This year’s Bradford Festival is set to stage over 15 workshops and activities alongside its varied music, street theatre and dance programme.
Local artists will again play a significant role in offering the free activities which can be enjoyed by adults and children of all ages.
Hundreds of local school children will take part in a mass dance and a mass sing, and in workshops and taster sessions at the opening Schools’ Day.
The Bradford Festival takes places in City Park from 12-14 July and entry is free.
Councillor Sarah Ferriby, Healthy People and Places Portfolio Holder, said: “We are thrilled to be offering such a great programme of workshops and activities.
“Once again, local artists from across Bradford will provide people with opportunities to have a go and try out lots of different arts forms.”

Boy, 15, Charged with Murder After Fatal Wembley Stabbing
Three Bradford Shops Closed Over Illegal Goods and Anti-Social Behaviour
Man Jailed After Deliberately Driving Car at People Outside Bradford Casino
Man Charged with Murder and Eight Attempted Murders Following Hounslow House Fire
North Yorkshire Police Warn of Rise in Fake Police Officer Fraud
Bradford Somali History Project Wins National Cultural Award
Plans to Turn Former Halifax Pub into Builders’ Merchants Rejected
Plans Submitted for 25 New Council Homes in Farsley
Consent Conversations Campaign Comes to Leeds Festival for First Time
The Golden Era
Remix Saturdays
Legal Show
Bhangra Nights