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.
25. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Facing The Waves is having multiple showings at Chapel On The Hill, Brunswick Street, Whitby on September 20 and 21. A new musical, premiering in Whitby, about and in partnership with the RNLI, helping to celebrate the RNLI's 200th anniversary with a story based in Whitby, featuring the stories of those who risk everything to help others. Henry Freeman: an iconic Victorian hero. The sole survivor of the 1861 Whitby lifeboat disaster, Henry strives to prove himself to his community as he takes on the mantle of coxswain of the Whitby lifeboat. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
26. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Filey Kite Festival is set to take place at Filey Brigg Country Park on September 21 and 22. The Filey Kite Festival is set to reach new heights this year after organisers partnered with the town’s food and drink festival. Featuring some of the UK’s best kite flyers, the festival showcases some of the brightest and most extravagant kites which in previous years have included clownfish, huge pandas, octopus, and snakes. This year, for the first time, the event will also include a food festival with a variety of stalls with many tempting food and drink options. There’ll be stalls showcasing the best of Yorkshire food and drink as well as fantastic produce from outside the region. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
27. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Scarborough Pride is returning on Saturday September 21. The annual event will once again be held at Scarborough Spa and will celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride and History. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
28. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Fleetwood Bac are coming to Bridlington Spa on September 21. Fleetwood Bac have also been rated by The Times newspaper as one of the U.K.'s top 5 tributes, alongside The Bootleg Beatles, Bjorn Again and the Counterfeit Stones. The sound, the look, the mystical atmosphere and on-stage chemistry are all portrayed with the passion and energy that got the seal of approval from 'Big Daddy' Mick, and built up an excellent reputation amongst Mac fans through numerous tours, festival appearances, corporate events and TV and radio slots all over the U.K. and Europe. The Fleetwood Bac show focuses on the 'Rumours' era of the band (still the 5th biggest-selling album of all time). It also features several songs from the Peter Green days, plus some of Stevie's biggest solo hits. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast