Celebrate the final Turner Lates of the Turner Prize 2025 exhibition with an inspiring evening of art, music and creativity at Cartwright Hall, Bradford. Taking place on Thursday 15th January 2026, this special late-night event invites visitors to experience after-hours access to the galleries alongside live performances, creative workshops and exclusive talks — all within one of Bradford’s most iconic historic venues.
Thursday 15th January 2026, 6:00pm–9:00pm
This vibrant cultural evening forms part of the #Bradford2025 celebrations, marking the city’s year as UK City of Culture. Guests can enjoy hands-on creative sessions including Potteraoke — karaoke meets pottery — zine-making with artist Lauren Kelly, and a fascinating in-conversation event with Turner Prize nominee Mohammed Sami and curator Michael Richmond. Live performances and Bradford-inspired canapés from Edible Archives complete the experience, blending art, conversation and community in a truly unique way.
It’s a chance to explore world-class art in a relaxed evening setting and be part of a city buzzing with creative energy.
Free entry – ticket required. Advance booking is essential via the event website.
Cartwright Hall is located in Lister Park, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD9 4NS. The venue is easily accessible by bus from Bradford Interchange on routes 662, 622 or 626 (stop: Keighley Road/Emm Lane, 5-minute walk). By train, alight at Frizinghall Station and enjoy a 20-minute walk through Lister Park to Cartwright Hall. Doors open at 6:00pm for this one-night-only cultural celebration.



