Scarborough, Whitby and Bridlington all have a lot of exciting things to do this March and April.
Here is our list of 31 must-see events happening across the Yorkshire coast.
9. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Scarborough Punk Festival returns to Scarborough Spa in on March 28 and 29.16 bands will perform at SPF2026, they include, The Casualties who are flying in from the US to headline the Saturday night as well as Sham-69 who will return to headline the Sunday. The Good The Bad and The Zugly as well as Booze & Glory will also fly into the UK to perform at next years festival. The other new 2026 additions include The Selecter, Instigators, Yur Mum, Chaos 8 & INFA RIOT. Photo: Scarborough Spa
10. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Starting on March 30 until April 10 , Sewerby Hall has a number of amazing Easter events. These include; Easter Magic and Face Painting, Meet the Hoof Stock, Medieval Jousting, Rusticus Theatre activities and more. Photo: ERYC
11. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Easter holiday Fun at Eden Camp will take place from March 30 until April 12. This Easter school holiday, step back in time and enjoy a range of exciting, hands-on activities at Eden Camp! From wartime-inspired Easter treats to creative craft workshops, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Join us for an unforgettable blend of history, fun, and creativity! Photo: Richard Ponter
12. Yorkshire coast events in March and April
Spring Daze is set to take place at Scarborough's Peasholm Park on April 1. Spring Daze is a free, family‑friendly event. The event celebrates the arrival of spring and offers a full day of activities for families, residents, and visitors during the Easter holidays. Throughout the day, families can enjoy a wide range of nature‑based and hands‑on activities, including bushcraft, fire‑lighting, leaf rubbing, sunflower potting, and a woodland trail. There will also be knot‑tying sessions with the Sea Cadets, live music from the bandstand, face painting (with a small charge), and birds of prey displays. A variety of community groups, charities and local traders will also be attending, offering family‑friendly stalls, food and craft items. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire