From vintage festivals to motorbike light parades, from pop star concerts to renowned comedians, the Yorkshire coast is the best place to be this September.
Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby all have fantastic events for all ages.
Visit https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/ for more events on the Yorkshire coast.
25. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this September
Rod Stewart by Pete McCall is coming to Scarborough Market Hall on September 23. The Rod Stewart Songbook is Pete McCall’s 100 percent live tribute to a musical legend, alongside a fabulous live band. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
26. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this September
The Canine Carnival will take place at Sewerby Hall on September 24. This fun dog show is hosted in partnership with Jerry Green Dog Rescue. Events will include a dog show, demonstrations, face painting, competitions, and trail walks. There will also be a special dog zone with puppacinos, pick’ n mix, ball pools and educational talks. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire
27. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this September
Comedian Jack Whitehall is coming to Scarborough Spa on September 27. International comedy superstar Jack Whitehall is back with his highly anticipated new live show. Jack said: “This is my most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life. It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s cack-handed attempt at adulting!” Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
28. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast this September
An Evening with Joe Calzaghe will take place at Scarborough Spa on September 29. Joe Calzaghe is the longest-reigning super-middleweight world champion in boxing history and on the night you will be able to listen to his amazing boxing stories. This is a fantastic opportunity for British boxing fans to enjoy an evening in the company of Joe a true undefeated king of the sport. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast