Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise Heritage Open Day events to celebrate history and culture. It is a fantastic chance to explore hidden places and learn something new- and all events are free.
The Scarborough, Filey and Hunmanby areas have a number of interesting historical landmarks to explore.
Check out the Heritage Open Days events happening in Bridlington here.
If you’d like an event adding to this list, please email [email protected].
21. Beeforth's Hive, South Cliff Gardens, Scarborough
On Friday September 15, between 12.30pm and 4.30pm, try something different and learn a new skill whilst enjoying the heritage views from the new community space at Beeforth’s Hive. There will be a jewellry making session taking place, with materials provided. Photo: Richard Ponter
22. St Martin-on-the-Hill, Scarborough
Between Friday September 8 and Saturday September 16, at multiple times, multidisciplinary artists Angela Chalmers, Mim Robson and poet Kitty Greenbrown celebrate the life of Miss Mary Craven. The exhibition looks at themes of female power, otherness, the desire for freedom and the language of flowers. Visit the St. Martin-On-The-Hill website for more information. Photo: National World
23. St. Martin-on-the-Hill,Scarborough
On Sunday September 10, between 12noon and 2pm, join artist Angela Chalmers for a free drop-in botanical sun printing session. Come along and create a stunning blueprint inspired by nature and the beautiful stained-glass windows. Photo: National World
24. Queen Street Methodist Central Hall, Scarborough
On Saturday September 9, between 10am and 3pm, help celebrate the centenary of Queen Street Methodist Central Hall with exhibitions and displays around the church. Photo: National World