Where nature meets culture: Bradford’s great outdoors becomes the stage
Bradford takes culture outdoors this autumn, with wind-powered music, floral art and new ways to explore Yorkshire's landscapes
Read moreDetailsJohn is a Yorkshire historian, writer and broadcaster and formerly programme manager at the historic Queens Mill in Castleford. He is passionate about combining heritage and community in order to regenerate forgotten towns and cities. He is also the curator of the popular History and Heritage Yorkshire account on X and BlueSky.
Bradford takes culture outdoors this autumn, with wind-powered music, floral art and new ways to explore Yorkshire's landscapes
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