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.
29. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Romeo & Juliet is taking place at the Stephen Joseph Theatre on September 23 and 24. A brand-new adaption set on the streets of Northern Ireland’s capital in 1998 - the year the Good Friday agreement was signed. Led with movement and a banging 90s soundtrack played by a live band, this is a fast-paced, modern take on a timeless classic, proving Shakespeare's as relevant today as he's always been - a fragile peace is only as durable as opposing sides permit. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
30. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
G4 Live will take place at Whitby Pavilion on September 24. Having exploded into the industry and the public's hearts back in 2004 on the first series of The X-Factor, G4 continue to mesmerise audiences, year after year, with their unique style and unsurpassed trademark vocal harmonies. They have to be heard live to truly appreciate the power and passion of their voices. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
31. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
The Annual Steam Gala at North Yorkshire Moors Railway will take place from September 26 until September 29. Experience the thrill of our Annual Steam Gala in 2024 as we showcase up to 10 magnificent locomotives in full steam. Embark on a captivating journey riding behind both our special guest locomotives and our esteemed home fleet engines throughout the four-day event. Our intensive timetable, with evening running on both Friday and Saturday, allows you to hop-on and hop-off all day and enjoy the picturesque route with stops at Pickering, Levisham, Newtondale Halt (available by request), Goathland, Grosmont, and Whitby stations. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
32. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
A Night at the Darts will take place at Whitby Pavilion on September 27. The biggest names from the world of darts are heading to Whitby this September. Headlined by the Legendary Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor, who is set to retire at the end of 2024, the night promises to be must see for all. Taylor’s long-time rival, 5-time champion of the world Raymond van Barneveld will do battle with The Power on the night. The duo are set to dance for one last time on the Whitby Pavilion stage. It’s legends everywhere you look, as a pair of 3-time Lakeside World Champions will also be on hand to entertain. Martin ‘Wolfie’ Adams and Glen ‘Duzza’ Durrant need no introduction to darts fans. The dart-father and king of bling Bobby George completes the line-up, with his legendary storytelling and all-around razzmatazz. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast