Editing Huddersfield (section)

===Entertainment===
[[File:Lawrence Batley Theatre - Queen Street - geograph.org.uk - 617687.jpg|thumb|[[Lawrence Batley Theatre]]]]
The [[Lawrence Batley Theatre]], opened in 1994, in what was once the largest [[Methodist Church of Great Britain|Wesleyan Chapel]] in the world,<ref>{{Google books|hjM9AAAAIAAJ|Medicine and society in Wakefield and Huddersfield, 1780–1870|page=30}}</ref> and presents dance, drama, comedy, music and exhibitions and is the base for Full Body and The Voice, a company concerned with the integration of disabled people into mainstream theatre.

The [[John Smith's Stadium]], (formerly the Galpharm Stadium and Alfred McAlpine Stadium), is a multi-use sports stadium with a gym, swimming pool, spa and offers sporting classes. The stadium is home to Huddersfield Giants and Huddersfield Town football team. Adjacent the stadium is an [[Odeon Cinemas|Odeon cinema]] (formerly UCI).

There are many pubs, restaurants and night clubs, one of which, [[Tokyo Industries|Tokyo]], which closed in 2019, occupies the former Huddersfield [[County Court]], a 19th-century [[Grade II listed building]]. The oldest pub is ''The Parish'',{{efn|formerly the Fleece Inn}} trading since 1720.