Editing Garforth (section)

==Amenities==
Garforth's amenities are similar to some towns in the City of Leeds, such as [[Otley]] and [[Wetherby]]. Garforth has two [[Tesco|Tescos]] (Extra and Express), and a [[Lidl]] supermarket, [[the Original Factory Shop]] department store, several [[public house]]s in the town centre, a [[Co-operative Group|Co-operative]], Greggs, Dominoes, Budgens, Costa, Subway, and other shops such as newsagents, charity shops, travel agents and banks. Garforth civic amenities include a library and a one stop centre run by [[Leeds City Council]]. A coffee shop on Main Street functions partly as a [[social enterprise]], giving its profits to projects in the village. There are also a number of take away food outlets.

The lively Garforth Community Choir was formed in October 2015 and meets at Garforth Academy on Wednesdays at 7.00&nbsp;pm, in school term time.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.themaindeal.co.uk/garforth-community-choir.html|title=Garforth Community Choir|website=The Main Deal|access-date=23 April 2018}}</ref>

Garforth has ten traditional public houses, a mix of restaurants/cafes/wine bars, and a number of social/affiliated clubs.

There are two indoor play areas for children and a large [[skatepark]].

Garforth also plays home to two brass bands, both of which rehearse and perform in and around the local area. There is Garforth Jubilee Band, currently conducted by Martin Bird, who are a non-contesting brass band, and there is Garforth Brass, who are a contesting brass band.