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Ian McMillan Returns To East Riding Libraries
Ian McMillan Returns To East Riding Libraries – photo credit: Adrian Mealing Yorkshire’s ‘National Treasure’, poet and presenter, Ian McMillan, returns to the East Riding on Tuesday 12 May for more...
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Get Set for the Seaside: 1920s and ‘30s Seaside Fashions
Debbie modelling the clothes Goole Museum’s latest exhibition takes us back to seaside holidays of the 1920s and ‘30s; the fashion, swimming costumes and the glamorous resort of Bridlington. The 1920s...
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SCUNTHORPE : Ocean Colour Scene To Perform Acoustic Gig At The Baths Hall
An Evening with Simon & Oscar from Ocean Colour Scene will take place at The Baths Hall, Scunthorpe on Wednesday, 21 October. The gig follows on from sold out concerts from the legendary Paul...
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Cottingham Folk Festival : First Wave Of Acts Announced
Cottingham Folk Festival is a brand new event for the region’s already blossoming music calendar, to be hosted in various venues in the picturesque East Yorkshire village of Cottingham across the...
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Clay Journeys – Loretta Braganza
Clay Journeys – A new exhibition by the York-based ceramist Loretta Brangaza, opens on Saturday, 20th June at Studio Eleven, Hull, until Sunday 6th September 2015, travelling from Bedes World, Jarrow....
View ArticleHull Shall Overcome: The Solidarity Sessions
The first Solidarity Session is an evening of folk music, poetry and spoken word with the purpose of uniting the people of Hull in the face of a government whose agenda we oppose. The evening is about...
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Artist Commissioned To Create Public Art Trail In Hornsea
The Hornsea Area Renaissance Partnership (HARP) is delighted to announce that they have commissioned an artist to develop a series of public art works in Hornsea to create a Town Centre Trail,...
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Commissioner’s visit puts spotlight on modern slavery
PHOTO : Anti Slavery Commissioner Kevin Hyland The man who is leading the UK’s fight against modern slavery will be in Hull this week to talk about the many challenges he faces. Anti-Slavery...
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Cottingham Folk Festival Confirm Final Acts
Cottingham Folk Festival is a brand new event for the region’s already blossoming music calendar, to be hosted in various venues in the picturesque East Yorkshire village of Cottingham across the...
View ArticleJimmy Carr Returns To The Spa Bridlington
Jimmy is never off the telly (from hosting 10 O’Clock Live, 8 Out of 10 Cats and special episodes of Big Fat Quiz and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown). In fact, he’s been described as ‘the hardest...
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Be Part Of Something Inspiring This Autumn
Unleash those hidden talents and demonstrate your business skills this October by entering the Your Inspired Charity Challenge. This is an opportunity for you and a team of colleagues or friends who...
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Heritage Open Day Burton Constable Hall
Heritage Open Days is England’s biggest heritage festival taking place over four days in September. It celebrates our fantastic history, architecture and culture; offering people the chance to see...
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The Cat Is Out The Bag And In The Hat!
Join the Cat in the Hat as he takes you on a journey into the fantastical, bombastical and songtastical world of Dr Seuss. After a successful tour in 2014, Seussical will burst back on to stage...
View ArticlePerformance In The Orangery At Sewerby Hall And Gardens
The wonderful sounds of the Escafeld Brass band can be heard outside the Orangery on Sunday, 20 September, at 2pm. If the weather fails to impress, the band will play inside the Orangery. The band was...
View ArticleThe Illustrated World of Nick Sharratt
A new high profile exhibition focusing on the world-renowned children’s illustrator and author, Nick Sharratt is coming to Hull. Nick Sharratt, the man behind the instantly recognisable illustrations...
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Cornucopia Festival Returns To Burton Constable Hall At The Weekend
Cornucopia is almost here and its time celebrate the changing of the seasons from summer to autumn with one last big festival at the beautiful Burton Constable Hall. The word Cornucopia means “horn of...
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Chelsea garden returns to Yorkshire roots
Part of the award winning Welcome to Yorkshire Chelsea Flower Show garden has been relocated at the Wold Newton brewery that helped to inspire the garden design. The Brewers Yard garden was designed...
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Novice art class brushed up for first exhibition
Creative local artists from Hessle will be showing off brand new work in their first exhibition this month after being together for just one year. The group which only started working under art tutor...
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COTTINGHAM : Mambo Jambo To Perform At The Back Room
A duo whose rootsy and rhythmic repertoire is as wide as their tour schedule play a rare hometown show next week with an appearance at The Back Room in Cottingham. Pete and Frankie, the two halves of...
View ArticleNick Sharratt Pulls In A Crowd At Hull’s Maritime Museum
The Maritime Museum’s new exhibition ‘Pirates, Pants and Wellyphants’ opened with huge popularity on Saturday 17 October. The exhibition explores the career and work of illustrator and author Nick...
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