Events Around York

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Following international acclaim and an award-winning run at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, this powerful and uplifting one-woman show about a young mother from Scarborough returns to embark on an extensive UK tour.

This beautiful warming wintery tale brings the story of a bother of a boy, a mithered mother and a grand old brass band of a granddad. All set in the village of knitters with fingers flicking, needles clicking and where every new Christmas jumper tells a tale!

Visit for free on selected days as part of the national festival. Head up the stairs to explore this house of curiosity, created by one man, Frank Green, and packed full of art and furniture collected on his travels.

Heritage Open Day: Treasurer’s House was the first house to be donated with it’s full collection to the Trust in 1930. Wander through a house of contradictions and marvel at the award winning garden with breathtaking views. Free Ghost cellar and Attic tours available.

Heritage Open Day: Come and discover the hidden histories of The King’s Manor, a medieval building at the heart of York. Discover the building with our expert guides and find out about some our latest discoveries. The King’s Manor is an architectural gem located at the centre of the city of York.

York, are you ready for a night to remember? Sign up to Shine Night Walk today and take on a 10k night walk to raise money for groundbreaking cancer research!

Heritage Open Day: A guided walk around Glen Allotment site celebrating over a 100 years of continual use, followed by nearby walk around park and Mosaic garden with volunteer gardeners and tea and cake in the park at our kiosk. We are proudly celebrating the creation of our allotments during the First World War.

Join us for Memory Walk 2019! Every 3 minutes someone in the UK develops dementia. But you can change this. Walk for a world without dementia at Memory Walk this autumn. A sponsored walk for all ages and abilities to unite together and raise money to defeat dementia.

TWO TOP EUROPEAN ROCK N ROLL ROCKABILLY BANDS. FROM PARIS FRANCE ,THE SPUNNYBOYS AND THE HILLBILLIES. AND A TOP ROCKIN` D.J. NOW DIG THIS... A RARE TREAT TO SEE THESE TWO BANDS TOGETHER.

Heritage Open Day: Join our tower captain for a tour of the ringing chamber in the church tower and the opportunity to try your hand at ringing one of the bells. Church tours, children’s crafts, trails and Lego bridge building challenge. Pop up cafe.

We are very pleased to be welcoming back, by popular demand, the very lively ‘Roisin Ban’ who had everybody’s toes tapping on their last visit in November 2018. Expect a great selection of traditional folk music from Ireland and beyond, wit, banter and plenty of dancing and you won’t be disappointed.

Ian Millar on saxophone and Dominic Spencer on piano are a jazz duo from Edinburgh who are currently touring the UK. You can find out more by visiting their website www.millarandspencer.co.

They came, they saw, they built a wall... they went away again. Or did they? A clandestine meeting at the Phoenix pub gets heated, as the villagers rack their brains for new ways to fight the imminent housing development that threatens village life as they know it.

Heritage Open Day: Heaps of history, fascinating building, magical landscape, glorious churchyard, magnificent cakes, lovely cards and plants!

Heritage Open Day: Explore our unusually ornate village church and its contents. Discover R. Thompson’s (mouseman) pieces and work carried out in the church. Dating from the twelfth century there is much to discover in and around the grounds of this beautiful church.

Sherburn In Elmet Art Club’s 44 annual exhibition held in Church Fenton Village Hall on the 21st & 22nd September has members paintings and crafts for sale, a tombola, raffle (the money raised by the raffle goes to a charity) and delicious homemade teas.

Sherburn in Elmet Art Club’s 44th annual exhibition is being held at Church Fenton Village Hall on the weekend of the 21st and 22nd September. Members painting, crafts and handmade cards are on sale. There is a tombola and money raised from the raffle goes to a charity.

Following international acclaim and an award-winning run at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, this powerful and uplifting one-woman show about a young mother from Scarborough returns to embark on an extensive UK tour.

They came, they saw, they built a wall... they went away again. Or did they? A clandestine meeting at the Phoenix pub gets heated, as the villagers rack their brains for new ways to fight the imminent housing development that threatens village life as they know it.

Coffee and Art Exhibition in aid of MacMillan Cancer Support. Being held by Walton Group of Artists

Members of York Art Society are holding an Art Exhibition and Sale of work on Saturday 5th. October. Venue Wetherby Town Hall. Refreshments available.

Art exhibition by 3 local artists, Clare Dean, Rachel McNaughton and Ailsa Read. Clare is mixed media artist inspired by nature and colour and shows her work at various venues around the counry. www.clarescreations.co.

Heritage Open Day: Explore a Grade 1 listed mediaeval church and take the opportunity to visit the bell-ringing chamber. A warm welcome awaits visitors. Refreshments available. This is an early Grade I listed mediaeval church (11-15 Century).

Heritage Open Day: A warm welcome awaits visitors at this Grade 2 listed church. There will be an opportunity to view the 200 year old clock and see the registers held in church. This Grade II Listed Church was established c. 1150 As well as viewing registers held at the Church, refreshments will be available.