There’s a lot to get involved in, even after the kids go back to school.

It’s a new month, and a new academic year starts as we speak, but that doesn’t mean that the endless supply of things to do in Leeds will shorten.

Here’s our top picks of things to do this week in Leeds.

Cheap Date Night Mondays at Pizza Punks

Every Monday, you’ll find two pizzas and two beers priced at £22 with their Cheap Date Night Mondays package over at Pizza Punks- perfect for those looking to kick away the Monday blues with food aplenty without breaking the bank. If that’s not enough, Pizza Punks also has a select cocktail menu for a fiver available all day and all night for those wanting to make it a boozy experience that extends beyond a beer or two.

Find out more here.

All you can eat cheese night

Tuesday 6 September 2022 | Pinnacle Beer and Gin Hall, Bond Street

Combining eight different variations of cheddars, reds, whites and blues, Homage2Fromage is joining forces with Pinnacle Beer and Gin Hall to bring Leeds a night that we could only dream of. Unlimited cheese will be served for a whopping two and a half hours, and there’s absolutely no limit on how many crumbly bits, hard or soft cheeses you reach for.

Find out more here.

Strand of Oaks

Wednesday 7 September 2022 | Brudenell Social Club

Tim Showalter is bringing his eighth studio album to the Brudenell Social Club this month, and with it a performance that is set to be as heartbreaking as it is mesmerising. Described as a ‘stunning, hopeful reflection on love, loss and enlightenment’, In Heaven is the latest album that describes a strong narrative using vocals, featuring Carl Broemel from My Morning Jacket, James Iha from The Smashing Pumpkins

Find out more here.

Adam Kay- This Is Going To Hurt… More

Friday 9 September | First Direct Arena

Award-winning writer and comedian Adam Kay is coming to Leeds, and bringing all of his diaries as a junior doctor with him. Expect a night of stand-up comedy and music, as well as new stories from Kay’s upcoming book, Undoctored: The story of a medic who ran out of patients. Taking on First Direct Arena, seats are still available to book, as well as the option to add a signed copy of Undoctored to your order.

Find out more here.

New Holistic Spa Opening

Friday 9 September 2022 onwards | Iveridge Hall, Oulton

Iveridge Hall is a family-owned and run business that’s bringing a bit of TLC to the people of Leeds, and now they’re adding a Spa Garden into the mix. Opening this weekend, you’ll be able to start your day with a mindful yoga session before testing out the wealth of amenities, including aromatherapy, an outdoor therapy spa pool, private hot tubs, even an ice-cold barrel experience.

Find out more here.

Free entry to Leeds Industrial Museum

Saturday 10 September – Sunday 11 September 2022, 12-4pm | Armley Mill, Armley

As part of Leeds Heritage Open Days, Armley Mills will be open for free over the weekend to showcase untold stories from current exhibition ‘Leeds to Innovation’. There’s also a specially-curated programme of films on show throughout the weekend thanks to Hyde Park Picture House’s 1920s Cinema room.

Leeds Libraries Heritage Festival

Saturday 10 September 2022, 11am-3pm, Leeds Libraries

Leeds Libraries is highlighting the best of the city’s past and present with the Local Studies Resources and Special Collections as part of the Leeds Heritage Open Days. With original maps of Leeds, photographs and treasures from a range of Leeds Libraries special collections, uncover the best of Leeds by exploring the space or attending one of the behind the scenes tours.

Chow Down’s final weekend (with dog social)

Saturday 10 September 2022 | Chow Down, Temple Arches

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It’s your last chance to hang out under at Palm Swings and the Pergola Pines this weekend before Chow Down closes its doors for the summer season. Going out with a bang, there will be a dog social with pups of all shapes, sizes and breeds in attendance on Saturday, but there’s a full weekend of your favourite drinks, live music and crazy golf.

Find out more here.

Travel across Leeds with £2

Monday 5 September – Sunday 11 September 2022 | Various locations

The new Mayor’s Fares were rolled out from Sunday 4 September 2022, and now you can travel across West Yorkshire for just £2. Introduced by Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin, the new bus journey prices, known as ‘The Mayor’s Fares’ could save up to £500 per year.

Find out more here.