The latest events from the villages and clubs around Bridlington

Flamborough

Village hall

Flamborough Village Hall is an excellent venue for parties, fitness classes and meetings, and the stage makes it great for music and drama events, too.

Anyone interested in hiring the hall can contact Linda James on 01262 422022 or email [email protected].

Flamborough WI

Flamborough WI art and craft group meets every Monday, 10am to noon.

Table tennis and board games are every Monday, 2-4pm. Visitors pay £1 a session. Come and learn new skills or improve ones you already have. A warm welcome awaits you. Men are also welcome.

Members’ meetings are held on the third Tuesday of the month, 7-9pm, in the WI Hall, all welcome.

Sewerby

Church hall for hire

St John’s Sewerby Church Hall is available for hire. The venue can be used for a variety of events and any interested party can email [email protected] for more information.

Bempton

Hire the village hall

The village hall is available to hire for parties and social or commercial functions. Contact the bookings secretary on 08445 005152 / 07849 639650 or email [email protected] for more details.

Village hall events

Bingo Night is the second Friday of each month. Eyes down 7pm. £5 entry to include all games. There will be a raffle and refreshments will be available.

Modern Sequence Dancing every Tuesday morning, 10am to noon. £3 per person.

The Wednesday Club is a ladies’ social group which meets in the village hall on the second Wednesday of the month for a couple of hours, 1-4pm, depending on the planned activities.

The Crafty Companions meet on the first, third and fifth Wednesdays of the month at the village hall, 1.30-3.30pm. New members always welcome.

Yoga (Iyengar) for strength, stamina, balance, posture, muscle tone, flexibility and relaxation. Mondays, 5-6pm, £5 per session, mats provided. All abilities welcome. Contact 07946 466203.

A pop-in event is held at Bempton Village Hall on Mondays, 10am to noon.

St Michael’s Church

Warm space

A warm space will be held every Tuesday (until the end of March 2026 – except Tuesday, December 23) at St Michael’s Church Hall, 10.30am-1.30pm. All welcome.

Hymns and fizz

Hymns of praise and fizz will be held in St Michael’s Church on Sunday, January 25, 2pm. Donations for church welcome.

Skipsea

Village hall activities

Skipsea Village Hall hosts a number of regular events including Toddler Group on Tuesdays during term-time, Yoga on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Brunch, Gardening Club, Bingo, Cinema, Disco and Open Mic Nights.

The village hall is now hosting a weekly warm space on Fridays, 10am-1pm, which includes a two-course meal and activities. £2 donations are requested.

For further information about the village hall call 07436 654148.

Warm space

Skipsea Village Hall is running a warm space on Fridays, 10am-1pm, which includes a two-course meal and activities.

We are asking those attending to make a small donation to cover catering costs.

Musicals show

A Night of the Musicals show will be held at Skipsea Village Hall on Saturday, January 24. Doors open 6.45pm to start 7.30pm.

Encore is bringing its critically-acclaimed Night of the Musicals to Skipsea as part of its Northern Tour.

Tickets £20 at www.bradleysbar.co.uk/nightofthemusicals.

Barmston

Village post office

There will be a Post Office at Barmston Village Hall on Wednesdays, 2-4pm. Please support this service to ensure that it continues for the community.

Burton Fleming

Village hall events

Every Monday Chair Aerobics, 1pm. Warm welcome to newcomers for this fun activity.

Every Tuesday Phoenix Cheer, 4-6pm.

Every Wednesday Indoor Bowling, 2-4pm. Come along and have a go.

Coffee morning and stalls, second Saturday of the month, 10-11.30am.

Monthly Whist Drive, first Thursday of the month, 2pm.

The village hall is available to hire for parties, meetings or social functions. For more information contact Kate Mercer on 07860 478867.

Beeford

Christmas Cracker

The Beeford Christmas Cracker event will be held at Beeford Community Centre this Saturday, December 13, 5.15pm. Free entry. Santa's Grotto is £2.50 per child.

Includes the lights switch-on, stalls, games, music, refreshments, raffle and more. A fun event for all ages. Please note cash payments only. All welcome.

Clubs

Brid Bridge Club

Why not join the group?

Bridlington Bridge Club meets every Tuesday at St John’s Church Hall, Church Lane, Sewerby, 6.45pm to approximately 10pm. Table fees £2.50 each.

Visitors or new members of any standard welcome. Visit www.bridgewebs.com/bridlington/ or call John Harrison on 01262 851552.

Scrabble club

New members wanted

Quay Scrabble Club is a small friendly club meeting Mondays at 2pm, three hours for £2, in Sewerby Methodist Church Hall.

The club is looking for new members of any standard. Simply turn up at the Methodist hall or contact John Harrison on 01262 851552 for further information.

Brid u3a

A popular group

To find out more about the Bridlington u3a organisation and activities please visit the group’s Facebook page or its website at www.u3abridlington.co.uk.

Ladies Lifeboat Luncheon Club

The Ladies Lifeboat Luncheon Club’s Christmas Coffee morning was the last major fundraising event of the year and was held on Wednesday, November 26 at St John’s Church Hall in Sewerby. It was really well attended and £700 was raised from the sale of tickets, raffle, tombola and sales table.

Bridlington RNLI also had a stall selling their Christmas cards and gifts which raised a further £245.

All monies raised by the Luncheon Club are used to support our local lifeboat and once again this year’s total will be in excess of £6,000.

Our final meeting of the year will be our Christmas Lunch on Monday, December 15 at the North Star at Flamborough.

Augustinian society

Christmas evening

The Bridlington Augustinian Society festive evening was its usual joyous affair with contributions from members.

The compere for the evening was scribe Garry Sunley who interspersed the proceedings with groan-worthy Christmas cracker style jokes.

Carol French’s contribution included an interesting look at the very first Christmas card sent in 1843 and concluded with the Alphabet of Christmas.

Bro Robert Amos entertained us with a telling of the Christmas Story including as many chocolate brand names as he could.

Ann Hudson recited the words of Jake Thackray’s comic song, The Hair of the Widow of Bridlington, and in complete contrast, Chris Gatenby read an excerpt from The Wind in the Willows with field mice carollers, a reminder of what an enchanting book it is.

All members then took part in a challenging quiz set by Prior Michelle Stephens.

Parkinson’s UK

Parkinson’s Cafe

The Scarborough and District branch of Parkinson’s UK holds a Parkinson’s Cafe at the sports centre in Gypsey Road on the first Tuesday of each month, 10.45am-12.15pm (next one January 6).

We also run exercise sessions at the sports centre on Tuesdays, 9.45-10.45am (next session December 16, resumes January 6).

For further information contact the chair at [email protected] or secretary [email protected].