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Greenwood Crafts
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Art from Cook’s Voyages
Craft Workshops, Hutton-le-Hole, York, YO62 6UA Tel: 01751 417089 Email: philip@greenwoodcrafts.co.uk Web: www.greenwoodcrafts.co.uk
All the artists who sailed with Captain Cook to the Pacific are represented in the Museum by original paintings and drawings, plus a Gainsborough and other 18th century artworks
Some of the greatest artists of all time have been inspired by our amazing county and it’s easy to see why. Now’s the time to discover it for yourself.
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Visit Greenwood Crafts in the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole, where you can see a variety of handmade gifts in turned wood, glass and ceramic. Items made on the premises range from small gift items such as jewellery to large commissioned pieces. Phil is an internationally known wood artist and Wendy has had her work featured in galleries and magazines. Well worth a visit. Open most days, all year round. Please phone for current opening times if travelling long distances.
Stained Glass Centre
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3 Kilerby Lane, Cayton, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO11 3TP Tel: 01723 581236 Email: val@stainedglasscentre.co.uk Web: www.stainedglasscentre.co.uk
A feast for lovers of art and much more! Captain Cook Museum Grape Lane Whitby
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The Stained Glass Centre is situated in the countryside between Scarborough and Filey about a mile from beautiful Cayton Bay. The centre is open all year from 10am - 5pm daily and visitors are welcome to browse the showrooms which are full of stained glass windows, lampshades, mirrors and gifts. The Craftsmen at the centre design windows and door panels to customer specifications. The panels are made traditionally. Visitors can relax in the Tearoom and enjoy the lovely garden and the Stained Glass Centre offers weekend courses with meals and accommodation.
Open daily 14 Feb – 1 Nov tel 01947 601900 web www.cookmuseumwhitby.co.uk
Bridlington Priory Church Bridlington Priory Church, Church Green, Bridlington, YO16 7JX Tel: 01262 672221 Web: www.bridlingtonpriory.co.uk
The National Trust, Nunnington Hall
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At the Priory Church, as well as a fine medieval building, you will find the stunning ‘Lamb of God’ tree carving, ‘Mouseman’ furniture, beautiful stained glass, the history of the Priory told in 12 appliquéd panels, a display about St John of Bridlington, VC and other war memorials and the world-famous four manual Anneessens organ….. or you can simply use this lovely ancient church to find peace and a time for reflection.
The South Bay Harbour, Sandside, Scarborough, YO11 1SN Tel: 07855 381139 Email: mvcoronia@me.com Web: www.scarboroughpleasuresteamers.co.uk The sea is, of course, Scarborough’s first attraction and nothing shows it better than a boat trip. The coastline is truly spectacular with its 600ft high cliffs, rocky headlands, smugglers coves and Sandy Bays. From Robin Hoods Bay in the North to, Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Head in the South, the Heritage Coast is waiting to be discovered. Come aboard and join us for a delightful trip, with wind in your hair and the sun shining you can experience the coastline from a new perspective; the sea. Whilst onboard both the Coronia and Regal Lady you will find comfortable seating both indoors and outdoors, a licensed bar serving hot drinks, cold
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drinks and snacks as well as viewing decks both upstairs and down. Take the children back in time to the dark days of World War 2, when both the Coronia and Regal Lady were part of a gallant fleet of little ships. They sailed across the channel to rescue and bring home our beleaguered army from the embattled beaches of Dunkirk in 1940.
Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors
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Robert Smithson architecture, and a diverse art collection including exquisite Elizabethan carvings and the finest contemporary works, inspired Simon Jenkins, author of ‘England’s Thousand Best Houses’, to describe Burton Agnes Hall as ‘the perfect English house’ and one of England’s twenty finest houses. Outside the Elizabethan walled garden contains a magnificent floral display and in the courtyard visitors will find unique, handcrafted gifts and souvenirs in the shops and the café offers home-made meals using the garden’s fruit and vegetables and local ingredients.
The terrace is completed by an iconic temple at one end and a Tuscan temple at the other with their differing architecture and styles, and in spring the banks between the temples are awash with wild flowers.
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The Geall Gallery and Artisan Cafe are to be found in the steam railway village of Grosmont nestled in the spectacular landscape of the North Yorkshire Moors national park. This relaxed and informal gallery is well worth a visit offering the delightful combination of great art and superb food. Well known for his panoramic palette knife paintings of the North Yorkshire Moors and coastline.
Chris Geall works from the back of the gallery and is always happy to stop and have a chat. The Artisan cafe offers delicious homemade food and coffee from a varied and imaginative menu catering for all tastes. We take great pride in what we do and hopefully provide a unique and pleasurable experience.
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Staithes Gallery
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High Street, Staithes, North Yorkshire, TS13 5BH Tel: 01947 841840 Email: al@staithesgallery.co.uk Web: www.staithesgallery.co.uk
Eden Camp, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6RT Tel: 01653 697777 Email: admin@edencamp.co.uk Web: www.edencamp.co.uk
The old fishing village of Staithes, nestled between towering cliffs on the North Yorkshire coast, is an irresistible magnet for artists. “Go to Staithes!” the young Laura Knight was advised. “There’s no place like it in all the world for painting!” She did; and, like many artists before and since, discovered an exciting, wild place where she could develop and nurture her talent. The village continues to attract a wide range of artists working in a wonderful
Housed in the unique setting of an original World War Two Prisoner of War camp, a visit to our award winning museum offers an unparalleled experience of British civilian and social history of the 1940’s, and military history of the 20th Century. Experience the sights, sounds and even the smells of life on both the Home Front and Front Line in 25 exhibition huts which originally housed Italian and German PoW’s from 1942 until 1948. Discover how the barriers of hostility
variety of styles and media. Staithes Gallery provides a showcase, right in the heart of the old village, for the very best contemporary artwork inspired by Staithes and the surrounding area. Our exhibitions reflect the exceptional quality and variety of art stimulated by this most inspirational place. Open Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday 10am-5pm
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between prisoners and the local population were overcome through the making and giving of a wide range of gifts and items. Our museum houses the largest publicly displayed collection of PoW Arts and Crafts in the world. An educational and exciting experience for all ages.
Look Gallery 20 Castlegate, Helmsley, York, YO62 5AB Tel: 01439 770545 Email: info@lookgallery.co.uk Web: www.lookgallery.co.uk
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Look Gallery is a long-established gallery in the ancient and very beautiful market town of Helmsley. We have two floors full of paintings, sculpture, photography and pottery in an exciting mix of contemporary and traditional styles. Find us tucked away just near the turning to Duncombe Park for a friendly welcome and a look at some of the best art the UK has to offer.
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Gallery @ Woodend
Tim Firth’s Neville’s Island
Box Office 01723 370541
Our fabulous area with its constantly changing scenery and dramatic landscapes are some of the sources of inspiration for the many artists who live and work along the Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors. We are proud to be ‘home’ to a diverse range of independent, unique galleries and studios, craft centres, theatres and museums that offer exciting programmes of exhibitions, talks and other events throughout the year. Some are located in town or village centres and others are off the beaten track, however, all will prove an enjoyable and worthwhile day out!
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Rievaulx Terrace is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the tranquil, yet beautiful surroundings and a great example of how nature changes landscapes throughout the seasons.
In addition to the vibrant network of contemporary and traditional galleries, there are many fine examples of sculpture and public art accessible in remarkable outside spaces.
For 2015 we have two fantastic outdoor exhibitions, The International Garden Photographer of the Year and a local sculpture exhibition.
We have a vibrant programme of festivals and events which cover all art forms; including Visual and Performing Art, Music, Literature, Film and Photography. Our events often engage with these disciplines in new and exciting ways.
Festivals and Events
Below are some of the large scale events that take place annually in our area. The Geall Gallery & Artisan Café
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Westborough, Scarborough, YO11 1JW
The Yorkshire Coast, North York Moors and The Wolds are steeped in fascinating history. We are proud of our heritage, and you’ll find lots to see and do! There are numerous heritage sites including iconic ruins set atop rugged headlands and stately homes. Authentic steam railways, castles, abbeys and churches nestled within our cultural market towns. Our ancient coastline holds a dazzling array of dinosaur fossils and our small fishing towns and villages boast a long standing maritime tradition.
There are a wealth of art, cultural and heritage activities taking place across the Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors throughout the year. These range from festivals, one-off events, exhibitions, performances, tours, trails and much more…
Front Street, Grosmont, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 5QE Tel: 01947 895007 Email: chris@chrisgeall.com Web: www.chrisgeall.com
And not forgetting the World Premiere of Alan Ayckbourn’s 79th play Hero’s Welcome
Discover a Coastline and Countryside steeped in history
changing programme of high profile art and photography exhibitions we have for next year are the British Wildlife Photography Awards, wonderful works by artist Serena Partridge and a summer spectacular of children’s illustration.
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Alan Ayckbourn’s revival of Confusions
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Artistic Inspiration
Discover one of Ryedale’s true gems, the 18th century landscape of Rievaulx Terrace and its temples. Stroll through the woodland, with its nature spots and natural play areas for children, then out onto the terrace to experience the stunning views of Rievaulx Abbey and the surrounding valley.
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The Woman In Black, directed by Robin Herford
Visit Nunnington Hall, home of the Fife family in the 1920’s and discover its past, present and future. You’ll be able to experience the stories of the families that helped shape Nunnington Hall into the cosy and charming family home that we see today. In 2015 we’ll be making some major changes in some parts of the Hall. This will give the Carlisle collection of miniature rooms a wonderful new home, reinterpreting the stone hall, revamping our children’s area and expanding our temporary exhibition space. Amongst the
Rievaulx, Helmsley, North Yorkshire, YO62 5LJ Tel: 01439 798340 (Summer) Tel: 01439 748283 (Winter) Email: rievaulxterrace@nationaltrust.org.uk Web: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/rievaulx
The SJT – a champion of new work for an amazing 60 years!
Join us in our celebratory year for 60 events including headline shows that had their beginnings with the company and are now some of the most successful box office hits worldwide.
We hope you enjoy discovering some amazing attractions and places.
With so much history to discover, you can charter your own private trip. Ideal for school trips, birthday parties or a special event, you can commandeer the ship and let the fun begin.
Burton Agnes Hall
William Hodges - Madeira
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Nunnington Hall, Nunnington, North Yorkshire, YO62 5UY Tel: 01439 748283 Email: nunningtonhall@nationaltrust.org.uk Web: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/nunnington
The National Trust, Rievaulx Terrace
Burton Agnes, Driffield, YO25 4NB Tel: 01262 490324 Email: office@burtonagnes.com Web: www.burtonagnes.com
Add to that our unrivalled heritage, and you’re in for a treat. This trail blends both the historic and the artistic to inspire your next – and many more – days out.
Scampston Hall Scampston, Malton, YO17 8NG Tel: 01944 759111 Email: info@scampston.co.uk Web: www.scampston.co.uk
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Scampston Hall is among the best examples of the English country house, combining fine architecture with a wealth of art treasures. Guided tours around this family home are often welcomed by Sir Charles Legard. Visitor facilities are in the hall’s contemporary Walled Garden which has, new for 2015, a Heritage and Learning Centre housed in a restored Victorian conservatory. The Garden Restaurant also has a regularly changing exhibition of art works. For opening times and admission prices please see the website.
Rotunda Museum and Scarb Art Gallery
The Crescent, Scarborough, YO11 2PW Tel: 01723 384500 Email: info@woodendcreative.co.uk Web: www.woodendcreative.co.uk
Gallery: YO11 2PW Rotunda: YO11 2PS Tel: 01723 374753 / 01723 353665 Email: gallery@smtrust.uk.com Email: rotunda@smtrust.uk.com Web: www.scarboroughmuseumstrust.com
Buy the very best fine art and craft from The Gallery @ Woodend. Located on the famous Crescent The Gallery @ Woodend supports a diverse range of artists and craftspeople who work in Scarborough and North Yorkshire. Located in the foyer and main Gallery space, our collections offer a range of original art works and comprise a unique assortment of hand made products including fine art, craft, jewellery, ceramics and textiles. All items are for sale.
In the heart of town, Scarborough Art Gallery boasts a stunning permanent collection and also offers a series of changing exhibitions on the first floor. All the works displayed reflect an eclectic mix of the community, the diverse Collection and the cultural heritage of Scarborough. Exhibitions for 2015 include; the East Coast Open, Seaside Snaps, SJT at 60 and Frank Henry Mason – the man and his method.
The gallery also hosts a range of temporary exhibitions throughout the year. Woodend is Grade II listed, built in 1835. The house was the birthplace of Edith Sitwell and played an influential role in the literary lives of her siblings (Osbert and Sacheverell). Between 1934 and 2006 Scarborough Council operated the Wood End Museum of Natural History in the building.
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The Rotunda Museum is unique circular building overlooking Scarborough’s South Bay beach. It’s full of fascinating objects including a Bronze Age man and the skeleton of a Plesiosaur - a fantastic marine reptile from the lower Cretaceous period, found near Filey. It also has Scarborough’s Lost Dinosaurs exhibition, an exploration of Jurassic Scarborough and its residents.
• Coastival Scarborough – February • Shrove Tuesday Skipping Festival at Scarborough South Bay – February • Sci-Fi Scarborough – March • National Student Drama Festival, Scarborough – April • Bridlington Arts Festival – May • North Yorkshire Open Studios – June • Bridlington Poetry Festival – June • Scarborough Armed Forces day – June • Filey Town Festival – June/July • Staxtonbury Music Festival, Scarborough – July • SJT at 60 Exhibition at Scarborough Art Gallery – July-September • Scarborough Seafest – July • Ryedale Festival, Various locations – July • National Parks Week, Sutton Bank and Danby – July/August • Esk Valley Theatre, near Whitby – August • Whitby Regatta – August • Whitby Folk Week – August • Staithes Festival of Arts and Heritage – September • Scarborough Jazz Festival – September • Railway in Wartime, Pickering – October • Bram Stoker International Film Festival, Whitby – October • Ryedale Book Festival, Various locations – October • Scarborough Dance Festival – November • Boxing Day Raft Race, Scarborough Harbour – December
For more information on each of the events listed above please visit either Yorkshire.com, DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com, NorthYorkMoors.org.uk, or VisitRyedale.co.uk Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure the information contained within this publication is accurate, Welcome to Yorkshire, Scarborough Borough Council, Ryedale District Council and the North York Moors National Park Authority cannot accept responsibility in respect of any error, misstatement or alternation which may have occurred. Front cover: The Bay Hotel courtesy of Kezy Feaster who will be exhibiting at the Inspired by… gallery in 2015.
How to get here
Turnstone Gallery
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Sandsend, Whitby, YO21 3SU Tel: 01947 893289 Email: info@turnstonegallery.net Web: www.turnstonegallery.net
BY RAIL Northern Rail, Cross Country, East Coast, Grand Central and First Transpennine Express run services from all parts of the country to York and Leeds where connections can be made to stations within the area including Scarborough, Seamer, Malton, Filey and Thirsk. The Esk Valley route to Whitby operates from Middlesbrough, whilst the Yorkshire Wolds Coast Line runs from Hull to Filey and Scarborough as well as several other local stations in the area. The East Coast Line links Hull with Scarborough and all parts of the country including local services to Bempton, Bridlington and Driffield.
Situated in the pretty coastal village of Sandsend, three miles up the coast from Whitby, it’s hard to imagine a better location for a gallery. Why not visit Sandsend and Turnstone Gallery this year. Enjoy the best of views and the best in contemporary art and ceramics, from Yorkshire and further afield.
theatre ★ music ★ cinema ★ comedy exhibitions ★ talks ★ classes ★ workshops
Opening Times: Please check our website or telephone.
www.helmsleyarts.co.uk
BY BUS/COACH
National Express coach routes stop at Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, Thirsk and York with onward connections to local destinations (www.nationalexpress. com). Bus operators National Express, Arriva, East Yorkshire and Coastliner operate all year round throughout the area with connections into Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, Malton and Thirsk.
Visit Gallery 49 in the Old Town, Bridlington, for a unique experience. Within a Grade II listed building, we showcase the work of Yorkshire artists working in fine art, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, textiles and jewellery. We also offer limited edition prints, East Yorkshire prints and vintage poster prints by David Hockney. We also have an online shop for prints. Open Thursday to Saturday 11.30am to 4pm. Other times by appointment, please check website for summer opening times.
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blandscliff Gallery and Studio was started in 2001 by three artists. Situated on the old cobbled street between the seafront and the old Market Hall, they with other artists, have painted intricate murals on building fonts and retaining walls on the street.The gallery is warm, friendly and informative. A Place to find contemporary paintings, sculpture, pottery, printing, jewellery from a variety of professional artists, mainly based in the area. A place to browse, to discover............“that special gift for yourself”
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P&O North Sea Ferries- Rotterdam and Zeebrugge to Hull (www.poferries.com). DFDS Seaways - Netherlands to Newcastle (www. dfdsseaways.co.uk).
Tracy Savage - Scarborough
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18 St. Nicholas Cliff, Scarborough YO11 2ES Tel: 01723 378516 Email: tracysavage@aol.com Web: www.tracysavage.co.uk
1 Market Place, Old Town, Bridlington, East Yorkshire, YO16 4QJ Tel: 01262 679472 Email: galleryforty-nine@live.co.uk Web: www.galleryforty-nine.com
blandscliff Gallery and Studio 9 Blands Cliff, Scarborough, YO11 1NR Tel: 01723 367252 Email: info@blandscliffgallery.com Web: www.blandscliffgallery.com
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Gallery Forty-Nine
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The A1 connects to the coastal area via the A64 at York and the A170 at Thirsk. The newly upgraded A165 runs from Hull linking Bridlington and Filey to Scarborough. Whitby can be accessed from Scarborough via the A171 and a motorway connection can be made just north of Middlesbrough.
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Award winning Yorkshire-based Artist Tracy Savage draws her inspiration from the Yorkshire coastline and landscape. Her paintings are bursting with subjects she finds fascinating; capturing the imagination with her dramatic and individual style. Opening: Summer 10am - 4pm most days. Winter times may vary. Tel:01723 378516 or email to confirm times.
The Spa Scarborough
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The Spa, South Bay, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO11 2HD Box Office: 01723 821888 Email: spaenquiries@sivltd.com Web: www.scarboroughspa.co.uk
Exhibiting Tracy’s works on two floors; the Gallery boasts a fabulous location opposite The Grand Hotel, close to the main shopping centre and in pleasant walking distance to the Scarborough Spa and Sea Front. Tracy Savage - Hornsea Home Studio, Gallery & Pottery Tel: 01964 535901
The Spa situated in Scarborough’s stunning South Bay hosts a wide variety of entertainment all year round. Home of the country’s longest summer show and the last remaining professional orchestra, The Spa has something for everybody with theatre, comedy, ballet and music shows all taking place within the beautiful Victorian splendour of the venue’s theatres. If you are wanting to relax after a long day of exploring Scarborough, the venue’s
Aakschipper Images 10 West Pier, Scarborough, YO11 1PD Tel: 01723 366172 Email: info@aakschipperimages.com Web: www.aakschipperimages.com
‘Suncourt Café’ and Bar and Brassiere ‘Farrer’s’ allows you to enjoy a tasty meal, snack or beverage whilst enjoying the wonderful sea views. For further details of all The Spa’s events please visit our website.
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Aakschipper Images is a photographic gallery showing a unique range of limited edition, signed photographic prints and cards featuring images of Scarborough and local scenes. All the work of artist/photographer Graham Rhodes whose work has developed a large local & international following. The gallery is inside a Grade II listed property that once housed a fish selling company & now part of Scarborough’s harbour side heritage. The artist is always in residence, so please feel free to go along and chat.
Hidden Horizons
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Woodend Creative Workspace, The Cresent, Scarborough, YO11 2PW Tel: 07964 759433 Email: contact@hiddenhorizons.co.uk Web: www.hiddenhorizons.co.uk
The nearest airports are Leeds Bradford, Robin Hood Airport, Doncaster, Sheffield, Durham Tees Valley, Humberside and Newcastle. Train and bus connections can be made from these airports to the area. Slightly further away is Manchester Airport which is served by direct rail connections into Scarborough, Malton, Thirsk and York.
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Rock-pooling, fossil hunting, dinosaur footprint walks and mini-beast hunts for the public, and schools are just some of the activities we run at locations along the coastline. We also specialise in offering bespoke trips to small groups, so if you have ever wanted to find your own fossil or see Yorkshire’s dinosaur footprints then get in touch, join our experienced and expert leaders and become a Yorkshire Coast Explorer.
Car hire is readily available in Scarborough, Bridlington and Malton.
For more travel information go to www.yorkshire.com/travel Trattles and Geall
Exhibition space by the sea... Generous hire and commission rates mean Gallery @ TheSpa has been fully booked for several years into the future. As a result The Spa Bridlington decided to offer extra exhibition space in the stunning main Cafe Bar. Both venues offer the art-lover a huge variety of work - landscapes, seascapes and views in watercolour, acrylic and oils; mixed media work; striking sculpture and ceramics; tapestry and photography.
Contemporary art in an 18th Century building. Idyllically situated in the heart of Whitby’s historical east side. Focusing principally on the work of Yorkshire artists and those who love it’s landscape, images and textures.
Honouring Britain’s Armed Forces. Past, Present & Future
SCARBOROUGH ARMED FORCES DAY
Open daily April to September. Winter opening times vary, please ring or check our Facebook page beforehand.
saturday 27 june LAST NIGHT of the proms
Whitby Pavilion
South Marine Drive, Bridlington, YO15 3JH Tel: 01262 401400 Email: SpaSales@eastriding.gov.uk Web: www.TheSpaBridlington.com
127 Church Street, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4DE Tel: 01947 820028 Email: sharontrattles@gmail.com Web: www.trattlesandgeall.com
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Inspired by... gallery The Moors National Park Centre, Danby, Whitby, YO21 2NB 25 Tel: 01439 772738 Email: inspiredbygallery@northyorkmoors.org.uk Web: www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/inspiredby
Both display areas receive enormous footfall, due to the huge popularity of The Spa Bridlington as the social and performance-based heart of the resort. Fabulous daylight, incredible views, and a feast of visual Arts. Then treat your taste in the Cafe Bar.
The beautiful, dedicated art space that is the Inspired by… gallery has one overriding purpose – to display work by contemporary artists and artisans who draw their inspiration from the landscape, life, light and colour of the North York Moors. Panoramic vistas, seascapes, dramatic photography, unique ceramics, colourful textiles – what will inspire you today? Details of current exhibitions are available on our website. Free entry. Open every weekend until 16 February and then daily 10am to 5pm. Reduced hours in winter, check website for times.
Further information 01262 401400. Or visit www.TheSpaBridlington.com for the timings and exhibition listings. Gallery open during all normal Spa opening times.
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West Cliff, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 3EN Box Office: 01947 458899 Email: spaenquiries@sivltd.com Web: www.whitbypavilion.co.uk
Manor Farm, Bainton, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 9EF Tel: 013772 17698 Email: sally@woldsvillage.co.uk Web: www.woldsvillage.co.uk
Whitby Pavilion is the town’s premier entertainment venue, hosting numerous touring productions, weekly tea dances plus a number of weekenders and festivals all year round including the world renowned Goth Weekend and Bramstoker Film Festival. The venue’s café is open daily from 10am4pm serving a wide range of food and drink and is the perfect place to enjoy the Pavilion’s panoramic sea views. The Pavilion is also home to Whitby’s
Gallery on the Wolds can be found in a barn conversion as part of Wolds Village, a lovingly converted Georgian farmstead. The gallery exhibits work from local artists, prints & themed exhibitions, which change every 5 to 6 weeks. Alongside the gallery you can find a superb locally renowned tearoom & restaurant, serving traditional English Fayre with locally sourced ingredients. Al fresco dining in large attractive courtyard.
only cinema which screens the latest Hollywood blockbusters. For further details of all The Pavilion’s events please visit our website.
Gift & food shop in converted stables, short woodland walk & art trail, 80 ft Dovecote & 130 ft deep well shaft. Large Free Carpark, Yorkshire Wolds Visitor Information Point plus award winning luxury guest accommodation. Gallery open 7 days a week 10am to 4pm.
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Victoria and Albert Museum. Keep the children amused at our very own zoo with a fascinating collection of animals and birds alongside the popular adventure playground. Major events for 2015 include historical re-enactments, magic days, vehicle rallies, fun interactive walks, sports and wildlife activities and musical concerts. Guaranteed to create some memorable experiences for all visitors!
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Here at Chic Art, we are passionate about interiors, and always on the lookout for new ideas and inspirations to bring you the best choice of chic and elegant accessories for your home. Chic Art is an independent retailer of stylish home accessories, stunning contemporary art, and fabulous giftware. Based in the heart of Scarborough, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service and are always on hand to offer friendly advice, support and product information.
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Scarborough Castle YO11 1HY, Whitby Abbey YO22 4JT Tel: 03703 331181 Email: customers@english-heritage.org.uk Web: www.english-heritage.org.uk
NYMR 12 Park Street, Pickering, YO18 7AJ Tel: 01751 472508 Email: info@nymr.co.uk Web: www.nymr.co.uk
Scarborough Castle With its 3,000 year history, stunning location and panoramic views over the dramatic Yorkshire coastline, Scarborough Castle fully deserves its place as one of the finest tourist attractions in the North. Learn how it was fought over in the English Civil War and came under bombardment during the First World War. Finish your day with a hearty tea in the Master Gunner’s House.
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Escape to the Moors and Coast. Get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and climb on-board a steam train for a delightful scenic journey through Heartbeat Country. Relax in cosy compartments and wood panelled carriages as the North Yorkshire Moors Railway transports you to a bygone era. With an extensive timetable that runs every day until 1 November, visit the world’s most popular heritage railway from Whitby, Grosmont, Goathland, Newtondale Halt, Levisham or Pickering Stations.
Whitby Abbey Set on a headland high over the popular seaside town, Whitby Abbey is the perfect choice for a great value day trip in Yorkshire. Discover the long history of the Abbey and the daily life of the monks who once lived here in the unique interactive visitor centre with its dramatic digital reconstructions. For mystery and imagination, Whitby Abbey is one of the best family days out in Yorkshire.
For more information about any of our regional trails, go to yorkshire.com For more information about any of our local trails that cover the Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors - go to: DiscoverYorkshireCoast.com, NorthYorkMoors.org.uk & VisitRyedale.co.uk. Don’t forget to check out our new Food and Drink leafleWt for the area ‘Delicious Trail: Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors’ and our latest ‘Attractions and Events Guide’.
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Sewerby Hall is set in a dramatic cliff top position with 50 acres of stunning early 19th Century parkland. You can admire the deep rooted heritage of the house, take a leisurely stroll through the gardens and enjoy the spectacular views over Bridlington Bay. Recently restored, the house interiors have been taken back to how they looked in 1910. You can dress up as an Edwardian, talk to costumed interpreters and see selected pieces of furniture from the
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33 Huntriss Row, Scarborough, YO11 2ED Tel: 01723 368696 Email: info@chic-art.co.uk Web: www.chic-art.co.uk
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Additionally, Scarborough Civic Society have independently produced cultural and heritage trails for Scarborough Town Centre. Information on either of these trails is widely available from Scarborough Tourist Information Centres please call 01723 383636 for more details.
Tourist Information Centres
For further information about art and heritage businesses in the Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors, as well as information on accommodation, restaurants, public transport and other local facilities, please contact one of our friendly Tourist Information Centres: Scarborough, Whitby & Filey – 01723 383636 Pickering – 01751 473791 Bridlington – 01262 673474 The Moors National Park Centre – 01439 772738 Sutton Bank – 01845 597426
Bram Stoker International Film Festival
Stephen Joseph Theatre
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Westborough, Scarborough, YO11 1JW Tel: 01723 370541 Email: enquiries@sjt.uk.com Web: www.sjt.uk.com Join us for a diamond jubilee programme of events taking place throughout 2015. 60 years ago Stephen Joseph established the first professional UK theatre-in-theRound, since then it has become an internationally-renowned cultural icon known for its new writing. In celebration of the people, plays and its history, this anniversary year features no fewer than 60 events including play readings, talks, exhibitions, master classes and much more.
See Alan Ayckbourn’s 79th World Premiere, Hero’s Welcome or enjoy his 1974 revival of Confusions. The Woman In Black returns home after 27 years directed by Robin Herford with a West End cast. Also enjoy Tim Firth’s Neville’s Island, originally produced by the company in 1992 continues to have global success. …and much more to come
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The Bram Stoker International Film Festival is now in its 7th year and has quickly expanded into one of the biggest and most unique genre festivals in Europe. Featuring over 40 films (including world and UK premieres), lectures, stage plays, Dark Arts exhibition, the legendary Vampires Ball and cult band Fields of the Nephilim returning to the stage for an exclusive performance, the BSIFF is truly one of the most diverse events in the world! Whitby Spa Pavilion 22nd – 25th October 2015 www.bramstokerfilmfestival.com Download our free app for information and exclusive features!
Ampleforth Abbey
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Ampleforth, York, YO62 4EY Tel: 01609 776000 Email: reception@ampleforth.org.uk Web: www.visitors.ampleforth.org.uk The Abbey Church, a Grade Two listed building, was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott who also designed the Liverpool Anglican Cathedral and the red telephone box. Scott designed the choir stalls which were carved by Robert Thompson of Kilburn. As you walk around the Abbey you will see many mice carved on the furniture. Inside the Abbey you will find much stained glass designed by Patrick Reyntiens (a former pupil of the school) and his son John.
Take a visit to our tea room and you will find artwork from Fr Martin Haigh who has been a member of the Community since 1940. Fr Martin was formerly Art Master at Ampleforth College. His work features heavily on pastel landscapes and in particular on French landscapes.