Beaver Works is a renowned nightclub and event space located in Leeds, United Kingdom. Housed in a former Victorian-era textiles mill in the industrial area of Southbank, the venue has become an integral part of the city's vibrant nightlife scene. Its origins as a club can be traced back to the early 2000s, when the space was transformed into a multifaceted events hub, retaining much of its industrial charm and original features like exposed brickwork and vaulted ceilings.

Over the years, Beaver Works has garnered a strong reputation for its eclectic programming, inclusivity, and emphasis on underground music cultures. The club is celebrated for hosting a wide range of nights representing genres such as house, techno, jungle, drum and bass, garage, and hip hop, among others. It is also a pivotal venue for Leeds’ student population and creative communities, helping to shape the city’s musical landscape.

Culturally, Beaver Works stands out as a bastion for independent promoters and has fostered grassroots collectives, local talent, and alternative clubbing experiences. The venue is particularly well-known for its immersive events, extravagant all-night parties, and themed festivals, including the legendary Mint Festival after-parties and its own renowned Halloween productions. Structurally, the club has remained largely at its original location, but over time it has expanded and adapted its layout to incorporate multiple rooms, a large outdoor courtyard, and custom lighting and sound systems, allowing for simultaneous events and a varied lineup of experiences under one roof.

This adaptability has contributed to its longevity and enduring appeal within the ever-evolving UK club scene. Notable artists who have performed at Beaver Works include international names such as Shy FX, David Rodigan, Sub Focus, Denis Sulta, Bicep, and Carl Craig, alongside a host of UK-based acts like Nightmares on Wax, Midland, Ben UFO, My Nu Leng, Flava D, and local Leeds talents such as Lyrical Strally, K-O (Chow Down), and residents from collectives like Love Muscle, Limit, and Jungle Jam. The club continues to serve as a launchpad for emerging artists while maintaining its status as a destination for world-class talent, making it one of the most significant nightclubs in the north of England.