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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21. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Scareoween will be taking place at Sewerby Hall, Bridlington from October 26 until October 31. Inspired by local history, Scareoween will present a fictitious story set in the Victorian heyday of Spiritualism and the supernatural. Experience an immersive story with the live scareactors, lighting and sound which will transform the hall and transport you into a ghostly adventure. Guests will enter the experience in a small group to explore the darkened interiors of the Hall and encounter a hoard of characters and scares as the story comes to life. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
22. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Jimeoin - The Craic! is performing at Scarborough Spa on October 26. Jimeoin is internationally acclaimed as one of live comedy’s masters and has starred in TV shows including ‘Live at the Apollo’, ‘Royal Variety Performance', 'CH4’s O2 Gala’ and ‘Sunday Night at the Palladium’ – Live. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
23. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Moonlight on the Lake will take place at Peasholm Park, Scarborough on October 27. This is an opportunity for people to come and enjoy the park as the nights draw in, and take a leisurely stroll whilst enjoying the illuminations and their reflections cast upon the water. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
24. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
An Evening of Mystery and Suspense is set to take place at Whitby Museum on October 27 and 28. Whitby Museum presents 'An Evening of Mystery and Suspense' – experience our collection in a promenade performance of Gothic Tales and Fictions. Suitable for Age 14 and over. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast