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.

25. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
Party in the Park will take place at Bridlington Rugby Club on July 19. It is an annual family music festival with great bands set to perform. Early bird tickets: Adults £10, Under 14 yrs £5 and under 4 yrs free entry. Available at the Bridlington Rugby Club or online at eventbrite.co.uk Alternatively purchase on the day. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire

26. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery are holding a special Open Weekend on July 26 and July 27, at their Distillery based in Hunmanby. This annual Open Weekend is based at Yorkshire's first single malt whisky distillery. Entry tickets entitles you to: entry to the Open Weekend and all the stalls, stands and conversations on the stage, a free distillery tour, and your very own Spirit of Yorkshire tasting glass to take home too. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire

27. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
the Rainbow Centre are holding their first sponsored bike ride from Whitby to Scarborough on July 27. Those taking part will cycle from Whitby to Scarborough with refreshments along the way. The event will be open to everyone, all you will need is a bike and a big smile. Meeting at the Rainbow Centre at 8.15am All bikes are loaded into Rainbow Centre's van for transport to the start line. Walk from the centre to Scarborough Railway Station to catch the 8.50am bus to Whitby. Bike ride begins at 10am from “Beavers”. The route follows the Cinder Track for approx 24 miles. The Cinder Track completes at Sainsburys in Scarborough at which point we will ride to The Rainbow Centre for refreshments and celebrations. Photo: Visit North Yorkshire

28. What's on in July across the Yorkshire coast
The Bridlington Food Festival on King Street will take place on July 27. Bridlington's monthly food festival brings together a diverse selection of food and drink producers, showcasing the best East Yorkshire has to offer. Visitors can explore an array of artisan goods, from freshly baked bread and sweet treats to locally sourced meats and handmade cheeses. The festival isn't just about shopping—it’s a full experience. Food trucks and street vendors serve delicious, ready-to-eat options, so you can enjoy a tasty snack while browsing. Photo: Visit East Yorkshire

