Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby have fantastic events for all ages taking place over the next few months.
Visit https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/ for more events on the Yorkshire coast.
Check out the events below!

13. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Made in Tennessee is coming to Bridlington Spa on May 10. With a band made up of some of UK's finest country musicians, Made in Tennessee takes you through the decades of the nation's fastest growing music genre, from Country's origin in the Southern States of America to modern day Country heard around the world. Featuring classics from Johnny, June, Dolly and Hank, legends like Garth Brooks and Carrie Underwood and modern country superstars such as Kacey Musgraves and Chris Stapleton. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast

14. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Race The Waves will take place on Bridlington South Beach on May 11 and May 12. Hear the roar of the engines! Watch vintage vehicles and motorbikes race along Bridlington South Beach! Race the Waves is growing in popularity year on year and will return to Bridlington in 2024. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast

15. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Animal Magic – A Poetry Adventure With Charlotte Oliver will take place at South Cliff Gardens in Scarborough on May 11. Join brilliant Poet in Residence Charlotte Oliver on a writing journey inspired by the creatures who make their home in South Cliff Gardens. You will gather inspiration during a walk through the gardens then write in the comfort of Beeforth's Hive. Participants can choose to have their work interred in the pedestals of three enchanting new stone sculptures soon to be unveiled in South Cliff Gardens. This workshop is open to all ages, no writing experience necessary. Booking essential, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the Clock Tower on the Esplanade. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast

16. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
An Evening With A Punk Icon ~ Ed Tudor Pole will take place at Bridlington Spa on May 11. An Evening with Ed Tudor Pole covering his career to date and Q&A to close.Introducing Mr. Ed Tudor Pole, by writing and singing the Sex Pistols song: Who Killed Bambi, was propelled into a life on stage, in one form or another. Tenpole Tudor, The Great Rock n Roll Swindle, Absolute Beginners, Sid and Nancy, Straight to Hell and the Crystal Maze are amongst his many credits. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast

