Steampunk Weekends
Proud organiser of the Haworth and Hebden Bridge Steampunk Weekends
Haworth Steampunk Weekend May
A 2 day gathering bringing together the Steampunk and Craft Traders, fun and games and evening entertainment in the local establishments.
Hebden Bridge Steampunk Weekend
A 2 day gathering set in Hebden Bridge near Halifax. Set at the same weekend as the Vintage Weekend, both events tie beautifully together with the splendid outfits and vintage and classic cars.
Haworth Steampunk Weekend October
The original and most established event of White Rose Yorkshire Steampunks. Steampunk Traders, games and street entertainment by day, then Burlesque on Friday night and Live music on Saturday night.
About Us
Welcome to the official home of the White Rose Yorkshire Steampunks, but don’t let the name fool you, not only do we accept members from across the UK and worldwide, we also invite all those with a taste for an alternative lifestyle to get involved because Steampunk is a wide-ranging genre that encompasses many others.
Everyone is encouraged to be themselves and have fun with their attire and creativity, so you’ll find a whole host of interesting twists emerge and surprising crossovers which are truly inspired and glorious. So, whether your taste is Gothic, Victoriana, Cosplay, Cybergoth, Sci-fi, Vintage, Burlesque . . .the list is endless, you are more than welcome.
Our Events
White Rose Yorkshire Steampunks organise three Weekends of Spectacular Steampunk Shenanigans each year. Two in Haworth, and one in Hebden Bridge.
Each event has its own individual flair but also has the common steampunk traits of Traders, Fun and Games, Community, Togetherness and colour.
This year, the Haworth Steampunk Weekends are proud to be part of the Bradford City of Culture 2025.
Michael Young
Events Organiser
Next Event:
Haworth Steampunk Weekend
Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th May
“See spectacular steampunk attire, meet delightful people, enjoy tempting shops, restaurants, crown bowling, dancers, singers, fun dog show, steam trains, museums, cafés and market stalls, in this historic village in the heart of Bronte Country… The event raises vital funds for the Sue Ryder’s Manorlands Hospice”
