There’s always plenty of activity happening here at Leeds Corn Exchange for all to enjoy, from Art Shows, Champion Boxing, Rum Festivals and Record Fairs. For the most up to date events and activities, your best bet is to head to our social media platforms. We encourage you to simply pop in and enjoy the Corn Exchange experience.

We’re Leeds Corn Exchange. And we’ve been doing things differently for decades. We’re a family fuelled by independence. Not just shopkeepers, but creatives, collectors, cooks and craftspeople. Home to a collection of vendors who do things their own way, and a community of customers who prefer the personal touch. We’re a living Leeds ...

Jun 15, 2022 · Leeds' original Corn Exchange at the top of Briggate in 1829. Drawn by N Whittock. Engraved by J Rodgers.

Nov 30, 2024 · A pen and watercolour plein-air winter sketch of Leeds Corn Exchange Each copy is printed on 190gsm St Cuthberts Mill “Bockingford Inkjet” Acid Free - Archival paper and is individually signed - size A4 to fit standard high street frames Please note: The frame is NOT included and pictured for display purposes only

On The Wall sell Art Prints and Posters T-shirts Gifts and memorabilia. We also offer a bespoke framing service in Leeds LS1 City Centre in Leeds Corn Exchange.

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The Leeds Corn Exchange is a shopping mall in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England. The structure, which was commissioned as a corn exchange, is a grade I listed building. [1] The first corn exchange in Leeds was located at the north end of Briggate and was opened in 1829.

Art features heavily in Rushbond’s creative vision and the context of their projects, such as placing Ian Randall’s sculpture ‘Steeped Vessels’ at the centre of Brewery Wharf, just a stone’s throw from the Corn Exchange. Artworks at the Corn Exchange are refreshed on a biannual basis, and Rushbond are eager to hear from artists ...

The Leeds Corn Exchange quickly became the principal corn market of Northern England. Merchants saw their chance to show off their grains in a new way, by petitioning for an establishment that would exhibit their premier status.

Now just one of three Corn Exchanges in the country which still operates in its traditional capacity as a centre for trade, Leeds Corn Exchange sits at the heart of the local community. Leeds Corn Exchange welcomes disabled people to its venue.