Gather with Leeds Sanctuary and local artist and historian, Clifford Stead, to explore the history of wealth inequality in Leeds, and how it continues today. 

We will be curating a relaxed, creative environment where you can learn what the history of Leeds has to tell us in our divided world. 

We'll be meeting at the Black Prince Statue in City Square (LS1) at 5.30pm on Wednesday 18 March. No prior experience or knowledge of either history or sketching is required, and we'll provide you with a sketchbook and pencil! 

Additional Information:

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We will be taking photos at this event which may be used both digitally and in print for marketing and information purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let one of our Team know on the day.

We aim to have a qualified Mental Health First Aider at each of our gatherings. This event is facilitated by Emma Temple, our Justice Lead, who is a qualified Mental Health First Aider. Please do let her know if you'd appreciate a chat.

If you would like to come to one of our Sketch Walks but have any concerns about the accessibility of the route, please contact Emma Temple, our Justice Lead, for a conversation.

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