Scarborough, Whitby and Bridlington are the places to be this year for half term- here is a look at what’s coming up.
From Whitby Goth Weekend, to Scareoween in Bridlington and Scarborough’s new firework display; there is a number of events taking place to keep the whole family entertained.
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An Evening and A Little Bit of a Morning With Mark Steel will take place at Scarborough Spa on October 19. The critically acclaimed Mark Steel’s in Town was voted the 6th best radio comedy ever and Mark is a regular on the BBC’s Have I Got News For You, QI and BBCR4’s News Quiz. He has been named newspaper columnist of the year and is author of the award-winning audiobook Who Do I Think I Am. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
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Daniel O'Donnell will be performing at Scarborough Spa on October 19. In the UK, Daniel O’Donnell is one of the most successful recording artists of all time. In 2021 he broke his own world record by becoming the first recording artist to chart at least one new album every year in the Artist Albums Chart for 34 consecutive years. During his 35-year career, Daniel has amassed 19 Top 10 albums with 17 of them this century - a feat not matched by any other recording artist. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
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Big Girls Don't Cry- an Internationally-acclaimed tribute to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, will be performing at Bridlington Spa on October 20. The show revives classic songs including Sherry, December 1963 (Oh What a Night), Walk Like a Man, Rag Doll, Big Girls Don’t Cry, My Eyes Adored You, Let’s Hang On, Working My Way Back to You, Beggin’, I’ve Got You Under My Skin and Who Loves You. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
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The Musicport Festival will take place at Whitby Pavilion from October 20 until October 22. Musicport successfully re-launched the popular event following uncertainty around the survival of the festival after the pandemic. Visitors can expect more massive record label signings, independent artists, family - friendly workshops and activities, festival bazaar and fantastic food stalls. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast