Whilst the sites are still closed, these online exhibitions still tell some fascinating stories about life in Leeds over the centuries. Visit museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk for more details on each exhibition. READ MORE: The day 10,000 people queued for fish and chips at Harry Ramsden's
1. Leeds to Innovation at Leeds Industrial Museum
This is the chance to discover more about some of the genius inventors and innovators who have helped put Leeds on the map. Find out about visionary stargazer Washington Teasdale, who invented the selfie.
2. Florence Nightingale at Lotherton
Learn more about the iconic Lady with the Lamp and her special relationship with Leedss Lotherton estate.
3. Below the Salt at Temple Newsam House
Coinciding with the mansions 500 th anniversary artist Catherine Bertola created a series of intricate patterns made using millions of grains of salt in the houses great hall.
4. Fast x Slow Fashion at Leeds City Museum
One for those with a passion for fashion, Leeds City Museums Fast x Slow Fashion explores the evolution of retail and clothing over the past 300 years through a spectacular array of outfits, accessories and historic photos.
5. Sounds of our City at Abbey House
Go on a journey through some of Leedss best music memories from the past 200 years. Sounds of Our City explores how we first encounter music at home and school as well as Leeds-made instruments and much more.
6. Sara Barkers All Clouds are Clocks, All Clocks are Clouds at Leeds Art Gallery
A beautiful new exhibition by artist Sara Barker, whose sculptures trace lines in space through a combination of industrial and sculptural materials together with collage, painting and craft techniques.