Bradford City of Culture 2025
Bringing the City of Culture to You!
From the opening ceremony at RISE to the closing celebrations at Myrtle Park, our aim was to make sure our customers were able to take part in the excitement and creativity of Bradford's year as 2025 UK City of Culture, a year-long celebration of Bradford city and District.
Now Bradford's year in the spotlight has come to a close, we're reflecting on our role as an official supporter of the programme.
Some of our highlights...
Throughout the year, we supported and took part in a wide range of events and activities which benefited over 10,000 Bradford residents, including:
- 70 customers received free tickets to attend the immersive The Railway Children experience
- A volunteering day was organised at the Gateway Centre in Ravenscliffe, with colleagues giving their time to clear up the garden space for the people who use the centre
- At Armed Forces Day in the city centre, Incommunities engaged with more than 400 of their residents as a proud sponsor
- The Big Beacon Family Welcome at Cliffe Castle, where 1,500 residents visited Incommunities' creative space on a sunny day
- Incommunities helped 80 families from Keighley, Shipley, Bingley and Ravenscliffe get to the grand finale at Myrtle Park in Bingley
- Customers and colleagues of Incommunities were invited to name a van. 25 Incommunities vans now bare the chosen names, which will remain on the vans for a number of years.
Find out what we got up to…
You can view the detailed infographic on everything that we took part in!
Tap the infographic to view the full high-res version
Images are courtesy of Bradford 2025 and are under the copyright of their respective artist.
Karol Wyszynski, K.U.I.C., Visit Saltaire, Tim Curtis and Louie Haslam-Chance.