Start at Northgate, near the bus station
Jolly Boys Tap
- The Jolly Tap Real Ale Cafe, 43 Northgate, is a great supporter of Wakefield Artwalk, Long Division and similar events and often offers customised ales, including a Rhubarb beer and Long Division beer.
Brews Bites and Books
- Brews Bites and Books, 41 Northgate, is and new coffee shop and children's bookshop. It regularly holds community events, including poetry evenings and children’s reading classes. This venue attracts people of all ages and already contributes towards the arts.
Calder and Hops
- Another venue on Northgate that has potential to offer a customised beer.
The Robatary
- The Robatary, 25-27 Northgate, offers wine and dining with great Yorkshire produce. The new restaurant is a great addition to Wakefield evening economy and with attractive decor, it would be a great place to showcase itself and Wakefield’s art.
Head towards the Bullring
Wakefield Beer Exchange
- Wakefield Beer Exchange, Bull Ring, actively takes part in Wakefield’s cultural scene and Artwalk itself. With a great choice of ales and music, it regularly has art installations in place.
Head towards Westgate
The Supper Club
- The Supper Club, Silver Street, is another great addition to Wakefield’s evening economy. With trendy décor and huge popularity, it is a great place to attract younger generations to a trendy venue.
The Establishment
- As part of the Grade II-Listed building Unity Works, The Establishment has architectural significance and attracts peoplefrom far and wide.
Theatre Royal
- Wakefield’s Theatre Royal dates back to 1894 and with such good architecture, and event space, it’s the perfect place to showcase Wakefield’s art and historical culture.
Harry’s bar
- Voted as Wakefield’s best pub of the year, Harry’s Bar is a quirky venue that may be small but has lots to offer. As a firm favourite for many Wakefield residents, this will attract those living in Wakefield. The Bar also hosts many live music nights and has great character.
Finish near the train station
This route weaves around Wakefield’s city centre attractions and starts/finishes in destinations with good public transport access.