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Join us for a night of revelry and high jinxing at Leeds’ premier secret supper. Be it a table for 4 or a party of 20. You can dine with us or just simply join us for dancing & drinks.

The raw, edginess of this unique new LNLL venue will go hand in hand with the high quality and renowned brand of which is Wray and Nephew.

To accompany your perfect Wray and Nephew rum punch, locally famous Caribbean caterer DutchPot will be serving traditional authentic Caribbean cuisine with a modern twist. Our mixologists will produce signature Wray and Nephew Cocktails which will be available throughout the night.

Music on the night will be provided by the mighty Axis Sound and accompanied by our in house DJ Leon Lewis + guest DJs who will create live mixes of your favourite tracks combined with old school Jamaican beats.

Not only will there be entertainment for your aural pleasure, your visual pleasure will be stimulated by the creation of live video art, contemporary art and graffiti. The combination of cuisine, cocktails and cabaret makes this night Leeds’ must have ticket and definitely the place to be.

Price includes: Admission to the party, reception drink and our now famous sharing platters.

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For more info call 0113 322 6377 or email us at lnll@chilled-events.co.uk

To buy tickets visit our eventbrite page http://latenightloungeloverpt8.eventbrite.co.uk/

Facebook event page – http://www.facebook.com/events/394070353974403/

The Venezuelan –led workshop was based on historical and collaborative notions of production lines in keeping both with the lead artists own radical art and inspired by Temple.Works.Leeds industrial history.  Working within a heady mix of Manu Chao, local oral history, post-Marxist theory, and beer.  Cipriano Martinez and Augusto Villalba – assisted by Josh Field – managed to turn 17 random people into accomplished  collaborative screen printers  whether they had ever wielded a squeegee  in anger before.

Starting points were the sights, textures and essence of Temple.Works.Leeds set within not only its own context but within Jamie Reid’s Ragged Kingdom month at TW.  Formation work with Inks, stencils, collage, stitching, hanging and rehanging, ripping , swatting and sticking  was all choreographed  at a furious pace led by Cipriano, who managed to create his own extraordinary work at the same time, as did Augusto  and Josh.

End points were a whole series of washing lines of wonderful work that not only built on Jamie Reid’s own work, but also produced huge interpretations of the site and whole new lines in wearable textiles.  Well beyond the original notions of production and collaboration, the workshop sparked a movement to try for a much bigger project bringing together artists nationally to create timed collaborative work specifically at and for Temple.Works.Leeds. At the same time two other initiatives are being brought to life by workshop participants, one to create specific printed TWL merchandise for sale, the other to provide a printing workshop for local hire and educational use.