Adam Rowe – What’s Wrong With Me? at King’s Hall

Ilkley Library is one of the older institutions in the town. They regularly host literary events as well as bringing books and services to the community.

Grove Bookshop has been an integral part of Ilkely town centre for decades, feeding the town’s enthusiasm for literature.

The Crescent Inn is a comfortable and cosy, pub style bed and breakfast that takes pride in championing local goods.

Ilkley Cinema combines relaxed and sociable spaces, state of the art screening technology, and a great programme of indies.

The Playhouse has a well established season of productions, also used as a venue for events, including the popular Ilkley Literature Festival.

Ilkley’s contemporary art gallery, set up by artist Joanne Tinker, is a studio space in combination with a gallery.

Visit the collection of Roman artefacts in one of the oldest buildings in Yorkshire, or host a particularly special occasion at Ilkley Manor House.

The Box Tree has been a vital step in many top chef’s careers, and with two Michelin stars to its name you can expect a meal to remember.

Wild swimmers from all around congregate by the River Wharfe – the first river in the country to be declared a designated bathing site.

A superb, picturesque riverside setting, en suite rooms, bar and restaurant, The Riverside Hotel makes an excellent base for exploring the moors.

Incorporating a tennis courts and a bowling green, Ilkley Lido is a grade II listed outdoor pool, with a stunning view of the moors.

Standing in the leafy village of Ben Rhydding, the Wheatley Arms offers fantastic contemporary accommodation in a traditional Yorkshire inn.