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TEENAGE NOSTALGIA featuring all your biggest emo songs in existence with A LIVE BAND & LIVE DJs spinning all the angst your teenage dirtbag heart desires all night long! LIVE Performers, confetti & much more!
Put on your eyeliner, lace up your high-tops and get ready to rock to all your favourite nostalgic emo anthems!
This event is 14+ under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times – Please note this is a standing event!
Come and relax in the unique and historic setting of the Monks Walk Inn in an informal atmosphere with acoustic music from some of the festival guests.
The evening features Pete Bolton and Brian Swinton who were both part of the old-timey band The Whiskey Dogs. Now working as a duo, they perform a set of earthy, early Americana on fiddle, banjo, mandolin and guitar.
Joining them in the concert are Sam Martyn and Wolfy O’Hare, a duo who perform traditional and original folk music from a wide range of traditions and sources – blending some of the styles and instruments associated with early music together with contemporary elements. Sam is an established folk singer and instrumentalist and Wolfy has been involved with the early music movement since leaving university in the 1970s.
From South of the Humber come Liam Robinson, Carol Dawson and Steve Le Voguer. Members of the trio have played in The Workshy Profits and Folklincs whilst Steve also performs with gypsy jazz guitarist Lewis Kilvington. They perform traditional tunes with an English and Celtic bias on fiddle, concertina, guitar and vocals.
We’ll have a fabulous evening full of magical mayhem!
Feauturing..
Suitable for children aged 4 – 17yrs
Tickets cost £3 per child / £6 per adult – pop into your library or book online.
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Join us for a spectacular day celebrating automotive history in the stunning parkland of Burton Constable Hall.
Since 2005, the East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Club has been hosting this iconic rally, showcasing an array of classic car and motorcycles from every era, including highlights such as the 1920’s Model T Ford and the 1987 Porsche 928.
Whether you’re a lifelong car enthusiast or simply looking for a family-friendly day out, the event promises something for everyone. Explore the vintage vehicles up close or enjoy the beauty of Burton Constable’s Capability Brown Parkland.
This outdoor event is included with either a Grounds Only ticket or a House and Grounds admission ticket.
Event Details:
Date – Sunday 4th May 2025
Time – 10am to 3pm
Parking – Main car park (free). Disabled parking available
Food – The Stables Kitchen is open 10am to 5pm
Tickets – Grounds Only Ticket or House and Grounds Ticket
Please Note: Grounds Only tickets are currently available. House and Grounds tickets will be made available when the Hall reopens on Saturday 5th April.
Join us for a spectacular day celebrating automotive history in the stunning parkland of Burton Constable Hall.
Since 2005, the East Yorkshire Thoroughbred Car Club has been hosting this iconic rally, showcasing an array of classic car and motorcycles from every era, including highlights such as the 1920’s Model T Ford and the 1987 Porsche 928.
Whether you’re a lifelong car enthusiast or simply looking for a family-friendly day out, the event promises something for everyone. Explore the vintage vehicles up close or enjoy the beauty of Burton Constable’s Capability Brown Parkland.
This outdoor event is included with either a Grounds Only ticket or a House and Grounds admission ticket.
Event Details:
Date – Sunday 7th September 2025
Time – 10am to 3pm
Parking – Main car park (free). Disabled parking available
Food – The Stables Kitchen is open 10am to 5pm
Tickets – Grounds Only Ticket or House and Grounds Ticket
Please Note: Grounds Only tickets are currently available. House and Grounds tickets will be made available when the Hall reopens on Saturday 5th April.
Hull Brick Festival is returning with brand new LEGO displays, new LEGO activities, and much more – perfect for every LEGO fan!
This will be a great day for families, collectors, adult builders and every other kind of LEGO fan. With lots to see and do including speed building competitions, large scale displays, activities, traders selling loose bricks, new LEGO sets, retired LEGO sets, minifigures & accessories plus a dedicated building area.
This event celebrates all things LEGO and will take place on Saturday 23rd August 2025, with opening hours 10am – 4pm.
Early Entry is from 10am; £13 per person. Early Entry includes an exciting extra hour of LEGO fun and a free LEGO gift for every Early Entry ticket holder!
Standard Entry is from the time indicated in the ticket description; Adults £7, Children £5, Family Ticket (2 Adults, 2 Children) £18.
Under 5s gain admission for free (they DO NOT need a ticket) with a paying adult.
Careers do not require a ticket, they gain free entry with a ticket holder who requires assistance.
Please note: Only Early Bird Entry gains access from 10am. All Standard tickets gain entry to the show from the time indicated in the ticket description.
A great evening of spoken word and much more!
Nigel Planer is a comedy legend, an actor, writer and more importantly for this show he’s a great poet. He joins Henry Normal, BBC Radio 4’s ‘poet in reticence’ to reunite a team that entertains, educates and informs (but mostly entertains it must be said). Expect a special St Valentine’s Day show with poetry, stories, jokes, Q & A, fun, knitwear and a few surprises.
Nigel Planer was an original member of the comedy groups at the centre of the ‘Alternative Comedy’ movement in the 1980s and starred in the seminal TV series The Young Ones, and The Comic Strip Presents.
As well as novels, plays and TV and Radio scripts, he has been writing poetry for over fifty years. Now he’s collected almost all of the poems into one volume, called Making Other Plans, as in, ‘poetry is what happens when you’re busy making other plans.
His poetry has been published in the Guardian and in numerous anthologies as well as the 1997 collection ‘Unlike the Buddha.’
Also out this summer is his latest book, Jeremiah Bourne in Time – a strange and funny take on time-travel.
Henry Normal is a writer, poet, TV & Film producer, founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival (now the Literature festival) and co-founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival. In June 2017 he was honoured with a special BAFTA for services to Television. He co-wrote and script edited the multi-award winning Mrs Merton show and the spin off series Mrs Merton and Malcolm. He also co-created and co-wrote the first series of The Royle Family.
With Steve Coogan he co-wrote the BAFTA winning Paul and Pauline Calf Video Diaries, Coogan’s Run, Tony Ferrino, Doctor Terrible and all three of Steve’s live tours and the film The Parole Officer.
Setting up Baby Cow Productions Ltd in 1990, Henry Executive Produced all and script edited many of the shows of it’s 17 and a half year output during his tenure as MD. Highlights of the Baby Cow output during his time include the Oscar nominated film Philomena, I believe in Miracles, Gavin and Stacey, Moone Boy, Uncle, Marion and Geof, Nighty Night, The Mighty Boosh, Red Dwarf, Hunderby, Camping and Alan Partridge.
Since retiring in April 2016, Henry has written and performed 10 x BBC Radio 4 shows combining comedy, poetry and stories about family. His 11th BBC Radio 4 show ‘A Normal Journey’ will be recorded this autumn.
Born in St Anne’s, Nottingham in 1956, Henry now lives in Fairlight, Nr Hastings with his wife and screenwriter Angela Pell and their son Johnny.
In April 2018, Two Roads publishers released his book of memoirs ‘A Normal Family’ which was written with his wife Angela Pell, drawing on his family experience. It immediately became a best seller on Amazon and has already been reprinted. The paperback was released on 21st March 2019.
Henry performs poetry at Literature Festivals around the UK and has eleven poetry books available from Flapjack. On 15th August this year Henry’s 12th poetry book entitled ‘Collected Poems Volume 3’ will be released, Henry’s 13th book ‘A Moonless Night ‘ is also set for release on 28th February 2024.
He was recently given an honorary doctorate of letters by Nottingham Trent University, another by Nottingham University and has a beer and a bus named after him in Nottingham!
The perfect way to end your day!
The Late Night Festival Club provides the perfect chance to chill out in a relaxing atmosphere with some great music, great beer and good company with festival artists .
The Horizon Stage has become one our most popular events featuring young, emerging musicians and singers from around the country.
It takes place in the informal setting of the theatre’s Café Bar, giving a relaxed feel to the event.
Artists will include Sam Baxter and Merle Harbron an Anglo/Scottish duo creating dynamic, full-bodied arrangements of contemporary and traditional music. Using fiddle, drones and voice, the pair build vibrant musical landscapes, weaving together melodic lines inspired and improvised from traditional songs and dance music. These two highly-skilled musicians create intimate performances that in an instance can pivot from reflective and nuanced to driving and energetic. Together, they are a force of nature; captivating audiences with their infectious interplay and magnetic musical spirit.
They will be joined by The Hop, an exciting new trio recently graduated from the folk degree at Newcastle University. After meeting in the National Youth Folk Ensemble, they developed an impulsive approach to collaborative composition which has led to a plethora of original tunes. Their instrumental versatility allows the band to explore a wide soundscape that maintains their traditional roots with an innovative flair. Not only do they play multiple instruments, including guitar, flute, recorder and fiddle, but their infectious presence onstage is increased by the use of electric guitar and synthesizers that make for a compelling and complex performance. Combined with their compositional abilities, The Hop bring a new perspective to the folk tradition, with music that can appeal to all ages.
For details of the other artists appearing at the event visit the festival’s website www.stage4beverley.com
A perfect end to a busy day in the relaxed atmosphere of the Theatre’s Cafe Bar.
The Late Night Festival Club provides the perfect chance to chill out in a relaxing atmosphere with some great music, great beer and good company with festival artists.
Come and relax with friends and finish off your Festival experience with music to celebrate another year of Stage4Beverley!
The final Festival Late Night Club is the perfect way to end a packed week of festival activities. A time to reflect on the past few days, the great music, poetry and comedy seen and heard, the dancing and the workshops where new talents were gained. Relax and soak up the music and have a drink with new found and old friends, and until the next time…..
Local breweries, local music, local food, local people.
What more do you want and all in the setting of the stunning Hull Minster.
We can’t wait to share another years festival with you.
We have invited the best local breweries to each run their own bar. This is your chance to drink some of the best beer from the local area and beyond, speaking directly to the people that make it.
The best news of all….WE WON’T RUN OUT OF BEER!!!
As breweries run their own bar we can guarantee a full complement of beer and cider no matter when you visit.
Minimum age 18
Introducing…
Luda Brewing Co.
Aitchesons
ShadowBridge Brewery Tap & Bottle shop
Atom Beers
Munyard Brewery
Orchards of Husthwaite Cider
Pumphouse Brewing Company
Ossett Brewery
Yorkshire Brewhouse
The Doghouse – Selby
Great Newsome Brewery
We have 5 sessions over 3 days for you sip, savor and sample all that’s on offer.
Tickets are £6 which will include a souvenir glass to use and take away plus a beer guide.
Food will be available from our own Trinity tearoom, Trinity Market and 10% discount available at Pasco’s if you show your beer festival ticket.
Not only will we have amazing beer and cider, we will also have a packed lined up of local music.
A four-day science and arts extravaganza bringing together educational events for schools, a weekend of exciting sciences and arts-based activities, workshops and shows for visitors combined with a large scale evening spectacle of light installations trailing across the city centre.
The first two days focus on schools with science shows, workshops, and exhibitions by leading scientists and industry experts. The weekend invites families and young people to enjoy interactive exhibits, creative challenges, and live performances, while evening events feature content for older audiences.
Including ColliderFest After Dark
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