Right across the region, we have some must-see events that people cannot miss. The events range from Will Smith playing at the Open Air theatre, the popular Whitby Regatta, a number of incredible agricultural shows and a long-awaited indie music festival in Bridlington.
Check out the amazing events below!
21. Yorkshire coast events in August
The Egton Agricultural Show is set to take place on August 20. There will be a range of animal exhibits for you to enjoy across the field including tiny rabbits, beautiful poultry, astonishing vegetables, amazing horses, cows, sheep, vintage machinery and more! There will also be a huge range of trade stands for you to look around and shop to you pleasure. Visitors can also expect lots of entertainment, a fairground and plenty of refreshment options. Photo: Richard Ponter
22. Yorkshire coast events in August
Sewerby hall will be the home of a fantastic new installation by Iconic Bricks called 'Priates!'. The incredible sculptures will be dotted around the gardens from August 22 until September 21. The 12 life-sized models will feature Captain Blackbrick with some of his shipmates, a Cannon and the Ships Wheel. Visitors can have their photograph taken in the Gaol. The tour is complemented by a mini trail of 6 powder monkeys. Visitors will get an insight into how the models are made and will be able to get up close to the incredible models. The Iconic Bricks team of experts have poured their creativity and skill into every detail, ensuring an unforgettable experience. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
23. Yorkshire coast events in August
The GB SuperMoto Championship returns to Oliver’s Mount over August 2025 Bank Holiday Weekend (August 23-24). Come see the best SuperMoto riders in the country battle it out in round 6 of their British Championship. SuperMoto always provides close, thrilling racing in a track adapted for them including exciting off-road sections too. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
24. Yorkshire coast events in August
The Whitby Pirate Festival will take place throughout the town on August 29 and 30. Enjoy redcoats, a Pirate King auction, music, stalls, games, treasure hunts, and more. Supports Whitby RNLI. Photo: Simon Hulme