Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby have fantastic events for all ages taking place over the next few months.
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Check out the events below!
25. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Filey Pop-Up Gallery will take place on Belle Vue Street, Filey on May 18. The Filey Pop-Up Gallery is hosted by four artists from three generations of family. Tucked away in the heart of the town, it's just up the street from Inghams Fish & Chips. You can expect to find original art on large and small-scale canvases, felt pictures, lazy Susan's, charcuterie boards, whisky flight glasses, earrings, oak barrel candle & espresso staves, framed pictures and more! It's free to visit the Filey Pop-up Gallery, and there is outdoor space for dogs. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
26. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Bridlington Kite Festival will take place at Sewerby fields on May 18 and 19. Some of the world’s largest inflatable kites will take to the skies above the dramatic cliffs of the East Yorkshire coast for the annual Bridlington Kite Festival. From flying frogs to sky-high snakes and leaping lizards to daredevil dragons, scores of exotic inflatables will add a splash of colour to the cliff tops above the popular seaside resort of Bridlington. There will be professional demonstrations and visitors can have a go with kites available for loan during supervised sessions. Alongside the kites there will be food and drink stalls, fairground rides and children's entertainment - making it an action packed, fun filled festival for all the family. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
27. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Celebration of YMCA will be on May 21 at Scarborough's YMCA Theatre in Scarborough. Celebrating the very best of youth talent and achievement, the Celebration of YMCA showcases the work that YMCA Yorkshire Coast does across the year. We celebrate the year through our awards and presentations from special guests. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
28. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this May
Richard Herring: Can I Have My Ball Back? takes place on May 23 at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough. In 2021 Richard Herring went to his GP to find out why his right ball seemed to be growing bigger. It turned out that he had testicular cancer and one month later he was lying in hospital waiting to have his murderous gonad removed. Would he survive? (No spoilers!). For a comedian who'd done a whole show on male genitalia (Talking Cock) and written a book about toxic masculinity (The Problem With Men) this felt like some cruel trick of fate. In his much-anticipated return to stand-up after six years, Richard talks bollocks and answers the question on everyone's lips: Is a severed gonad in a jar a fitting prize to bring in for Taskmaster? Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast