Nights out, culture, sport — and a family you didn't know you had.
Leeds Panjabi Society. You don't need to be Panjabi — or speak it — to belong here. 150+ members. £5 a year.
150+ members · £5 a year · Leeds University Union
One society, four ways in.
Whatever you came to uni for, we're probably already doing it.
Nights out & socials
Desi nights, pub crawls, bowling, quiz nights — the calendar doesn't slow down for long.
Culture
From Desi Night to the Winter Ball — Panjabi music and celebration, open to everyone who's curious.
Sport
Football fixtures, trampolining, ice skating — turning up matters more than being good.
Charity
Hikes and fundraisers through the year — raising money and giving back along the way.
What's on
The next ones up.
Freshers Fair
Come say hi at our stall and sign up for the year ahead.
Pres & Maad City
Evening
Pres at ours, then straight to Maad City. Easiest way to meet everyone in freshers week.
Mixy / Pub Quiz
6:30pm
Six rounds, teams sorted on the door, food and drink at your own pace. No entry fee.
Bowling
6:15pm
Lanes booked, groups mixed up on purpose, dessert after. £8 covers the bowling.
Your first term, mapped.
Freshers week to the Winter Ball — Term 1 at a glance.
Dates firm up as bookings land — follow @leedspunjabisociety for the latest.
September
- 21 September, Intro week
- 22 September, Freshers Fair
- 24 September, Give It A Go
- 25 September, Desi Night
- 28 September, Term starts
- 30 September, Mixer & Pub Quiz
- 30 September, Football starts
October
- 2 October, Bowling
- 7 October, Scavenger Hunt
- 14 October, Trampolining
- 21 October, Lassi & Paint
- 30 October, Club Night
November
- 6 November, Desi Night
- 7 November, Charity Hike
- 11 November, Laser Zone
- 21 November, Pub Crawl
- 25 November, Ice Skating
December
- 4 December, Winter Ball
- 8 December, Movie Night
- 11 December, Term ends
Five pounds. The whole year.
- £5 once — member for the whole year.
- Member prices on event tickets.
- 150+ of us already. Come find your people.
Before you ask
Do I need to be Panjabi to join?
No. Everyone at Leeds is welcome — most of the calendar is just good nights with good people, whatever your background.
Do I need to speak Panjabi?
Not a word. Everything runs in English — any Panjabi you pick up along the way is a bonus.
How much is membership?
£5 for the whole year — and members pay less on event tickets.
How do I join?
Through the Leeds University Union site — every Join button on this page takes you straight there.
Still unsure? DM us on Instagram — @leedspunjabisociety.
Join — £5