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Digital Issue Nov/Dec Music Food Drink NOV/DEC DIGITAL ISSUE FREE A SUPER FRIENDZ PUBLICATION MUSIC FOOD DRINK CULTURE LISTINGS PREVIEWS EDITOR’S A NOTE FROM SUPER FRIENDZ... We’re back with the November issue of our Super Friendz magazine, albeit looking a little different than originally planned… In place of all of the fun & festive things happening throughout the city, we’ve listed our top picks of online events happening over the next month, both in Leeds and across the UK – as well as catching up with Dawson’s Arthouse on its must-see TV and Film over the coming months. Whilst we won’t be able to visit our favourite restaurants, cafes and stores, we’ve focussed our attention and energy instead into creating a big list of our favourite independent businesses to shop with this winter. Whether it’s for Christmas gifts or just a little something for yourself – our #ShopLocal feature contains over 80 Leeds-based independent businesses and creatives to choose from. There’re also sit-downs with some amazing local businesses including vegan doughnut wizards, Glazed & Confused, and local film lab Take It Easy; and we also found the time to pick the brain of upcoming Leeds- based artist, J Western. NOTE We hope you enjoy these following pages and as always, you can reach us via all the usual channels. Remember, stay safe and #shoplocal. SUPER FRIENDZ ALWAYS DIFFERENT, ALWAYS THE SAME DOUGH BOYS PIZZA 1—1A CROSS PATTY SMITHS BURGERS BELGRAVE STREET LIVE MUSIC LEEDS, LS2 8JP ROOF TERRACE OPEN FROM DJS 7 NIGHTS A WEEK 11AM EVERYDAY DAWSON’S ARTHOUSE CINEMA STREET FOOD BELGRAVEMUSICHALL.COM BELGRAVEMUSICHALL BELGRAVEMUSICHALLANDCANTEEN BELGRAVE_LEEDS WE’VE PUT TOGETHER A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE OF WHERE TO GET THE BEST FESTIVE FINDS & #SHOPLOCAL THIS SEASON. FOR THE... AUDIOPHILES Choose from iconic, city-centre based stores Jumbo, Crash and Relic Records or the more recently established Released Records, all of which stock new and preloved vinyl, CDs, gig tickets and plenty of merch. Further afield, Vinyl Whistle in Headingley has the option to buy vouchers and Norman Records takes a self-professed ‘brutalist Argos’ approach to its stock, with shoppers selecting items online to collect at the warehouse. FOR THE... BOOK WORMS Head away from the high street and GIFT GUIDE GIFT explore some of Leeds’ homegrown independent bookshops. OK Comics in Thornton’s Arcade specialises in graphic novels and comics, whilst its neighbour a few doors down, Village, SHOP LOCALSHOP offers an extensive, curated selection of contemporary art, design, fashion and photography books & magazines. Recently opened, The Bookish Type, stocks an extensive variety of titles by LGBTIQA+ writers, including novels, children’s books, young adult, memoirs and non-fiction; whilst The Little Bookshop specialises in children’s literature – with a recently added section for adults. FOR THE... Welcome is the home for all skate CREATIVES essentials; whilst Edinburgh Bicycle Cooperative cover all things cycling. Fred Aldous is home to art, craft and Scrap Store’s newly opened model supplies – as well as a gift shop online shop is cram-packed with all with homewares, stationery and prints. things big and small that has been For photographers, West Yorkshire diverted from a life at landfill. Its stock Cameras is an analogue-only is ever-changing but with homewares, stockist, with a wide variety of cameras, decorations, wrapping and lots more lenses and accessories available – whilst to be discovered. fffffffffffffffffffff newly opened Take It Easy offers a mail order service for colour and B&W film developing. @takeiteasylab FOR THE... If you’re looking to support your local COFFEE CONNOISSEURS coffee shop, Fika North in Headingley sells a selection of bagged coffee beans, The city is studded with a number of and just a short walk down the road The great coffee spots, some with their own Bowery stocks an array of gifts by roasteries. Leeds-staple North Star local artists and makers, as well as fresh Coffee has been roasting speciality grade coffee. In Chapel Allerton, Opposite has coffee at its Leeds Dock location for all your coffee needs covered; whilst in the several years, all of which is available via city centre Kapow! Coffee and Laynes its online shop. Echelon Coffee Roasters Espresso’s online shops stock their house offer several delivery subscription blend, single-origin and guest beans. options for its small batch, speciality coffee; whilst Maude Coffee’s online shop boasts a range of home brewing accessories, teas & hot chocolate; alongside its selection of whole bean and ground coffees. @kapowcoffee FOR THE... FOOD LOVERS independently produced booze via Eat Your Greens online grocery store; pickles, chutneys and curry mixes from Though a lot of our favourite food spots Raffi’s Spicebox and Harewood Food & have been forced to close over the next Drink Project’s award-winning gin. month – there’s still plenty of ways you can support them… For those with a sweet tooth, local independent bakers have your back: Fill up a food hamper with supplies from Porter House Cake Co with its bespoke local producers – think George & cakes; Bluebird Bakery’s breads & Joseph award-winning brownies; Doh’Hut’s fluffy filled cheesemongers; Leeds Bread Coop donuts, Blackday Bakes’ vegan treats fresh sourdough; natural wines from and Wayward Wines, Wildcraft Bakery’s gluten free bakes. @eatyourgreensleeds BOTTLE SHOPS AND BEYOND Beers, wines, spirits and more – our @waywardwines favourite independent bottle shops will be working hard to get your festive tipples to you over the coming months, with Raynville Superstore, Beer Ritz, Leeds Little Beer House, Latitude Wine, Wayward Wines and Hyde Park Bottle Shop operating delivery services while Leeds-based breweries Northern Monk, North Brew Co., Kirkstall Brewery, Wilde Child, Nomadic Beers and Ridgeside Brewery will be delivering directly from the brewery to your door. FOR THE... FOR THE... PLANT PARENTS HOME There’s plenty of gifts to choose from With gifts options to suit budgets both for your green-fingered friends too. large and small, Colours May Vary, Our The Plant Point have a rich array of Handmade Collective, Flavour Like indoor plants, succulents and cacti to Fancy, Fabrication and Chirpy all specialise suit all homes and budgets, while in specially sourced and handmade goods Headingley & Meanwood based Silver from Leeds and beyond. Be sure to check Grey Foliage is extending its offering to out the colourful Studio Arhoj collection include dried & fresh flowers too. available at Colours May Vary and Here Be Monsteras ceramic plant hangers stocked at Flavour Like Fancy. @coloursmayvary THREADS Satisfy the fashion-conscious in your family with Leeds’ independent apparel. Shop female-owned, female-only sneaker store, Second Store, for the freshest footwear and accessories; covetable brands including Carhartt, Converse and Nalgene at lifestyle & homeware store, Tomorrow Store; with timeless menswear available at All Blues Co and The Hip Store; plus a slew of eco-friendly, second-hand threads to be found at Leeds-based vintage labels Blue Rinse, Cow and Pop Boutique. @welcomeskatestore @secondstore220 @tomorrowstore.co FOR THE... TYKES Independent toy shop, Armadillo Toys, stocks everything to keep kids entertained over the coming months, whilst The Little Bookshop Leeds’ children’s range will keep the avid readers amongst them busy. WORKSHOPS & VOUCHERS Let the fussier amongst your family and friends pick out their own gifts, whilst supporting independent business with the voucher options available at cafes & restaurants Fettle, Bundobust, Reliance, Ox Club, Manjits, Sarto, Laynes and Flamingos Coffee House. Leeds-based artists are facilitating creative workshops both online and in- person, including coffee school at The Bowery, sewing workshops at Workshop, embroidery at Stitch Up, wreath making workshops with Silver Grey Foliage and open terrarium classes with Fleuro Studio. @fluero_studio_shop LOCAL @fifraserdesigns ARTISTS We’ll start with an apology here – as there are almost certainly too many to name. But here goes nothing… For brightening walls in the homes of you and your loved ones: Bobbi Rae, Ben Craven, Charlotte Bowie, Fi Fraser Designs, Gabbi Ranner Prints, Alice Burford and Leah Rose Haywood. f For all things accessories – from tote bags to candles to face masks: Lorna Robey, Beccy Powell Designs, Millie Rothera. f For all things homeware… Fleuro Studio, Clod Studio, Golden Hour Co. 4 FLOORS 5 BARS 2 ROOF TERRACES RESTAURANT BEER HALL LIVE MUSIC COCKTAILS DJ’S FRESHLY MADE NEAPOLITAN PIZZAS HANDMADE BURGERS LOCAL REAL ALES INTERNATIONAL CRAFT BEER WATERLANEBOATHOUSE WATERLANEBOATHOUSE WATERLANELEEDS STOP JENESSA GEORGIE HALL JOURNALIST AND EDITOR OF PENNYCRESS ZINE ARTIST WHAT ARE YOU North to strike up a conversation LISTENING TO? with a stranger or reach out to Being a freelance writer and someone who’s work you admire hosting a podcast once a month and it not be seen as weird. I (@edit_Radio), I’m constantly love the amount of small press checking out the ‘new in’ section that exists here too - Nice People, of Spotify and Bandcamp for Come Play With Me, Nrth interesting new releases – I’m Lass, who all feed back into the pretty open across genre. I’ve community and help nurture new still got Moses Sumney’s album writers. The very best thing about ‘grae’ on heavy rotation, as well Leeds, I think, is the West Indian as Taylor Swift’s ‚’Folklore’ - two Carnival – I’m absolutely gutted pretty different records but both that it couldn’t take place this year, displaying the true heights of their because it’s always such a day of creators abilities. More locally, I’m joy and celebration. WHAT ARE YOU loving new stuff from Yard Act and LISTENING TO? English Teacher - two Leeds acts WHAT ARE YOU Rock Your Baby - George McCrae, well worth having on your radar THINKING? it makes things not seem so bad.
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