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!
5. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Qween UK is coming to Whitby Coliseum Centre on April 13. Qween UK is an unmissable live tribute experience that celebrates the magic , fun and showmanship of one of the biggest most successful bands that ever performed. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
6. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Wool, Jet and Whalebone with the History Wardrobe is taking place at Whitby Museum on April 13. Celebrating 200 years of fashionable life in Whitby. Join Lucy Adlington and Meridith Towne for this well-dressed history of Whitby women, featuring herring girls & holiday makers, cake-bakers and corsetry. They will explore the fascinating connections between clothes & local industry, showcasing original garments - from wooly swimsuits to luxurious mourning wear. This is a second chance to see the show specially commissioned for the bicentenary of Whitby Museum. Show lasts approximately 1.5hrs, ticket price includes refreshments. Booking Essential. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
7. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
The Bob Smith Spring Cup will take place at Oliver's Mount, Scarborough, on April 13 and April 14. The Bob Smith Spring Cup is the traditional season opener for the Real Roads Racing season. It is the first chance to see many of the top solo riders and sidecar teams on their new bikes for 2024 as they prepare for upcoming TT, Manx and Irish Road Races. This is a two day meeting with practice and qualifying taking place on Saturday morning and race action taking place on Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday, including the Spring Cup feature race. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast
8. What’s on across the Yorkshire coast
Shark In The Park is coming to Bridlington Spa on April 14. From the creative team behind 'The Hairy Maclary show' and 'You Choose', audiences will be able to see all three of Nick Sharett's 'Shark in the Park' books live on stage. This is a family musical that follows Timothy Pope (and his telescope!) on three exciting adventures. Photo: Discover Yorkshire Coast