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Among the inspiring figures selected to feature in murals are Kadeena Cox and swimmer Doris Storey. Pictured is Cllr Salma Arif with the new mural of Doris Storey. Elsewhere a vibrant mural depicting the city’s rich dance heritage adorns the Northern School of Contemporary Dance and a dynamic piece celebrating the city’s rising skateboarding stars has been unveiled at Leeds Dock. And a tribute to the Leeds Caribbean Cricket Club is a new feature at Kirkgate Market

Singer Enson Lee performs some of Leeds Central Library's Victorian sheet music in the building's newly refurbished music library. The recitals will be taking place as part of Heritage Open Days.

Singer Enson Lee performs some of Leeds Central Library's Victorian sheet music in the building's newly refurbished music library. The recitals will be taking place as part of Heritage Open Days.

Singer Emily Doreen Atkinson performs some of Leeds Central Library's Victorian sheet music in the building's newly refurbished music library. The recitals will be taking place as part of Heritage Open Days.

Singer Emily Doreen Atkinson performs some of Leeds Central Library's Victorian sheet music in the building's newly refurbished music library. The recitals will be taking place as part of Heritage Open Days.

L-R singers Enson Lee, Emily Doreen Atkinson and pianist Matthew Schofield with some of the Victorian sheet music they performed at Leeds Central Library.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

The Leeds Discovery Centre is home to a fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.

Curator Clare Brown at the Leeds Discovery Centre with some of its fascinating collection of spiders large and small originating from countries around the world, as well as many examples collected in Yorkshire. Many of those specimens are preserved in specialised spirit jars filled with powerful ethanol, designed to keep the spiders from drying out and deteriorating over time.