Music festivals and theatre shows, canine carnivals and pride celebrations; 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.
9. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
The Ed Sheeran Songbook is coming to Whitby Pavilion on September 7. Totally interactive with his audience and using the Ed Sheeran limited edition guitar with his now world-famous loop station, Jack Bowater live on stage builds, produces and performs, with unerring accuracy, the hits that have placed Ed Sheeran as one of the most relevant songwriters of our time. Jack takes us through Ed’s back catalogue from his humble beginnings to superstar status, with songs like Bad Habits, Shape Of You, Thinking Out Loud, Sing and Perfect, plus a busking session mash-up with audience participation. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
10. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Bridlington Model Railway Show will take place at Emmanuel Church hall, 70 Cardigan Road, Bridlington on September 7 between 10am-4pm. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
11. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Blue are performing at Scarborough Spa on September 12. Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe more widely known as Blue have sold 15 million records worldwide. In the UK they’ve had 3 number 1 albums, 10 top 10 singles (including 3 number 1’s), won Brit and MTV Asia Awards and sung with Elton John and Stevie Wonder. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
12. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Will Young will be performing at Bridlington Spa on September 10. To celebrate the new album, Will is embarking on his most intimate tour yet - taking shape as an up close and personal evening of acoustic performances, stories and conversation. The 50-date UK tour will kick off in September through to November. Young says: "I'm very excited to be going to a lot of places I haven't been. I wanted to go to smaller venues so I could properly get around the country rather than just playing the big cities." Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast