We take a look at some of the things you and the family can get up to in Leeds this half term.
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00:00As well as the regular Tiny Tigers Friday craft sessions and Rory's Saturday Club, visitors
00:10to Leeds City Museum may well spot some prickly friends this May half-term.
00:15Look high and low throughout the museum to find hedgehogs on a trail which runs until
00:20Sunday the 2nd of June.
00:23Just across from the museum is the Carriageworks Theatre where There Was an Odd Lady Who Swallowed
00:28a Fly is being performed on Friday the 31st of May.
00:32Presented by The People's Theatre, the much-loved story is set to be brought back to life with
00:37live action, animation and puppetry.
00:39The Carriageworks is also staging You Choose this half-term on the 1st and 2nd of June
00:45based on the book by Pippa Goodhart and Nick Sharratt.
00:49Just as it suggests, each show will be unique as you choose what happens.
00:55Clip N' Climb Leeds in Holbeck has shared its May half-term half-hour session times.
01:01First entry is from 10am on weekdays and Sunday, with sessions starting from 9.30am on Saturday
01:07the 1st of June.
01:09You can reach new heights at Yorkshire's biggest Clip N' Climb venue.
01:15The Leeds Rhinos Foundation are running a Rugby League mini-camp during May half-term
01:20for children in years 3 to 6.
01:23The camp gives kids the opportunity to take part in activity-based courses with the aim
01:27of developing new skills in a fun and safe environment.
01:31It takes place in Kirkstall on Friday the 31st of May.
01:36The White Rose Shopping Centre is hosting a Kids' Carnival with rides and activities
01:41for children of all ages.
01:43From dodgems to balloon race rides, the Carnival can be found by car park 4 until Sunday the
01:499th of June.
01:50It's open 11am to 9pm during half-term and weekends and 3pm to 8pm on weekdays.