venue 13

13 Hesketh Avenue

Exterior of 3 Hesketh Road, a mock Tudor red brick detached house, with steps leading up to a black front door.

Venue 14

3 Hesketh Road

Exterior of St Stephen's Church, a Gothic revival stone building with a tall clock tower, with a concrete path leading to a peach-coloured wooden door.

Venue 15

Opens midday on Sunday

St Stephen’s Church – Park Mount

Exterior of Church Lane allotments, with large open gates and compacted mud ground.

Venue 16

Church Lane Allotments

Exterior of Victoria Terrace, a row of stone Victorian houses.

Venue 17

Victoria Terrace

Exterior of 23 Church Street, a red brick terraced house, with the footpath running beside it.

Venue 18

23 Church Street

Exterior of 2 Victoria Road, a Victorian red brick detached house with bay windows and a blue front door, behind a brick wall and metal gate with a step up into the garden.

Venue 19

2 Victoria Road

Exterior of the Art Yard at 47 Kirkstall Lane, a small industrial yard behind a large rusty mesh gate, with cracked concrete ground underfoot.

Venue 20

The Art Yard, Kirkstall Lane

Exterior of Kirkstall Leisure Centre, a red brick building with steps leading up to the entrance

Venue 21

Kirkstall Leisure Centre

Exterior of Hollybush Conservation Centre, a 18th century stone building behind a stone wall and metal fence, with a wooden gate.

Venue 22

Hollybush Conservation Centre – Broad Lane

Exterior of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, with the signed entrance to Hollybush Conservation Centre visible amongst the trees, reached via a worn path across grass, with a tarmac towpath in the foreground.

Venue 23

Sunday only

Leeds Liverpool Canal

Exterior of Lilac Grove, white-rendered and timber-clad eco-homes with solar panels, behind a red metal gate and fence, with a brick-paved path and tarmac road in front.

Venue 24

Lilac Grove Common House

Exterior of Butlers, Kirkstall Forge, a large metal and glass-framed office block, beside a tarmac road with a metal crash barrier.

Venue 25

Selected dates and times only

Butlers, Kirkstall Forge

Exterior of The Cardigan Arms, a large Victorian three-storey stone building with decorative gables, arched windows, and raised gold lettering on the frontage, on a street corner.

Venue 26

Saturday only

Cardigan Arms

collage of murals and public art in Kirkstall

Mural Trail

Various locations