Author Archives: Chapel Pie WI

This month we have a guided tour of Beckett Street Cemetery, on Monday 12 June. The tour starts at 6.30 pm and we’ll be meeting at the cemetery on Beckett Street, LS9 7BH. Parking is limited so car sharing is advised – please do let us know via chapelpiewi@gmail.com if you’re planning to come along.Continue reading “June Meeting”

Our next Book Club is on Monday 5 June when we’ll be meeting upstairs at Further North, in Chapel Allerton, at 7.30 pm to discuss Why Did You Lie, an Icelandic crime novel by Yrsa Siguroardottir.

Join us at 2.00 pm on Tuesday 30 May for a 5-mile walk from Burley in Wharfedale. Meeting by the Burley Fountain on the village green. Roadside parking on Norwood Avenue and around the green, LS29 7EG. Get in touch via chapelpiewi@gmail.com to let us know if you’d like to come along, so we canContinue reading “May Outdoor Club”

Join us at St Matthew’s Church Hall on Wood Lane, from 7.45 pm, on Monday 22 May, for a friendly, informal crafting and catch-up session. Any and all crafting welcome!

Join us at 1.30 pm on Tuesday 25 April for a 5-mile walk with views of Eccup reservoir. We’re meeting on Alwoodley Lane by the Goodrick Lane footpath. Park on Alwoodley Lane or Mount Drive, LS17 7QW. Get in touch via chapelpiewi@gmail.com to let us know if you’d like to come along so we canContinue reading “April Outdoor Club”

We’re holding a joint Book and Craft Club meeting on Monday 24 April, meeting upstairs at Further North, in Chapel Allerton, at 7.30 pm. We’ll be discussing Books vs Cigarettes, a short collection of essays by George Orwell first published in 1946. Feel free to bring along any craft projects to work on as weContinue reading “Joint Book and Craft Club”

Join us from 7.45 pm on Monday 17 April, when we will be learning about the work of Leeds Women’s Aid, an independent charity formed in 1972 which provides services to women and children affected by domestic violence and abuse. We’ll be collecting donations of toiletries at the meeting, so please bring something along, ifContinue reading “April Meeting”