Lutesong at the Library with Ava Lewis and James Logan – Leeds Libraries Thursday lunch time pop up events
As part of Leeds Libraries Thursday community lunch time pop up performances we are proud to host:
Lutesongs at the Library – Performed by duo Ava Lewis and James Logan
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10th October 2026 - 10th October 2026
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Ralph and John Went to Church: Ralph Thoresby & John Lewis, the first recorded Black person in Leeds
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