With the Open Air Theatre season in full swing, The Yorkshire coast is proving to be a hubbub of activity. There will be Pride events, theatre shows, naval battles, as well as the circus coming to town! Without a doubt the Yorkshire coast is the best place to be this summer.
Scarborough, Bridlington and Whitby all have fantastic events for all ages.
Visit https://visitnorthyorkshire.com/ and https://www.visiteastyorkshire.co.uk/ for more events on the Yorkshire coast.

13. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
Scarborough Extreme is a showcase of activities that will push you to your limits! From Saturday 12 – Monday 14 July , unleash your inner adventurer and discover a wide range of exciting activities at various locations across Scarborough and the surrounding area. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just someone looking to step out of your comfort zone, Scarborough Extreme has something for everyone. Featuring surfing, skateboarding, cycling, music, workshops and much more! Photo: Scarborough Fair

14. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
Yorkshireman and stand up comedian Rob Mulholland is coming to Whitby Coliseum on July 11. After reaching the finals of the prestigious Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year competition, he went on to win English Comedian of the Year. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire

15. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Filey Regatta is set to take place on July 12 and July 13. With over 70 years of sailing in Filey Bay, Filey Sailing Clubs' great annual sailing event comes to our coast to race in this beautiful setting. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire

16. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The annual Staxtonbury music festival will take place from July 18 until July 20. Nestled in the picturesque countryside, Staxtonbury has grown from a humble gathering into a vibrant event that brings together music lovers of all ages for a truly memorable weekend. From chart-topping tribute bands and local talent to family-friendly activities and delicious local food and drink, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Access to the arena will be from 12pm each day , with entertainment finishing at 11pm on Friday and Saturday evenings, 3:30pm on Sunday. All vehicles and attendees must be off site by 6pm Sunday. Photo: Simon Hulme

