Things To Do

Malton has added a new music festival called Meadowfest to its popular and growing events programme.

Helmsley WI is encouraging people to Get Creative at a special event held at the town’s library this week.

Eden Camp Museum will be the venue for a very special reunion this Sunday (May 19) when it plays host to the official north of England gathering and reunion of the Royal Signals Association.

The RSPB’s ground-breaking project Puffarazzi is back and once again needs the public’s help to find out more about one of our best loved seabirds.

Comedian and evangelist Bobby Ball will be a guest at the Gospel Music Convention at Whitby Pavilion this weekend.

One of the most unusual vacancies has emerged as the Circus of Horrors rolls into Whitby - they are on the hunt for a new Pickled Person!

The May Distillery Sessions music set at the Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery will feature Scarborough based singer and musician Robert Schmuck.

A variety of events have been lined up at Sewerby Hall and Gardens, near Bridlington, for Sunday May 19.

Scarborough Food & Drink Festival continues on Sunday 12 May with some of the area's top chefs showcasing their skills.

Hundreds of people enjoyed a feast of all things foodie on the first day of the Scarborough Food & Drink Festival.

Claridges Bookshop in Helmsley will be holding a book signing with the star of Channel 5’s hit series The Yorkshire Vet tomorrow (Friday, May 10).

Sailing clubs across Yorkshire will be inviting people to Push the Boat Out and get on the water this May.

Audiences in cinemas around the east coast of Yorkshire can watch Romeo and Juliet, live from the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, later this spring.

Scarborough’s iconic cliff railway on the South Bay, will be celebrating National Cliff Railway Day next week.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to run a steam train, operate a signal box or how a locomotive works? Wonder no more, as the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is set to reveal what goes on behind the scenes.

Have you ever wondered what life was like ‘below stairs’ at a Yorkshire country house? A fascinating new exhibition exploring the daily lives of servants at the grand Burton Constable Hall opens on Saturday May 4.