Described as an ‘endlessly fascinating artist’, Ashley Wass’s musical career is one of unusual creativity and variety

Limbo is a 2020 British comedy-drama film, directed by Ben Sharrock. The film centres on four asylum seekers who are staying on a remote island in Scotland, and taking cultural awareness classes, while awaiting the processing of their refugee claims.

So Long, My Son is a 2019 Chinese drama film directed by Wang Xiaoshuai. This deeply moving melodrama traces the lives of two interconnected families over three decades of social and political upheaval in China

Harrogate on Film is your opportunity to enjoy an amazing variety of archive footage – the people, places, major events, and everyday life in the historic town of Harrogate and neighbouring Knaresborough in the 20th century, specially curated and presented by the Yorkshire Film Archive.

The arrival of Irakli, a wonderful dancer with a rebellious streak, turns Merab's world upside down. A collision between old and new styles, mirrors Merab's emotional awakening in this very traditional society.

Woman at War is a 2018 Icelandic-Ukrainian comedy-drama film written, produced and directed by Benedikt Erlingsson, and starring Halldóra Geirharðsdóttir.

She was named as ‘One to watch’ by Gramophone Magazine and ‘Young Classical Star’ by Classic FM.

A searing drama based on the true story of Fahrije, whose husband went missing during the war in Kosovo. Widows are not expected to work but she has to provide for her family and joins forces with other widows to start a business.

Trio Balthasar is a new chamber group, committed to imaginative, diverse programming. Since their launch at Wigmore Hall in 2022 they have appeared at the City Music Foundation’s Wigmore Hall Gala, the Rye Festival, Petworth Festival and the Kirker Music Festival on Ischia.

Ripley Town Hall is in a lovely village near Harrogate. This is a two day fair held in this quaint location.

Pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason is already captivating audiences with her “maturity in performance and interpretation […], the former an uncanny phenomenon” (Fraser).

The central theme, Grow Your Home, will celebrate all things horticultural from the resurgence of the humble houseplant and growing your own food, to the physical and psychological benefits of gardening so many of us have discovered, or perhaps rediscovered, during the Covid pandemic.