Latest Events in North Yorkshire(September Updated)

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Yorkshire Three Peaks Guided Trail Run Join Finding The Fells for a grand day out in the Yorkshire Dales. This challenging route is one of England's best known day hikes typically taking people 10-12 hours. To run the route we expect to do it around 6-8 hours (though this isn't a target, there's no pressure). Ideal for: runners with some experience on trails and distances above 18 miles/30km (this event isn't aimed at beginner runners). Pace will be sociable with plenty of walking up steep inclines and pausing to admire the views. Approx Distance & Elevation: 23 miles /5,200ft Terrain: Mostly well defined paths, some grassy/muddy fields, flagstones, gravel, rocky ground. There is a short easy scramble via the main path onto Pen-y-Ghent but nothing too technical. Required kit: off road/grippy running shoes essential, along with buff, waterproof jacket, snacks, at least 1 litre of water and any personal meds and running pack. Extra long sleeve layer and hat/gloves advised. See https://findingthefells.co.uk/requirements-equipment/ for more details. Route description: Starting at the Yorkshire Dales national car park (pay & display) near the Crown Hotel, we'll head south to Saint Oswald's Church then head east as we head uphill to our first summit of Pen-y-Ghent (694m). After a few mandatory photos at the trig point we'll descend westwards on the Pennine Way then north west towards Lodge Hall for an undulating/flatter (relative to the 3 big climbs) 10km towards Ribblehead Viaduct. We'll run alongside the viaduct skirting arond the top of Force Gill waterfall onto Whernside (736m). From here we'll head southwards into the valley of Chapel-le-Dale and pass through some limestone pavement on to a very steep climb up to Ingleborough (723m). After this third and final climb we've then got a steady downhill along gravely paths and grassy fields back to the start. Meeting at 8:45pm for 9:00am start – Meeting at the Yorkshire Dales national pay & display car park approx 500m east of Horton-in-Ribblesdale train station. What 3 Words location: ///cherry.jumbo.parrot Finding The Fells is not aimed at beginner runners. Please only book a place if you feel capable running this distance. Please see findingthefells.co.uk for additional information. Information Source: Finding The Fells | eventbrite

This will be a great day for families, sci-fi collectors, fans, and every other kind of Comic Con Fan! There is lots to see and do, including out of this world displays and props, traders selling out of this world collections, meet celebrities from Tv and the movies! For those that like cosplay, there will be a wide array of cosplayers on arrival, fans attending are invited to dress up as your favourite tv, Film or other fictional character and be ready to compete in our cosplay competitions! Information Source: Creed Conventions | eventbrite

Yorkshire Three Peaks Guided Trail Run Join Finding The Fells for a grand day out in the Yorkshire Dales. This challenging route is one of England's best known day hikes typically taking people 10-12 hours. To run the route we expect to do it around 6-8 hours (though this isn't a target, there's no pressure). Ideal for: runners with some experience on trails and distances above 18 miles/30km (this event isn't aimed at beginner runners). Pace will be sociable with plenty of walking up steep inclines and pausing to admire the views. Approx Distance & Elevation: 23 miles /5,200ft Terrain: Mostly well defined paths, some grassy/muddy fields, flagstones, gravel, rocky ground. There is a short easy scramble via the main path onto Pen-y-Ghent but nothing too technical. Required kit: off road/grippy running shoes essential, along with buff, waterproof jacket, snacks, at least 1 litre of water and any personal meds and running pack. Extra long sleeve layer and hat/gloves advised. See https://findingthefells.co.uk/requirements-equipment/ for more details. Route description: Starting at the Yorkshire Dales national car park (pay & display) near the Crown Hotel, we'll head south to Saint Oswald's Church then head east as we head uphill to our first summit of Pen-y-Ghent (694m). After a few mandatory photos at the trig point we'll descend westwards on the Pennine Way then north west towards Lodge Hall for an undulating/flatter (relative to the 3 big climbs) 10km towards Ribblehead Viaduct. We'll run alongside the viaduct skirting arond the top of Force Gill waterfall onto Whernside (736m). From here we'll head southwards into the valley of Chapel-le-Dale and pass through some limestone pavement on to a very steep climb up to Ingleborough (723m). After this third and final climb we've then got a steady downhill along gravely paths and grassy fields back to the start. Meeting at 8:45pm for 9:00am start – Meeting at the Yorkshire Dales national pay & display car park approx 500m east of Horton-in-Ribblesdale train station. What 3 Words location: ///cherry.jumbo.parrot Finding The Fells is not aimed at beginner runners. Please only book a place if you feel capable running this distance. Please see findingthefells.co.uk for additional information. Information Source: Finding The Fells | eventbrite

If you are one of the 80% of Brits who can't see the Milky Way from home this is a chance to break your duck! The spectacular river of light - in reality part of our own galaxy - is superbly well placed for viewing. Plus we'll have a treasure strove of celestial delights overhead, including Saturn on the rise in the south east. Powerful telescopes and binoculars will stand ready to share the view. Definately not to be missed! This event is being staged in collaboration with Go Stargazing! Together we are committed to making stargazing accessible and affordable - viewing the heavens shouldn't cost the earth. The Hub provides a warm indoor space for colourful presentations with a purpose built viewing area alongside. If it's cloudy we will still see stars thanks to a brilliant computer based planetarium show. The North York Moors National Park is an international dark sky reserve with low levels of light pollution. We advise you to wear sensible outdoor footwear and wrap up warm. Please note the Hub is not part of the main Sutton Bank visitor centre building, but located one hundred metres away at the north west corner of the complex. It has its own car park - just drive through the raised barrier. Look out for the red external lights on the Hub. Your astronomers for this year's events include Richard Darn, Sophie Carroll and Neill Sanders. Key points This event is suitable for adults and children over six years old and is perfect for novices. Warm refreshments and biscuits are included in the ticket price. Numbers will be limited. The facility is also well ventilated and wheelchair accessible. Tickets are refundable up to one week before the event minus the Eventbrite booking fee. Please note to keep these events sustainable we cannot refund within this period. Event goes ahead in all weather unless conditions are hazardous. Free parking is available alongside the Hub. Toilets available. Information Source: Richard Darn | eventbrite

About the event: This exciting event will include a performance of award-winning Ester Natzijl 's puppetry performance Watching: this is not a duet, a Q&A, workshop and refreshments. The event will appeal to adults interested in the power of puppetry - you do not need to have experience of puppetry or dance. All over the age of 15 are welcome. Ester's work focuses on multi-disciplinary theatre combining dance, drama and puppetry. It expresses the universal, timeless and psychological concepts of inner struggle, illusion, identity and the search for meaning. Her performances visualise hope, strength and perseverance. See Radius's video podcast with Ester below for more information. Ticket types: >Early bird booking online BY 20th AUGUST: £9.50 Tickets bought after 20th August: >Members of Radius , members of the British Puppet Guild , Friends of Holy Rood House in Thirsk: £12. >Non-members/General admission: £15. Buy by 12 noon 19th September, if you can, or buy on the door on the day: CASH ONLY. The performance: WATCHING has garnered superb reviews nationally and internationally. The performance is about a woman confronted with her own fears and desires, carving out a relationship that is by turns dreamlike, tender, challenging and comical. Who is this mysterious Being, where did the Being come from, and what can we learn about ourselves from this relationship? In the context of Ester’s performance, the puppet becomes an extension of the self, a mirror, or even a force of its own. The boundary between performer and puppet blurs, revealing a deeper truth: control and surrender coexist. The dance is a duet of one, and every moment beckons you to look closer questioning what you see while feeling what you can’t. The workshop: In the workshop Ester will teach participants some basic puppetry techniques and demonstrate its potential magic. She will also show you how a puppet can be both a mirror and a representation of your many selves. A puppet can evoke and express deep thoughts and feelings from inside, as well as bring out your cheekiest and most playful side. There will also be opportunity to practise working with hand puppets and puppets made from everyday objects. Let's explore this together! How to get to the venue: The event will take place in the main (large) hall - close to St Oswald's Church. Parking is available in the hall's car park or in the streets around the venue. Sowerby is a short walk from Thirsk, which has a rail station with direct trains from York. Please also see the hall's website Doors open 1.30pm. Please be seated no later than 1.55pm. Please also refer to FAQs. About Radius: Radius Religious Drama Society explores faith, belief, social and ethical questions, and what it is to be human. If you are interested in the arts, culture and the big questions of today, we'd be delighted to meet you. Check out our video here , our website and follow us on social media to learn more about us. Please consider joining us as we can't run events without members, but you don't have to be a member to attend events - we'd love to see you. Radius is a registered charity, no. 214943. Information Source: Radius - The Religious Drama Society | eventbrite

A family friendly festival for everyone interested in creativity and their own wellbeing! 2 days filled with workshops for both adults and children, with FREE day entry and camping/glamping options available. Located at a beautiful venue, Coast & Camplight Glamping site, 10 mins drive outside of Whitby. With chickens, deer and owls roaming the land, Ed & Verity have created a site filled with wonder and quirkiness! Workshops vary between £0 to £45, depending on type. Pre booking of workshops advised and links will be on Mana Hub Whitby social media pages, linked in with the website too. Lots of children and group activities FREE, no need for booking. There will also be various free talks on mental health and wellbeing specific for men and women. Creative Teenager workshops available on both days too. This is a weekend for those who wish to explore creative and wellbeing practices for their mental wellbeing. It is a community event, for local people of Whitby to come together and celebrate life and how to have support for eachother. Creative Market Stall, plus food vendors, however you're welcome to bring your own food. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead and advised not to bring into healing workshops incase of barking. Parking £6 online or £10 payment on the day, so please book ahead. Parking is for both days. You're welcome to just come along for just one day or both. Day entry 10am til 6pm. Camping fri, sat and sun night available, 2 man tent £15 per night, with 4 man plus £20 per night. Campervans £15 per night, no EHU. Please note, the camping field is opposite to the main site and provides no showers and only an Eco toilet. Please note, the site is in the wild, so wheelchair accessibility is limited, please email manahubwhitby@gmail.com for more details. All toilets on site are Eco friendly (long drop) with spring water available for drinking. Information Source: Mana Hub Whitby | eventbrite

Cleveland way 2 day challenge | 50 miles What is the challenge? Starting at Saltburn Beach, particiapants will take on the 50-mile coastal section of the Cleveland Way. The event finishing at Filey via the beautiful villages of Staithes, Robins Hood bay and towns of Scarborough and Whitby Throughout the course of the 2-day event, you'll push your limits and soak in breathtaking views. Perfect for those who like to be challenged, whilst having the full support of the Endurotrek team During the challenge you'll be camping under the stars at Middlewood Farm campsite, near Robin Hoods Bay offering hot showers, washing facilities, toilets, and amenities, just a short stroll into town (Your own tent and sleeping bag needed) Whether you're a seasoned trekker or relative novice looking for a new challenge, this event is suitable for all fitness levels ( B aggage transfer available, please read on below ). What's included? Expertly Coordinated 50-mile Challenge: Conquer the stunning Cleveland Way with seamless organisation every step of the journey. 1 Night of Comfortable Camping: Relax at our well-equipped campsite with hot showers to recharge for the next day’s trek. (Please note: You will need to bring your own 1 or 2 person tent and sleeping bag) Official Checkpoints: Stay energised with complimentary drinks and snacks at key points along the route. Dedicated Medical Support: Enjoy peace of mind with professional assistance on hand throughout the challenge. 3 Challenge Categories: Choose a weight that suits your fitness level, from enjoy, endeavour or endure Baggage Transfers: Walk freely—your kit will be transported to each stop for you if you choose Challenge certificate: Celebrate your incredible achievement with a personalised keepsake of your trek. What are the 3 entry categories? 1. Enjoy (no minimum backpack weight/ carrying clothing/water/food with baggage transfer for additional equipment) 2. Endeavour - 10kg minimum weight ( Participants will carry a minimum weight of 10kg + Food and water) 3. Endure - 15kg minimum weight (Participants will carry a minimum weight of 15kg + Food and water) Do I have to carry my equipment/backpack? Carrying your equipment is optional. Alternatively you can use our baggage transfer service and have your clothing/equipment transported each day Is the route sign-posted? The Cleveland Way is a national trail (One of 16 across the UK). It is way-marked and sign posted throughout. Additionally you will pass through checkpoints and our team will be at designated places along the route. (See route and daily finish points in the Agenda section) Where will I stay? Evening 1 will be spent at Middlewood Farm campsite, Robin Hoods Bay. Offering hot showers, washing facilities, toilets, refreshments and camping pitches Do you have to camp? C amping is not essential. If you choose to arrange your own accomodation in Robin Hoods Bay that is completely fine, whilst remembering you will need to take 100% responsibility of your booking and commute between the race end and your accommodation before/after each day How will I be supported? Our support team will be staffing checkpoints along the entire route, with first aid stations and drinks/snacks available At the end of each day, our designated campsite will provide the location to rest and recover before the next days challenge What food and drink included? Drinks, refreshments and snacks are provided at all check points Breakfast: Day 2 breakfast of porridge, cereal bars, a variety of fruit, hot and cold drinks Information Source: Endurotrek | eventbrite

What's this course all about On this very special two day course you have the opportunity to hand craft your own medieval inspired folding chair. The design is based on a unique example that can be seen in Dumfries museum, and may be indeed be the only one ever made, and is certainly a very rare survivor. Quite roughly made from what appears to be oak, with a raw hide strung seat, I would think it was not made by a skilled carpenter, but perhaps a woodsman, farmer or other such person, and it's this unique aspect that give it a rustic fascination and mystery. Each chair made will itself be unique, but its heritage will be clear. The folding frame, back rails, seat rails, pivot rail, will be made from locally sourced hard wood poles with hand carved round tenons secured into individual round mortice holes using oak dowels. And rather than using rawhide for the strung seat, you will use natural jute cordage. My workshop is situated in Ghyll wood on the fabulous Wyresdale Park estate. We will aim to work outside in the woods, but can make use of our indoor space if the weather dictates, and a wood-burner will keep us warm on colder days. What you need to know What you need to know Suitable for beginners or those with a little more experience. Minimum age 18 years. Start time each day, 10am, finish time 5pm, although we may finish earlier on day two. Please wear clothing that is suitable for the expected weather conditions and that you don't mind getting a little messy, and good fitting, sturdy footwear with a grippy sole. Snacks and refreshments will be provided on the day, and you can get take out drinks from the café. Please bring your own lunch - the Apple Store Café is just a few metres away and makes excellent food, it can get quite busy, but you can order your lunch to bring back to the workshop if you wish (you will not have time for a sit in lunch at the café). Please note that toilets are situated up by the café. Origianl medieval folding chair in Dumfries musem. Information Source: Paul Williams Woodcraft | eventbrite

Join us for a special event with author Miranda Mills as she shares the inspiration behind her beautifully curated seasonal guide, The Country Commonplace Book. Packed with poetry, book recommendations, recipes,and reflections on the natural world, this is a truly delightful book – perfect for a relaxed Sunday afternoon. Miranda will discuss her creative process and the joy of commonplacing. This will be followed by an opportunity to meet her and have your copy signed. A must for lovers of literature, the seasons, and slow living. Places are limited so do book soon Information Source: Kemps Books & Kemps General Store | eventbrite

Beads & pearls for the home jewellery maker, lace, textile, wool, and many other crafts. Many exhibitors! Try your hand at making jewellery in our Ave A Go Hall! Craft and jewellery making workshops. Lots of semi precious, crystal, seed beads and all other stone beads for making great jewellery. Agates, Cirtine, Coral, Carnelian, Turquoise, Crystal, Amethyst, Calsilica, Labradorite, Moonstone, Aquamarine, Garnet, Tiger Eye, Sugilite, Tourmaline, and many more. A huge show with many exhibitors, refreshments, free easy parking and refreshments at this beautiful venue. Entry at a discount booked online or for over 65s. Just off the M6, around 20-miles from Liverpool or Manchester. Information Source: MrBead | eventbrite

THE STAGE IS CALLING... AND WE'RE ANSWERING BURLESQUE BONANZA: GLITTER NEVER DIES 21st September 2025 The Ivory, Harrogate After five long years, we’re bringing the glitter back - and yes, we’re getting the band together.Every performer lighting up the stage has graced a Bonanza show before - legends, icons, and absolute show-stoppers, all returning for one unforgettable night. Same sparkle. Same sass. New energy. And it’s all in support of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), on behalf of the extraordinary Andy Dennis. Tell your glitter-loving friends. This isn’t a comeback. It’s a resurrection. Information Source: Burlesque Bonanza | eventbrite

Healing Hands, Healing Hearts An evening of soul, purpose, and impact. You’re invited to a special Qawwali Dinner Fundraiser on September 21, in support of Lake Ridge Hospital. This isn’t just a night of music and community—it’s a chance to rebuild lives. Your generosity isn’t just a donation—it’s a declaration that no one should suffer alone. Every contribution brings us closer to a healthier, more humane tomorrow. Information Source: Pak-Canadian Society of Durham (Friends Indeed Canada) | eventbrite

Foraging is Fun! There are many reasons why we might want to go foraging, perhaps for food, for medicines, or for materials, like our ancestors did, or perhaps for fresh air, exercise and fun with friends and family. But where to begin when you are not yet familiar with the wild plants growing around you? The best place to start is by going out foraging with an experiences guide who is knowledgeable about the plants and also knows how to teach you about them starting from the basics. Knowing the plants and being able to teach are two distinct skills. Join Jenny for a leisurely walk around Dalton Moor Farm lasting around 3 and a half hours. You will meet and be introduced to many plants along the way, some familiar and some not. You will be sure to be amazed at what you learn about these quietly unassuming 'weeds' and with your new found respect for these wonders of nature, you will never want to try to eradicate them from your garden again. Learn how to forage safely, legally and responsibly, with respect for the natural environment and sustainability. Learn what you need to look for when trying to identify a plant and how to go about it. Learn how plants change during the seasons and what the plants offer us as the year passes. Learn too how to harvest, preserve, store and prepare wild plants for food, medicine and materials. Joins us for a single walk or return at different times during the year to see how the plants and their surroundings change. The regular walks explore the farm hedgerows and meadows. Most of the terrain is level and relatively flat, with a few gentle slopes. The grass surfaces may not be suitable for users of mobility aids at certain times of the year, and depending on the type of vehicle. Please check before booking. In many months of the year the ground can be muddy. There are prickly thistles, brambles and stinging nettles that can grab your ankles, and there is always the risk of biting insects, including the possibility of ticks, so we recommend always wearing sturdy waterproof boots, and keeping your legs and feet fully covered at all times of the year. Our unpredictable weather means that it is always best to be prepared for sun or monsoon like weather. To record what you see, remembers to bring your camera / phone camera, perhaps a notebook / sketchbook and pen/pencil. You will not need a basket as we will be learning, not collecting the plants / fungi. You will be invited to taste many of the plants during the walk. Please advise the walk leader of any allergies or sensitivities before trying the plants. At the end of the walk we encourage you to choose one or two plants that are easy to find, identify and work with, so you can become more familiar with them during the following months to deepen your understanding and knowledge of foraging. At the end of the walk there is also the opportunity to visit our shop where it is possible to purchase our own home grown and hand made preserves and juices. Your foraging walk entitles you to free membership of our private Facebook foragers group, which is slowly being developed. Your own contributions to the group are welcome. Please check you tickets for important information about the venue. Please read and acknowledge our policies. Information Source: Dalton Moor Farm | eventbrite

Get ready for Chapter Nine of the WYW Open Mic Nights. Whether you're a pro or a first-timer, this is your chance to shine in front of a welcoming crowd. Featured Set: Izzy Neish on the saxophone. Date: Tue, September 23 2025 Time: 6 :00 PM GMT Location: The Burlam Bear The theme is "Msuic to our Ears". What do you associate with this theme? What sounds are music to your ears? Fully embrace lyricality within poetry! We want to hear it all, in poetry, prose or song/music. See you there! Information Source: WYWEvents | eventbrite

Waterstones York are delighted to bring you an Evening with celebrated author and journalist, Clare Balding at City Screen Cinema, 24th September 7pm. Clare Balding, Pastures New: From growing up in a racing yard to commentating in the King’s Coronation procession and fronting the Olympics and Wimbledon, Clare Balding’s life has been extraordinary. Now, she has written her debut novel based on a character who relocates from London to a struggling farm in Monmouthshire. Discover more about Pastures New as well the secrets from behind the scenes of her 30 years in broadcasting… A little more about Clare... Clare Balding grew up in the countryside surrounded by horses and dogs, and reading everything from Jilly Cooper to Henry James. Her autobiography, ‘My Animals and Other Family’, won the National Book Award for Autobiography of the Year. A keen rider, she competed as an amateur flat jockey during her teenage years, winning Champion Lady Rider in 1990. After an English Literature degree at Cambridge she became a journalist. Alongside her award-winning sports broadcasting and coverage of major Royal events, Clare hosts her much-loved Ramblings series on Radio 4, taking her across the British Isles exploring its landscape and its storytelling. A passionate campaigner for equality and women’s sport, Clare was awarded a CBE for her services to Sport and Charity in 2022, which she was honoured to receive at Buckingham Palace. Accessing the cinema: Doors to the event (in Screen 1) will be open from 18.40 and the event begins at 19.00 Ticketing: £10 General Admission £25 Book and Ticket (Pasutres New HB). Accessibility: City Screen Picturehouse has bathrooms on the ground and first floor. A customer lift for accesibility - located near the bar on the ground floor. Parking is restricted, however, cars can access Coney Street from 18.00 for collection and drop off outside of our store. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Leafs fans, this event is for you! On Wednesday, September 24 at Delta Bingo & Gaming in Pickering is hosting a night packed with excitement and Blue & White pride. There are 20 pairs of tickets to an upcoming Toronto Maple Leafs game to be won — and you could be heading to Scotiabank Arena! Every dab brings you one space closer to shouting BINGO and scoring your spot in the stands. Plus, take part in high-energy mini-games (think fun, fast-paced Minute-to-Win-It style challenges) for even more chances to win great prizes. The details: Cost: $40* (includes cost of Bingo package and dabber) Date: Wednesday, September 24, 2025 Time: Must arrive by 6 pm. Bingo starts at 7 pm. Address: 975 Dillingham Rd, Pickering, ON L1W 1Z7 Grab your friends, wear your Leafs gear, and join Delta Pickering for a night of great games, great vibes, and unforgettable prizes. *Plus applicable fees. All guests must be 18+ for entry. Guests must be able to present valid government-issued photo identification. Health cards are not accepted. Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE. Hockey tickets must be accepted as awarded. Please play responsibly. Filming and photography will take place. Information Source: Delta Bingo & Gaming | eventbrite

Charity Trivia Night Come join us for a fun-filled evening of brain-teasing questions and friendly competition at our Charity Quiz Night ! Gather your friends and family to form a team or fly solo - either way, you're in for a great time. All proceeds from this event will go towards supporting a worthy cause, so you can feel good about flexing your trivia knowledge. Don't miss out on the chance to win some awesome prizes while making a positive impact in our community. See you there! There'll also be a bottle tombola and a couple of other prize games! Free tea, coffee and snacks too! Information Source: eventbrite

For centuries women have gathered in circles to support, share and empower each other. Thrive Circle has been designed to provide a safe space for women to come together, be inspired and supported, and achieve personal growth. We will cover all aspects of life including business, health, finances, relationships, careers and wellbeing. The Morning Each event starts with time to get to catch-up, meet new people and reconnect with familiar faces. Refreshments are provided. Our speaker this month is the brilliant Vikki Ellison , an Advanced Menopause Specialist Nurse who owns the Calm Menopause Clinic in Apperley Bridge. Vikki is accredited by the British Menopause Society, and has over 33 years of experience in the NHS. Whilst working in primary care, Vikki developed a strong passion for women’s health, particularly in supporting women through the challenges of perimenopause and menopause. This led her to focus her expertise in this area, becoming a dedicated female health nurse and advocate for better menopause care. In response to the growing number of women struggling to access accurate advice and effective treatment, Vikki launched her private clinic, Calm Menopause & Wellbeing Clinic in Apperley Bridge, in February 2025. The clinic offers personalised, evidence-based care in a supportive environment—giving women the time they deserve to understand and manage their symptoms. In this Months Session Vikki will provide clear information about perimenopause and menopause—including symptoms, treatment options, and practical advice for managing this life stage. She will cover both hormonal and non-hormonal approaches to help women make informed decisions about their care. Information Source: Thrive Circle | eventbrite

The Middlesbrough Student Takeover is back! Join us on Thursday 25th September for a night of discounts, offers and entertainment Join us on Thursday 25th September for a night of exclusive discounts, offers and entertainment across the centre. Shop all of your favourite brands for less with up to 30% off, plus remember to pick up some great freebies on the way. Register for your FREE E-Ticket now and collect your wristband when you arrive on the night Keep an eye on our social media pages for all our latest offers. We'll see you there! An experience just for students This event is strictly for students only. As in previous years, we'll be closing the Cleveland Centre at 5:30pm, as normal, then reopening, for students only, via the Grange Road entrance at 6pm. Remember to bring your Student ID with you. Student Offers Middlesbrough Student Takeover offers will be released from the start of September so please keep checking the Cleveland Centre website for all the latest updates: Middlesbrough Student Takeover offers will be released from the start of September so please keep checking the Cleveland Centre website for all the latest updates: https://www.clevelandcentre.co.uk/ T&Cs apply. Freebies & Giveaways There is so much more than just the in store offers. We have loads going on in centre, including amazing freebies, giveaways and competitions 'Join the After Party! Head over to Captain Cook’s Square from 8 PM to 10 PM for the Student Shopping Night afterparty! Enjoy fun at Level X, Wendy’s, and Inflate Space, plus live entertainment featuring fire eaters, LED characters, and more! Just show your Student Shopping wristband and join the excitement!' Can I bring guests with me? Yes, you are able to bring friends/family with you, but they will only be admitted entry with a valid ticket holder, with student ID. How to get to the Cleveland Centre https://www.clevelandcentre.co.uk/contact Centre information For further information about the Cleveland Centre, accessibility, parking, and year round opening hours, please visit the centre website https://www.clevelandcentre.co.uk Privacy Policy Student Shopping UK Privacy Policy- http://studentshoppinguk.com/privacy-policy Cleveland Centre Privacy Policy- http://www.clevelandcentre.co.uk/privacy Terms & Conditions - Please note that offers are subject to change. - Offers are available on Thursday 25th September 2025, 6pm - 8pm only. - Please ask in store for full terms and conditions. Information Source: Student Shopping UK | eventbrite

Morning Coffee with Crime starts at Valentino's Ristorante, 14 Westgate, Ripon HG4 2AT at 11:00 am (doors open from 10:30am) with a delicious cup of coffee (or tea) and a Italian biscotti or canoli. Our guest on Friday 26th September is one of the hottest crime writers, MW Craven, winner of a steel dagger, a gold dagger and book of the year amongst many other plaudits. MW Craven will be talking about Washington Poe and Tilly Bradshaw and their latest book, The Final Vow. We're very big fans of the series! Information Source: The Little Ripon Bookshop | eventbrite

Welcome to the South Beach Casino Concert Series ! Join us at the South Beach Casino & Resort for an unforgettable evening filled with live music and entertainment. Get ready to groove to the beats of talented artists in a vibrant atmosphere. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to enjoy great music with friends and family. Grab your tickets now and get ready to dance the night away! Information Source: B 'n' M Marketing | eventbrite

This course is designed for those that are totally new to painting, but also those that have some past experience and might be looking to rekindle a love of the medium. We will look at the fundamental elements of painting which can then provide you with the basic building blocks to develop further; colour, hues, colour temperature and colour theory will all be explored. Exploring these various elements will provide an inspiring artistic challenge for all. Subject matter will be taken directly from the walled garden, which at this time of year is bursting with form, shape and colour. This course is designed to inspire! In terms of medium, we will look at using watercolour paint, pastel and crayon. This is one of three courses in creativity. There is a course that focusses on drawing, details of which can be found here , and another course on painting which can be booked here . They can either be booked together as they relate, or separately. Further information: Who is the course for: both beginners and those with experience wanting to refresh. Materials: watercolour paint, pastel, crayon, paper - these will be made available, but please feel free to bring ones own Times: Start time: arrive 9.45am for 10.00am start Morning coffee/tea break: 10.45am - 11.00am Lunch: 12.30am - 1.15 pm Afternoon tea break: 2.45pm - 3.00pm Finish: 4.00pm There is a busy cafe at The Helmsley Walled Garden which serves meals and coffee/tea however please feel free to bring your own refreshments. Extensive parking available in Helmsley. Tutor bio: Clare Belbin Carlile studied Fine Art at Newcastle University and completed her postgraduate in Drawing & Painting at Edinburgh College of Art, exhibiting regularly since then. Clare has been resident artist at Helmsley Walled Garden for a number of years and can be found most days throughout the year (in all weathers!) in one of the borders of the garden painting. She has extensive experience in teaching courses in creativity, as well as mindfulness. Links www.clarebelbin.com Clare's Instagram Helmsley Walled Garden Information Source: Clare Belbin Carlile | eventbrite

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This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning how to take a piece of wild wood found on a beach, in a woodland or elsewhere, and giving it a new life. No previous experience is necessary, just a love of wood and a curious nature! Minimum age 18 years, however please ask if you are interested in a younger person attending. As with all our courses we can arrange a private booking for an individual or small group on an alternative date, please just get in touch. An idea of what the course will cover: where to find wildwood how to assess its potential basic tool selection and safety and how to set up a basic work station on a budget initial cleaning and preparation dealing with problem areas such as decay, splits & cracks shaping, including splitting, & cutting finishing and presentation. a brief look at some more advanced tools & techniques follow up advice after the course has finished This course is more about developing skills and knowledge that you can apply at home, rather than everyone making a particular item. You will get the opportunity to try a range of simple tools and techniques, but you may not finish any one piece on the day. In fact most participants go home with several pieces to continue working on. You are welcome to bring any wildwood you may have knocking about and we can take a look. You never know, it may hide some cool woody secrets! We will spend time exploring the surrounding woodland in search of interesting pieces to fire the imagination and to work on, and aim to be based outside all day, so please do dress for the weather, including sturdy footwear and a waterproof jacket just in case. If the weather proves to be troublesome we can make use of our indoor workspace, and a wood burning stove will keep us warm in the colder months. , Information Source: Paul Williams Woodcraft | eventbrite

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Homage2Fromage events are super fun, informal cheese experiences where you get to help yourself to the cheese! Grab eight perfectly curated, themed cheeses and hear the stories behind them…  Welcome to Yorkshire Cheese vs The Rest of The World! A night filled with delicious cheeses fighting for your votes! Join us for a cheesy experience like no other. Taste and vote for your favorite cheeses as they battle it out for the title of the ultimate cheese champion. Four amazing Yorkshire cheeses meet four formidable contenders from the rest of the world. Join us to explore cheeses from here, there and elsewhere! From creamy textures to bold flavours - compare, contrast, and cast your vote to crown the winning cheese! Which cheese will emerge victorious - and where is it from? Yorkshire - or the rest of the world? We will be there to share some of the fascinating stories behind cheesemaking as you tuck into variety of cheeses. Bring a date or grab some mates, it really doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned cheese aficionado or just curd-curious (!) this is a great way to explore new cheesy experiences. Come and join us for a fun, informative, and delicious evening. With a short presentation to talk you through the cheese you have been eating – this is an amazing way to find out more about awesome cheeses from two regions! Please note - some of these cheeses will NOT be vegetarian and some will not be pasteurised! Information Source: Homage2Fromage | eventbrite

Sabrina Ghayour - at Oliver's Pantry Join us for an evening with chef Sabrina Ghayour at Oliver's Pantry. This is the third time, Sabrina has come to Ripon to talk about her amazing cooking, broadcasting and writing. We'll be doing tasty nibbles from her latest cookery book, Persiana Easy. Not to be missed! Information Source: The Little Ripon Bookshop | eventbrite

This course is designed to get you as involved as possible - this includes identifying, picking and tasting a range of wild species that will be found on the day. There will also be samples of wild food and drink for everyone to get stuck into and a pre-made wild snack! The focus with all of our workshops is on the 4 'F's of Foraging: Fungi, Fruit, Flowers and Foliage . We aim for an array of these elements on every session we run (weather and season permitting!) Event sold out or can't make this date? Head to www.foragebox.co.uk/workshops or view our Eventbrite profile to browse all available sessions. What To Expect Our 'Forage & Nibble' workshops are exactly that: you will spend the day learning how to forage with your tutor and then be treated to a 'wild snack' to put it all into context! These have become our most popular events and are available at numerous locations around the country. DURATION: 3 hours (approx 2.5 hours of foraging and 30 mins preparing and eating your wild snack) We like to keep some elements a surprise for the day, but here is what you can expect from your foraging workshop: a short introduction regarding the safety and format of the day discussions around foraging tips, safety, ethics, etiquette, sustainability and the law a circular walking route taking in different growing environments around the site. Expect a route of around 2-3km predominantly on footpaths a closer look at edible wild species and any poisonous lookalikes by a professional forager a chance to slow the pace of modern life down, meet new people and immerse yourself in a soul-nourishing activity, reconnecting with nature and discovering new flavours small tasters of wild food - this may even include freshly-picked items straight from the wild and a wild snack. Your wild snack might be something we find on the day freshly cooked in the woods, a hunk of homemade sourdough with some wild pickles and preserves, or even a big slice of cake (our tutors are decent cooks too so it could be something even better!) our workshops are run in a welcoming and informal fashion, where attendee questions and contributions are encouraged after the event, you will be sent a follow-up email containing a list of everything we found on the day. Please do not expect photos or descriptions in this email - it is purely a list for reference purposes, and we find it helps people do further research in their own time. Please note: as with most of our events, this is an educational experience and not a 'basket-filling' session . At the end of the session, there may be a small selection of our wild products and workshop vouchers available to purchase (card and cash accepted). This is a recent element of our events after enough attendees made enquiries about it - there is no pressure to buy anything having already bought tickets but sometimes people want a souvenir to take with them! Please speak to your tutor about this at the end. Who Is This Workshop For? These events are perfect for everyone - families, bushcrafters and dog-walkers alike! Nobody is made to feel out of their depth or silly for not knowing what certain things are, so these events suit absolute novices to more experienced hobby foragers alike. We strongly believe that foraging is for everyone , with all demographics welcome, regardless of age, ability, gender or ethnicity. Please read our FAQs further down the page to find out about dogs, children and mobility. IMPORTANT INFORMATION KIT LIST: What to bring with you DIETARY REQUIREMENTS: You will be asked for any dietary requirements when completing your booking. Please note that our workshops may not be suitable for vegans and coeliacs unless you inform us of these dietary requirements in advance - we may use butter or bread, for example. Bookings made within 48 hours of the event start time may not allow for your tutor to cater for specific dietary requirements - please get in touch if this is a concern. Attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport to get to the destination. EXACT MEETING POINT: The meeting point will be in the main car park. Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/h1fZhsGU3225EEJ79 What3Words: https://w3w.co/romantics.downhill.fidelity PARKING: Pay & display parking is available at this venue. Please be considerate when leaving your car and do not block gates or access for other road users, ensuring you park as near to the adjacent car as possible to allow others to park in the same area. TOILETS: Toilets are not available at this location but may be available nearby. Please arrive well in time for the start of the workshop, allowing extra time for the distance from your parked car to the meeting point and any toilet trips - we don't tend to wait for late-comers! Your foraging guide for the day should arrive on site at least an hour before the start and will start gathering the group together approximately 15 minutes before the official start time. If you cannot find your tutor around that time, there is a chance you are looking in the wrong place, so please check the event information for the exact location (not the postcode) Signage can sometimes be limited, so keep an eye out for anyone with a foraging basket! Minimum number of guests for this event to go ahead: 8 people PLEASE NOTE: We do not provide guests with a contact telephone number for your tutor. This is for privacy puropses but also because it is impractical to do so - your tutor simply wouldn't be able to take a call whilst with a group. If you need to get in contact, please use the email function via eventbrite or our website . Start getting excited! In advance of your foraging workshop, we thought you might be interested in the following: Our F ield Notes website page ' What will I find on my Forage Box workshop?' A guide to our workshops formats Trustpilot reviews from previous workshop guests Forage Box TV , our YouTube channel Our website FAQs Workshop Safety Policy, Cancellation and Other Relevant Information Our Safeguarding Policy Information Source: Forage Box | eventbrite

Друзья! 1го октября в Лондоне пройдет концерт Семена Слепакова! Билеты доступны только на Lower Balcony (Circle), и рассадка происходит по принципу first come first served, а именно, тот кто пришел раньше, тот и занял лучшее место. Refunds: tickets can be refunded in case of the event cancellation or moving to another day ONLY Возвращение спустя два года! Семен Слепаков вырос в семье, где чувство юмора было неотъемлемой частью жизни: острые шутки, анекдоты и веселые истории звучали постоянно. Его отец родом из Ростова, мать — из Пятигорска, как и сам Семен. Однако семейные корни уходят глубже — на Украину: Одесса, Полтава, Харьков, Чернобыль. Оба его деда занимались экономикой и пророчили внуку академическую карьеру. Однако в школьные годы будущий артист был далек от образа прилежного потомственного интеллектуала: мог сломать парту или запустить что-то в прохожих из окна. Следуя семейным традициям, Слепаков написал кандидатскую диссертацию, темой которой стал анализ экономической эффективности курортов Кавказских Минеральных Вод в сравнении с французскими аналогами. Однако научная карьера не принесла ему творческого удовлетворения. Желание смешить людей взяло верх. Первые попытки шутить были далеки от успеха. Как он сам вспоминал: «Отец советовал мне не смеяться до того, как рассказал концовку. И не смеяться одному — подождать, пока засмеются другие». Этот принцип Семен запомнил на всю жизнь. Настоящий успех пришел в юмористическом жанре: авторство остроумных песен, популярные телепроекты, миллионы просмотров в интернете, сценарии и продюсирование культовых комедийных сериалов — в этом он стал одним из лучших в России. Но всё изменилось с началом войны. Слепаков занял четкую антивоенную позицию, что привело к запрету его творчества в России. Любопытно, что в одном из интервью он когда-то шутил на эту тему: «Меня запретят? Руку отрежут? Какие песни под запретом — только смешные или все подряд? Запретят петь? Ну, буду писать книги, стихи, заниматься стендапом. Главное — высказываться, поддерживать связь с людьми. Способ общения не имеет значения». Именно так всё и сложилось. Его концерты продолжают собирать полные залы по всему миру. В течение двух лет Слепаков жил в Израиле, но на сцену решил вернуться только сейчас — и с размахом. Пять концертов в пяти городах, почти полная распродажа билетов при минимальной рекламе — явное доказательство того, что зрители помнят, любят и ждут его. В новой программе будет всё: разговор с залом, шутки, песни, размышления о жизни, истории о том, что случилось за последние два года. На сцене — человек, которого российские власти объявили «иностранным агентом», израильтянин по паспорту и по духу, не перестающий писать, петь, снимать и идти вперед. Это будут особенные вечера — полные юмора, теплого общения и осознания того, что жизнь продолжается. И для Семена Слепакова, и для его поклонников. Возрастное ограничение: 18+. При себе иметь ID Билеты включают сбор на восстановление заведения в размере £1 EN: A long-awaited return after two years! Semyon Slepakov grew up in a family where humour was an integral part of life: sharp jokes, anecdotes, and funny stories were a constant presence. His father was from Rostov, his mother from Pyatigorsk, just like Semyon himself. However, his family roots extend further—to Ukraine: Odesa, Poltava, Kharkiv, and Chernobyl. Both of his grandfathers were economists and envisioned an academic career for their grandson. However, during his school years, the future artist was far from the image of a diligent intellectual heir: he could break a desk or throw something at passers-by from a window. Following family traditions, Slepakov wrote a PhD dissertation analysing the economic efficiency of the Caucasian Mineral Waters resorts compared to their French counterparts. However, academia did not bring him creative fulfilment. The desire to make people laugh took over. His first attempts at humour were far from successful. As he recalled: “My father advised me not to laugh until I had told the punchline. And not to laugh alone—wait for others to laugh first.” This lesson stayed with Semyon for life. True success came in the field of comedy: witty song lyrics, popular TV projects, millions of online views, scripts, and the production of iconic comedy series—Slepakov became one of the best in Russia. But everything changed with the outbreak of war. Slepakov took a firm anti-war stance, which led to a ban on his work in Russia. Interestingly, in an old interview, he once joked about such a scenario: “Will they ban me? Cut off my hand? Which songs will they ban—only the funny ones or all of them? Will they forbid me to sing altogether? Well, then I’ll write books, poems, do stand-up. The main thing is to express myself and maintain a connection with people. The method of communication does not matter.” That is exactly what happened. His concerts continue to sell out worldwide. For two years, Slepakov lived in Israel, but he has only now decided to return to the stage—and on a grand scale. Five concerts in five cities, almost completely sold out with minimal advertising—a clear sign that the audience remembers, loves, and awaits him. His new programme will include everything: dialogue with the audience, jokes, songs, reflections on life, and stories of what has happened over the past two years. On stage stands a man labelled a “foreign agent” by Russian authorities, an Israeli citizen by passport and at heart, who continues to write, sing, film, and move forward. These will be special evenings—filled with humour, warm interactions, and the important realisation that life goes on. For Semyon Slepakov and for his fans. Age restriction: 18+. Valid physical photo ID is required Tickets include £1 venue restoration levy Information Source: UK STAND-UP CLUB | eventbrite