Join Beverley Racecourse for the social event of the summer, presented in partnership with Flemingate Shopping Centre.
Get set for one of the best afternoons you’ll spend with your friends this summer, as we bring you Flemingate Ladies’ Day. From a laid back picnic in the Course Enclosure to the glamour and vibrancy of the Premier Enclosure, there’s no other day quite like this.
Gates will open approximately 11.30am with the last race approximately 5.30pm (tbc).
A lovely day out for young and old alike, PAW Patrol favourites Chase and Marshall will be making appearances during narrator-led story time sessions at this family raceday.
Bring your little ones along to see their favourite pups and listen to tales of their heroic adventures. There’s also a superb afternoon of racing to enjoy as well as the return of the slightly bonkers Bark de Triomphe, a charity race for jockey’s dogs where anything goes!
Gates will open approximately 11.30am with the last race approximately 5.30pm (tbc).
Join us for a summer race night as the sun sets on the Westwood.
Tonight’s meeting is part of the Go Racing in Yorkshire Summer Festival – a week long celebration of all the fabulous racing on the flat in Yorkshire, which sees racing at eight of the nine Yorkshire courses across the week.
Gates will open approximately 4.30pm with the last race approximately 8.30pm (tbc).
The perfect break to your week, enjoy a mid-summer afternoon of racing at Beverley, including the 133rd running of the classy Watt Memorial Handicap Stakes.
Gates will open approximately 12 noon with the last race approximately 5.30pm (tbc).
Enjoy an afternoon of thrilling racing at Beverley Racecourse. We have plenty of food and drink on offer across all three of our enclosures. Our Grandstand and Paddock Enclosure puts you at the heart of the action or why not enjoy the luxury of our Premier Enclosure? We’ve got something for everyone to enjoy.
It’s East Yorkshire’s biggest racing Saturday of the year so expect fabulous racing and a vibrant atmosphere.
Always the biggest Saturday of the year, this meeting is huge fun and a perfect day out with your friends. Enjoy live music, sample some delicious locally sourced food in one of our many eateries, sip a cool drink or two, and of course, enjoy some thrilling racing in the summer sun. Gates open 11.30am.
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
It’s the first of our three evening meetings of the 2019 season and the least crowded – take advantage of the opportunity to head down after work and enjoy a relaxed evening of fun and sport as the summer really starts to get underway.
Tonight’s meeting features a host of fantastic local charities that do some astonishing work in the region. Joining us tonight are:
Cash 4 Kids
The Daisy Appeal
Dove House Hospice
Hull Homeless
R-evolution
Featuring a host of fun fundraising opportunities – come and support your favourite!
Gates open 4.30pm.
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
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A gloriously British afternoon of racing, entertainment and fine food awaits you at our Very British Raceday.
Gates open 11.30am and racing will be followed by a singalong well worth staying for – don’t book your taxis too early!
One of our absolute favourites with its lovely atmosphere, A Very British Raceday has become a course tradition. Don your best British-themed outfits; try your hand at sidestalls from Hoopla to the Coconut Shy; marvel at the astounding Flea Circus, and join in a rousing ‘Best of British’ singalong after racing.
BSL (British Sign Language) Interpreted
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
A spring afternoon of racing awaits on one of our popular Tuesday afternoon meetings, with great sport to enjoy and none of the weekend crowds.
Enjoy an afternoon of thrilling racing at Beverley Racecourse. We have plenty of food and drink on offer across all three of our enclosures. Our Grandstand and Paddock Enclosure puts you at the heart of the action or why not enjoy the luxury of our Premier Enclosure? We’ve got something for everyone to enjoy.
Hospitality is available from just £75 pp + VAT, so why not upgrade to really treat yourself? Gates open 11.50am.
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
Beverley Racecourse hosts Hull FC for a Half Term Raceday. A perfect day out for the whole family! Gates open 12 noon.
It’s half term so why not bring the whole family and join us for a fab day out. As well as an exciting afternoon of racing, the training squad from Hull FC are coming down to run fun challenges, drills, skills training and meet the player sessions, with some great prizes available. There’s lots of other fun going on too.
– Sumo suit wrestling
– Skills and drills fun rugby training with Hull FC Outreach Squad
– Meet the player sessions – meet your Hull FC heroes! (Times posted closer to the event)
– Mini funfair rides for the little ones
– Bounce on the giant trampolines*
– Fly down the giant inflatable slide*
– Face painting*
*Small charge applies for these activities
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
A huge success in 2018, Bygone Beverley returns and is set to be one of our best themed events of the year! Gates open 11.30am.
Bring the whole family on this lovely bank holiday Monday to enjoy racing as it used to be as we recreate racing from the 1950s on the Westwood. As well as a great afternoon of racing action, there’s so much to see and do, with the racecourse and staff sporting a full 50s makeover.
– Catch the iconic Beverley Bar Bus from the centre of Beverley, to arrive in style (running times posted closer to the event)
– Take a spin on our full size vintage carousel
– Ride the classic 50s swingboats
– Learn to jive with our 50s dance lesson sessions for all (running times posted closer to the event)
– Visit our mysterious fortune teller to hear what the future will hold
– Bop to the Mad Dog Swing Band
– Gasp at Sam the Scam in his Bunko Booth
– Pose with our beautiful vintage cars, from classic Morris Minor to the elegant Rolls Royce
– Pet exotic animals from far away lands
– Request a tune from the traditional one-man-band
– Sample candyfloss spun in the true old fashioned way*
– Win prizes at our striped hoopla stalls and coconut shy*
– Get up close to meet stunning birds of prey*
* small charge applies for these attractions.
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
Join us for a spring afternoon of fun and racing, as the season starts to get underway, with today’s feature race the 7 furlong Alan McGuiness and Robin Lunness Memorial Handicap Stakes at 2.50pm.
Private room hospitality is available from just £75pp at this meeting too – why not upgrade and treat yourself!
Gates open 11.40am. First race begins at 1.40pm.
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
A wonderful Easter raceday for the whole family! The afternoon’s highlights include a chocolate egg decorating workshop with Butterfly Chocolates of Pocklington, as well as a magical Easter Egg Tree, hung with real chocolate eggs to pick.
There’s also mini funfair rides, trampolines to bounce into spring and face painting. Under 18s go free and most of the fun is free too, so it really is the perfect day out this Easter.
– Decorate your own egg with white chocolate, sprinkles, stars, and chocolate beans in our Easter chocolate workshop.
– Take your little one to pick their own egg from our magical Easter tree
– Enjoy mini funfair rides
– Visit the face painting marquee*
– Bounce to your heart’s content on the giant trampolines*
*Small charge for these activities
Course Enclosure: £4
Grandstand & Paddock: £12
Premier: £20
Disabled toilets are available in all enclosures and are all fitted with RADAR locks on them.
We are wheelchair friendly throughout most areas of the course, with disabled viewing stands overlooking the track and parade rings, and reduced mobility car parking close to the racecourse.
A comedy written by Peter Gordon in 1991, set in a suburban garden. While Alan attempts to tend his vegetable plot, his peace of mind is disturbed, not only by his impending fortieth birthday, but also by doubts about the fidelity of his wife, Claire.
The quiet of his garden initially provides some respite from his worries but this is soon disturbed by the ongoing squabbles of his neighbours, Jill and Dave. When a secret message falls into the wrong hands, a chain of events is set in motion which affects not only the two couples but also their friends, the well-meaning but inept Derek and the recently separated Sarah.
Alan’s concerns are temporarily eased by a surprise birthday party but the evening’s events only serve to throw the other relationships into turmoil, sowing the seeds of doubt for everybody!
Access to the theatre is via a ramp, wheelchair space in the auditorium can be reserved in advance by booking seats on 01482 812750
Howden Minster Community Chorus are performing ‘The Armed Man: Choral Suite’ (Karl Jenkins) and ‘Requiem’ (Gabriel Fauré) and welcome singers of all voice types to join them for the event.
You don’t have to be an experienced singer, although an ability to read music will be an advantage. All singers are asked to register in advance to receive further information; please email howdenminster@gmail.com.
The rehearsal (1.30pm) and performance (7.30pm) will be led by Matthew Collins (Director of Music, Howden Minster) and accompanied on the organ by Paul Thompson. The soloists will be Minster chorister, Grace Marwood, and professional baritone, James Gaughan.
Cost for Singers: £10 to include score hire and post-rehearsal refreshments.
SWING’S THE THING
A celebration of popular music from the golden age of song – upbeat and uplifting to the extreme.
As the hot bed of Teal creativity, award winning jazz vocalist and Radio 2 presenter Clare Teal’s concerts with her Trio are constantly evolving and renowned across the country for their fabulous arrangements interspersed with Clare’s warm and witty storytelling.
This brand new show promises a rich jazz infused repertoire in its many forms and eclectic song list, bringing you more exhilarating swing and sparkling melodies as Clare and her band celebrate the Great American and British Song books as well as contemporary writers creating the standards of today.
As one of the UK’s greatest interpreters of song and much loved performers, Clare and her Trio guarantee an evening of inspired music and unbridled entertainment performed by the very best.
Hull College is supporting a symphonic celebration of the music of 8-bit British home computing with the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra.
The 8-Bit Symphony concert will feature 90 plus epic minutes of lovingly orchestrated musical genius from the Commodore 64, the ZX Spectrum and the Amstrad CPC.
It will also include compositions from legendary Hull-born composer, Rob Hubbard, who pioneered the use of music in gaming and wrote for more than 75 games in the 1980s.
Rob Hubbard’s orchestrations from International Karate, Monty on the Run, Monty on the Run High Score, Kentilla and Flash Gordon have been selected to be played in the concert.
There will be additional orchestrations by Gremlin’s Ben Daglish, Elite’s Mark Cooksey, Ocean/Interceptor alumnus Gari Biasillo, Cosmi’s Paul Norman, Tomb Raider’s Peter Connelly, Team 17’s Allister Brimble and veteran C64 remixer and impresario Chris Abbott.
The concert, which is also supported by C64Audio.com, a website dedicated to the music of the Commodore 64, will also be a reunion.
More than 100 veterans including musicians, graphic artists, programmers and software house bosses will attend, including Jon Hare, Tony Crowther, Andrew Hewson and more and there will be an opportunity for retrospectives, signings and interviews.
8-Bit Symphony was conceived by 8-Bit impresario, record label boss, publisher and music remixer Chris Abbott, and produced in conjunction with Hull College.
It will be performed by the Hull Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Robin Tait, at Hull City Hall on Saturday, 15 June at 7.30pm.
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