Events Around Scarborough

It’s Mickey’s 80th birthday and he and his wife Meg are awaiting the arrival of their son, Adrian, and his new (and latest!) fiancée, Grace. Adrian has, according to his parents, a certain reputation regarding women and they feel meek, mild-mannered Grace should surely be warned of this.

When families get together to celebrate a special occasion, there’s a danger that all hell will break loose. Particularly if you happen to be trapped for several days with all your relatives and copious amounts of alcohol... Neville and Belinda are hosting their extended family over a long weekend.

When families get together to celebrate a special occasion, there’s a danger that all hell will break loose. Particularly if you happen to be trapped for several days with all your relatives and copious amounts of alcohol... Neville and Belinda are hosting their extended family over a long weekend.

To mark the author’s 80th birthday earlier in the year, a look back on a selection of the 20 or so family and children’s plays written by Alan Ayckbourn and presented at the SJT between 1988 and 2004.

Why would anyone want to get closer to nature? What’s that about? It’s cruel. Vindictive. Nature will give you cancer, burn your house down then send a flood to wash away your family. Love. Hate. Good. Evil. Nature. Nurture.

Scardale Hall Health Farm has the best staff in Europe, happy to pamper you, massage you and put you through your paces. But when Don and Shirley arrive to fix their failing marriage, even the coolest therapists start to lose their karma.

Being a slug is hard. Everyone thinks you’re disgusting. Slug and Caterpillar are starving, and the only leaf left in the garden is just out of reach. Slug thinks they should work together. Get the leaf, eat the leaf, play a game, be friends. Caterpillar has other ideas.

Heritage Open Day: Trinity House Boardroom and courtyard garden will be open to visit during the day The Boardroom displays ship models, nautical artefacts, books, Trinity House and Scarborough archive material, pictures. Founded 1602, the Scarborough Trinity House is one of only four Trinity Houses in the country.

Heritage Open Day: As part of HODS 2019 we will allow the public into our archives room to explore the many artefacts we have been given by members of the public over the last ten years.

Heritage Open Day: Exhibitions on The German Bombardment of the South Cliff Dec 1914, Oliver Sarony, (Victorian Photographer), cyanotypes by Angela Chalmers, and once-daily tours of this impressive Pre-Raphaelite Church. Plus our famous Heritage Cafe. 1. The Art of ‘One Day in December’.

Heritage Open Day: A static display of the life and Work of Oliver Sarony, the famous Victorian portrait photographer, and a continuous PowerPoint presentation. Born in Quebec, Sarony trained as a daguerreotypist in New York before travelling to England.

Heritage Open Day: An evening event celebrating the legacy of war poet Wilfred Owen and the Scarborough bombardment. David Lewis will present an evening of poetry, drama and readings to celebrate the launch of his book ’One Day In December’.

Enter the Ascarium this Halloween and help the Sea Witch find the magic ingredients and claim your treasure!

Heritage Open Day: Visitors can access all areas of the church except the tower with or without a guide but with a leaflet outlining all the ancient features. The churhyard can be accessed with monumental inscription information availabkle. Visit 12th century Norman church.

Fabulous craft & gift fair with free entry for all, café and around 18 stalls

Heritage Open Day: Bestworth House, at no.51-53 High Street, was built c.1690. It has a striking seven-bay brick front with full height pilasters. The interior includes a contemporary staircase and panelling. Bridlington’s Old Town developed and grew to serve the Augustinian Priory founded in 1113.

Heritage Open Day: Short tour of Old Town, including buildings associated with People Power. Bridlington’s Old Town has seen centuries of residents and businesses since it developed in the shadow of the huge and important Priory Church.

Heritage Open Day: Late 17th century house built for merchant William Hudson with excellent original features. Built in 1673 this Grade II* Listed property still retains many original features, despite being re-fronted in the mid 19thC.

Heritage Open Day: A special service will be held to mark the 150th anniversary of the Protection of Seabirds Act 1869 which was a forerunner of the RSPB. Rev’d Henry Barnes-Lawrence, Rector at the time, was a leading exponent of the protection of wild birds. In 1868 the Rev.

If you want great fun AGAIN – this is definitely the place to come! Whilst the events will include as usual original soundtrack reflections of selected moments from those WW2 years, the main focus will continue to be Party Fun and Dancing to your favourite genuine music of this era that will include Waltzes,...

Join us as we host our Annual Steam Gala from Friday 27th September to Sunday 29th September, with a combination of guest locomotives and home fleet engines in steam over the weekend.

Over the three-day event families can hop on board steam and heritage diesel trains and relive the amazing spirit and camaraderie of World War II, whilst enjoying various war-themed entertainment and vehicle displays at stations along the iconic North Yorkshire Moors Railway line.

Heritage Open Day: Autumn Show on Saturday 14th September (doors open to the public from 12 noon) Concert by The Wesley singers on Saturday 21st September at 3 pm Tours of the grade II listed Church on 14th, 15th and 22nd September 2 - 4 pm St John’s Burlington Methodist Church is a grade II listed building within

Giant craft & gift fair with around 30 stalls and free entry for all