00:00They've got lots of great architecture, lots of great history in textiles.
00:05I don't think we sell that enough. We should have a textile museum. We don't have that.
00:12The arts, you know, we have brilliant theatre, brilliant opera, brilliant ballet.
00:18We have, yeah, all sorts. Yeah, that kind of thing.
00:22Well, I feel like our music culture is really the best thing that we've got going for us here.
00:26You know, the nightclubs, the smaller venues, like we've got wharf chambers that's been here for a while.
00:31Maybe some fallen soldiers that are not here anymore would be really cool, right?
00:35If I was to see Tapestry in Leeds, I'd want to see like the olden day streets and like, oh,
00:39it was like maybe Christmas time, like with all the outfits they used to wear.
00:43Or even if it was like Halloween or just some kind of mass event.
00:46Like what Halloween was like, because a lot of people were religious there.
00:49Yeah, it would have been really cool to see. And then like, to have like, what buildings would you have?
00:52I'd probably have like, probably even the train station in the background and everything and like the river from there.
00:58Yeah, that would be really good to see on there as well.
01:01Yeah.
01:01If Leeds had its own tapestry, I think I'd like to see maybe the culture of Leeds, such as famous
01:07people that have come out of Leeds.
01:09Maybe even some of the colleges, universities, like some plaques, like small plaques, it doesn't have to be big, maybe
01:15small plaques on there, something like that.
01:17But just something to show, like something that you're proud of to be in this city.
01:22Corn Exchange is just amazing, really, isn't it? It's just like the heart of all the culture in Leeds, I
01:27think, really.
01:28It's a big alternative hub as well, isn't it?
01:30What's going on?
