As we’re predicted a sun-soaked Bank Holiday Weekend, it finally feels like summer is just around the corner.
It’s the time to get excited about beach trips, barbecues, and basking in the sun.
And, if you’re looking for something to do in Leeds as the summer months set in, be not afraid, as our city has a host of new activities and businesses guaranteed to keep you busy.
Here we’ve assembled a list of 11 fresh new shops, restaurants, and experiences that we’re excited to see arrive in Leeds this summer.
1. Trinity Kitchen Fan Zone
As the World Cup kicks off on June 11, Trinity Kitchen will transform into a football fan zone with a brand new bar, DJs, and space for up to 1,000 supporters. The food court will operate as normal during the day before transforming into a more lively sports atmosphere in the evening. | Bruce Rollinson

2. Trivial Pursuit Takeover
To celebrate everything great about Leeds, this summer the city centre will be transformed into an interactive version of Trivial Pursuit. From July 25 to August 30, players will be able to journey across the city and answer key category questions with the hope of winning prizes. | Jo Ritchie/ Chapter 81
3. Uniqlo
Popular Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo is set to open its first-ever store on Briggate in the city centre. Inside, customers can expect a wide range of minimalist and modern fashion items. | National World Resell

4. Bluebird Bakery
After roaring success in Kirkgate Market, Bluebird Bakery a new spot on Stainbeck Lane in Chapel Allerton. Set to open in early July, this space is best-known for hand-crafted pastries and signature brownies. | Jonathan Gawthorpe for National World
5. Lane7
From June 2, visitors to Leeds city centre will be able to find a new arcade spot illuminated in neon lights as Lane 7 opens. Expect a bowling alley, retro arcade games, and premium cocktails too. | Local Library

6. Summer Nights at Millennium Square
Millennium Square's summer concert series is back in the city centre from June 26-July 11. This year's blockbuster programme includes music from Tom Odell and The Human League and Utah Saints. | Tony Johnson/National World