Now here’s a belter of an event for everyone!
Each of us will have live music, bands, DJs, great food, drink offers, specials, great music, Great vibes all day & night long!! All different music tastes, artists & more! What’s not to love about that! Don’t miss it, get it in your diary!
Hull Friends of the Earth annual Green Fair will be held at Hull Minster on Saturday 5th October 2024.
This is a fabulous opportunity to learn about and talk to various local environmental charities, community groups, as well as purchase from environmental, and ethical stalls.
If you are interested in finding out more (or would like as stall), please get in touch with Claire on hello@hfoe.org.uk.
The Hull Folk and Maritime Festival is BACK for 2024!
Taking place across the weekend of August 23-25 at various locations at Hull Marina and the Old Town.
Events include maritime concerts, singarounds and sessions and pop-up buskers’ gigs.
The Mick McGarry GMB Main Stage
Saturday:
- 12.00 – 12.40: Tony Beacock Band
- 13.00 – 13.40: Spare Hands
- 14.00 – 14.40: Ellie Pollard and Dave Watts
- 15.00 – 15.40: Sam Martyn and Wolfy O’Hare
- 16.00 – 16.40: Ramble Gamble
- 17.00 – 17.50: Carrie Martin
- 18.00 – 18.40: Monkey’s Fist
- 19.00 – 19.40: Edwina Hayes
- 20.00 – 20.40: TBD
- 21.00 – 21.40: Pavey Ark
- 22.00 – 23.00: Hillbilly Troupe
Sunday:
- 12.00 – 12.45: Hebble
- 13.00 – 1.45: Dogfinger
- 14.00 – 14.45: Sherburn Bartley Sanders
- 15.00 – 15.45: Hase Waits
- 16.00 – 16.45: 54 North
- 17.00 – 18.00: Black Kes
The Dan Thomas Maritime & Traditional Stage
Saturday:
- 12.00 – 12.30: Maggie Graham
- 12.45 – 13.15: Cod Ends
- 13.30 – 14.00: Kevin Young
- 14.15 – 14.45: Shanty Jack
- 15.00 – 15.30: The May Geslins
- 15.45 – 14.15: Ralph and Helene Marks
- 16.30 – 17.00: Sam Martyn
- 17.15 – 18.00: Paul and Liz Davenport
The Buskers’ Stage
Sunday, August 25, at the Humber Street Gallery
- 12.00 – 12.45: Derek Waudby
- 13.00 – 13.45 – Jean Weatherill
- 14.00 – 14.45 – Ray Hawker
- 15.00 – 15.45 – Andy Sneaks
- 16.00 – 16.45 – Mike Pendergast
- 17.00 – 17.45 – Lloyd Dobbs
The Festival Sessions
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
6pm-closing: Welcome session with Les Ward & Maggie Graham, Whittington & Cat
SATURDAY, AUGUST 24
12.00 – 20.00: Whittington & Cat. Five two-hour sessions, hosts TBC
SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
From 7pm till closing: Extra-long Minerva ‘survivors’ session. Hosted by Lloyd and Andy
100 booths of artists and traders
20 games consoles with free to play games, tournaments and prizes across both days.
Tattoo Competitions
Food
Only £5 entry!! Payable on the day, cash only.
Malet Lambert High School Sports Centre, James Reckitt Avenue, Hull, HU8 0JD
Created by and for the HU3 community, HU3 Come to Tea is a mini food festival with a difference. In an area more typically dealing with food poverty than food festivals, it will galvanise the incredibly international population and the unifying potential of food to bring people together and raise awareness of what HU3 offers. Over two weeks, EofUs and partners, high street businesses, local food providers, local community groups and residents will unearth, connect, fill bellies, activate, celebrate and build on the food and human potential of the area.
Come along and join in with free activities for school aged children and young people living in Hull! There’s something for all the family!
Come along and join in with free activities for school aged children and young people living in Hull! There’s something for all the family!
It’s the perfect fun day for all the family and it’s TOTALLY FREE!
You can expect cosplay judged with trophies, face painting, lots of photo backdrops to capture memories of your day and soooo much more!
Street Art, Tik Tok/Video Set and Filming, Clothes Swap, Silent Disco, Photo Booth, Smoothie Bike, Glitter Bar, Pizza Making , Live Bands On Stage
Free Event, No need to Book!
IT’S TOTALLY FREE!! Fun for everyone and for all families.
Ella Street Festival is a one day event of: Fairground fun, Live Music Stage, DJs, Performers, Art workshops, Silent Disco, Face Painting, Paint Fights, Stalls, Beach and much much more.
The festival has taken place every two years (except 2020) and is organised by Ella Street Residents.
Our third Rootstock festival takes place on Saturday 22nd June. The weather has been fantastic for the first two, so lets hope it behaves itself on Saturday.
At last years Rootstock there was a great mix of musical styles, folk, hip hop and stuff that we’d rather not categorise, try as we might. As well as the music our arts and crafts stalls are always popular giving our community the opportunity to experience togetherness through music, arts and food.
The festival is outdoors and the attractions are accessible for all. Our site is alcohol free. There is no booze and no bull, making the entire day an enjoyable experience for all.
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.
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 (with a paying adult).
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.
Avenues Open Gardens is an urban open gardens event that takes place in the HU5 area of Hull over two Sunday afternoons in late June / July every year.
There are usually around 40 private gardens open plus allotments, so there is typically something of interest to every gardener.
The gardens show a diversity of gardening styles complimented by the interesting and unique architecture of the buildings. Many gardens are large extending to 150ft with original features such as stable blocks and outhouses.
The event is complimented by outdoor music and theatre and runs from 13:00 to 17:00 each day. Many houses also offer a wide range of refreshments. There are, of course plants for sale.
Proceeds are for Dove House and Rooted in Hull.
Yellow Day’ was a project that I rolled out across Hull, – with the help of countless people from all corners of the aforementioned city – on Saturday June 24th 2017.
The day itself was created to help people from Hull to celebrate their love of their city, and it’s fascinating history, by means of wearing or creating something yellow.
I chose the colour yellow because it’s a psychologically uplifting colour, and it resonates spontaneity, optimism, positivity and energy. And I intended to link all of those elements with people’s love of Hull and its long and influential history. Furthermore, I chose yellow because it is a colour that is intrinsically linked with Hull, as this was the colour of the the three coronets that featured in Hull’s original coat of arms.
This year’s theme is boats #yellowdayhull
Come and join the Geek Experience at Trinity Market on Saturday 30 March.
Entry is free
The region’s biggest LGBT+ Pride celebration returns for 2025.
Pride in Hull will be blazing rainbows across the city – you’re welcome to the party.
🌈The fabulous Pride Parade starts at 11am (route and more details soon)
🌈Main Stage, Zebedee’s Yard (acts to be announced soon)
🌈 Trans Square, Queen Victoria Square
🌈Hull Freedom Quarter, Saville Street
🌈Family Area, Ferens Art Gallery
🌈Community Market King Edward Street
More details coming soon!
HU5 Unplugged 
