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.
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21. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
Scarborough's Stephen Joseph Theatre is celebrating their 70th birthday in style on July 13. There will be lots of fun entertainment, including a cornucopia of extracts from some favourite plays from those seven decades, performed script-in-hand by actors. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
22. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Barry Sheene Festival at Oliver’s Mount will take place from July 18 until July 20. Edge-of-seat racing, the closest action seen at any race venue, friendly organisers and a stunning setting are all key features of a race weekend at Oliver’s Mount. Importantly, for the racers, the 2.43 mile track has always been regarded as a challenging, tight and twisty circuit, which tests their skills to the maximum. Always a popular meeting with fans and riders alike with it being held in July at the height of Summer. It sees many of the top riders fresh from the TT to take up the challenge once again at Oliver’s Mount. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
23. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Great Seaside Vintage Fair will take place at Whitby Pavilion on July 19 and July 20. With more than 40 stalls of genuine vintage fashion and homewares from the 20's to the 80's spread out within the spacious Northern Lights Suite of the Pavilion with spectacular sea views, in the lovely seaside town of Whitby. Admission £3 on the door (cash or card) (Under 16's in FREE) or to buy tickets in advance go to the Rose & Brown Vintage website. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire
24. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Bridlington Sailing Coble Festival will take place on July 19 and July 20. This unique and prestigious maritime attraction will not only showcase 18 traditionally rigged craft from the north east coast of England, built by some of the renowned coble builders, but also the 40ft ex Tynemouth motor/sailing lifeboat Henry Frederick Swan. Live music will be playing on stage at Clough Hole car park and around the harbourside.The Flamborough Junior Long Sword Dance Team will perform on the Sunday. Various stands and stalls will be in the VMF Exhibition Hall along with the trade stand of Teal and Mackrill, the Teamac brand marine paint specialists. Sailing is scheduled for both days of the Festival, subject to weather conditions, and when not at sea the cobles will moor alongside Harbour Road. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire