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‘May’ we welcome you to York?

Silly season is definitely in full swing here in York, as it always is when the weather improves.

What we usually do is plant a look-out on top of the Minster, and as soon as he or she see a warm, relatively sunny day approaching, declares “Events, events, events!” We all follow the advice and the summer party begins.

So getting out and about in York during the month of May was a very clever choice on your part.

As we’re a city that appreciates cleverness (what’s that, TWO universities?) we shall reward you Pop in for ious some delic e a homem d s e k a c

with a bumper issue of What’s On, bursting at the seams with fun, interesting and exciting things to see and do. Seriously, we had to use special extra-strong staples this month.

Obviously you’ll be trying your best to do everything listed in these lovely pages, but if time is tight ‘May’ we suggest a few?

Put a spring in your step at the Steiner School Spring Fair on 17th May as you wander their magical spring grotto. Also, why not choo-choo-choose this event at the National Railway Museum?

Their Big Fun with Little Trains

activities will let you enjoy rides on trains of all shapes and sizes.

And if you were looking for something more cerebral (after all, you are very clever) why not try wrapping your brain around some of the fascination events and talks of the Before I Die Festival?

Whatever May-hem you get up to this month, have fun, stay safe, and if you’re back again next year there is job going as city look-out.

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NEWGATE MARKET. Over 100 stalls in the heart of York for fresh produce, fresh air – and fresh banter. Besides local food, discover original crafts and gifts plus clothing and leather goods. Open daily 9am–5pm. Visit www.york.gov.uk or call 01904 551355.

Yorkwalk, from Museum Gardens Gates, daily at 10.30am and 2.15pm. Entertaining historical walks. Visit www.yorkwalk.co.uk or call 01904 622303.

PLAGUE, POVERTY & PRAYER, Barley Hall. The ongoing exhibition from children’s author Terry Deary explores everyday life for the citizens of York from the Norman invasion to Tudor times.

Call 01904 615505.

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may REVEALING YORK MINSTER’S UNDERCROFT, York Minster.

Experience the revamped network of new interactive galleries, housed in the Undercroft and Treasury below the historic cathedral. Visit www.yorkminster.org or call 0844 9390011.

FRESH PRODUCE, The Balloon Tree Farm Shop, 9am-5pm. The award winning farmshop and cafe has a wide selection of good value, quality home-grown and locally sourced produce all under one roof. Pet the animals and this month there is fresh home-grown asparagus on sale, and prepare to get picking your own strawberries as well! Call 01759 373023.

RIVER CRUISES, YorkBoat, Lendal Landing. Enjoy river cruises every day and see York from a different perspective. The daily cruise departs at 10.30am, as well as early evening and night-time floodlit cruises. Call 01904 628324.

TYRANICAL TUDORS, York Dungeons. See the effects of tyrant King Henry VIII becoming head of the church and filling the crowns coffers. Meet the redundant washer servant of St Mary’s Abbey who has now become a dirty filthy peasant and is fighting for survival…

Visit www.thedungeons.com/York

EVERY SUNDAY GIANT CARBOOT SALE, Home Farm, Wigginton, 7am-1pm.

Opening from Easter Sunday 20th April. Call 01904 768463.

EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY MUSKET AND MUSLIN HISTORICAL WALKS, Clifford’s Tower, 7.30pm. Tuesdays Wars of the Roses, Wednesdays Georgian York and Thursdays Naughty Victorians. Visit www.musketandmuslin.co.uk or call 01904 416244.

EVERY NIGHT

GHOST TRAIL OF YORK, West Doors of York Minster, 7.30pm.

Dare you cross the centuries and discover York’s spine-chilling history? Visit www.ghosttrail.co.uk or call 01904 633276.

THE HISTORY POST, St Helen’s Square, 7.30pm. A fun historical walking tour of the city, led by your very own costumed Victorian gentleman. Call 01904 264528.

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May 2014 Sunday 4 to Monday 5 May 2014

Duty Calls: share Our story Discover the real life stories of Castle Howard in wartime; watch the story of our own horses commandeered for the war effort in The Final Charge stunt riding show; get up close to vintage vehicles and relax with fairground rides and music hall style entertainment in the Boar Garden.

Thursday 15 to Friday 16 May 2014

Enjoy stunning flower arrangements which will fill the house with bursts of colour and fragrance. Browse a plant fair and watch as our experts demonstrate how to get the best from your garden and floral arrangements. Take a guided tour of the walled garden and woodland and visit the Garden Centre for special promotions and activities.

Š Ryan Browne

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Find at out more at www.castlehoward.co.uk 01653 648333 Castle Howard, York YO60 7DA

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Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ fountainsforfamilies

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Shakespeare’s First Folio, Yorkshire Museum, 10am-5pm.

Regarded as one of the most important books in English literature, Shakespeare’s First Folio is a compilation of 36 works by the playwright. Currently only four copies are on display in the world – see one of them at the Yorkshire Museum. Call 01904 687687.

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Duty Calls: Castle Howard in Time of War, Castle Howard, 10am-5pm. While generations of Howard sons went to fight overseas the impact of war was often more powerfully felt at home. From Waterloo to World War Two, this exhibition explores the stories of Castle Howard in the time of war. Call 01653 648333.

UNTIL 2nd NOVEMBER ROYALS: THEN AND NOW, Beningbrough Hall. Enjoy some major contemporary royal portraits from the National Portrait Gallery in the lavish surroundings of Beningbrough Hall. This display marks the 300th anniversary of the accession of the house of Hanover.

Call 01904 472027.

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Lines in the Landscape Exhibition, National Railway Museum, 10am-5pm. Together with Take a View and Network Rail, the NRM are hosting the finalists of the ‘Lines in the Landscape’ competition. This exhibition depicts the speed and momentum of the railways against stunning landscapes. Call 0844 8153139.

1st OPEN EVENING, Askham Bryan College, 5-6.30pm. You can talk through the courses you wish to study with the lecturers, and Student Services will be on hand to discuss any additional requirements.

Call 01904 772277.

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FREE VALUATION DAY, Talbot Hotel, Malton, 11am-3pm. Let Tennants Auctioneers value your antiques, collectibles and jewellery.

Call 01423 531661.

2nd MAY-10th JUNE SPRING EXHIBITION, The Pyramid Gallery, Stonegate, 10am5pm. See the acrylic paintings of Lesley Seeger and the pottery of Hannah Arnup.

Call 01904 641187.

2nd-5th MAY SPRING STEAM GALA, North York Moors Railway, Pickering Station. See a wealth of classic locomotives including the fastest engine in steam preservation, Class A4 Pacific No. 4464 ‘Bittern’, LMS Class 3F 0-6-0 No. 47406 ‘Jinty’, and North York Moor Railway’s newest addition to the home fleet, the newly lined black LMS Class 5MT Locomotive. There will also be stalls and sales taking place, so get stocked up on all your loconeeds! Visit www.nymr.co.uk 2nd-5th Harrogate Antique and Fine Art Fair, Harrogate International Centre, 11am-6pm.

Encompassing a huge variety of periods, trends and styles, the Fair re-asserts its position each spring as one of the finest fairs in the country.

Visit www.harrogateantiquefair.com

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discovering Plant sale 10 & 11 May

50 things to do before you're 11 3/4 play weekend 24 - 26 May 01904 472027 nationaltrust.org.uk/beningbrough

Š National Trust Images/John Millar. Registered Charity Number 205846.

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3rd-5th 50th Anniversary Exhibition, Newton On Ouse Village Hall, 10.30am-4.30pm.

Newton On Ouse Art Group celebrates 50 years with an annual exhibition of over one hundred new works.

Email jmhartup@btinternet.com

Haxby and Wigginton Methodist Church Scarecrow Festival, Haxby and Wigginton. There will be trails of varying lengths around Haxby and Wigginton and these will be on sale in the church 10.00 am to 4.30 pm. All proceeds from the festival will be shared between the Martin House Children’s Hospice and local voluntary organisations.

Call 01904 761262.

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3rd-5th Scarecrow Trail, Dunnington. Lots of scarecrows to find in the Village, with refreshments and trail maps available from St Nicholas Church.

Call 01904 488331.

SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL OF SPEED, Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough. Enjoy exciting car and bike hillclimb races.

Call 01723 373000.

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Dales Festival of Food and Drink, Leyburn. The Food Hall will once again host a variety of traders to delight your taste buds and the Beer Tent will be serving a selection of real ales and ciders from local producers. Authors Gervase Phinn and Neil Hanson will also be making an appearance.

Call 07909 586358.

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3rd Late Music Concerts La Mer Trio (flute, viola & harp) with music by Sally Beamish, William Mathias & Debussy For more info: www.latemusic.org

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YO1 FESTIVAL, The Knavesmire, from 11.30am. Acts already confirmed include De La Soul, Mistajam, Ame, Kryder, Danny Howard, Bicep, Futuristic Polar Bears and many more. With plenty to do for the whole family, including great food and drink, this will be one day to remember.

Visit www.yo1events.co.uk

3rd 50th Birthday celebrations, Christchurch, Stockton Lane, 11am-2pm.

Stockton Lane Playgroup celebrates 50 years with fantastic local bands, the Crazy Fun bus, bouncy castle, BBQ and fantastic prizes.

Call 07746 806426.

5th, 10th-11th, 24th26th OPEN DAYS, Holgate Windmill, 11am-4pm. To celebrate this year’s Tour de France, an exhibition is being staged in the mill called ‘Cogs’. It aims to show how closely mills, bicycles, and a host of other inventions that we take for granted are all related.

Visit www.holgatewindmill.org

3rd CHOIR CONCERNT, St. Olave’s Church, Marygate, 7pm. After two successful and enjoyable collaborations, York’s Micklegate Singers join forces with the Norwegian Kristiansand Chamber and Opera Choir.

Visit www.micklegatesingers.org.uk

5th Flower Power Fair, Sutton Park, 11am-4pm. A huge collections of herbaceous perennials, shade loving plants, early flowering bulbs and shrubs, and ornamental trees. Email suttonpark@statelyhome.co.uk

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7th Volcanoes, The Bar Convent, 7pm. An explosive talk by Geologist John Rayne-Davis.

Call 01904 643238.

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The York Company of Merchant Adventurers and their Hall, Methodist Church Hall, 10am. A talk by Capt.

Stephen Upright, hosted by Haxby & Wigginton Probus Club.

Visit www.oldorchard.co.uk/probus 6th

VINTAGE FAIR AND FUN DAY, The Showground, Driffield, 10am-4pm. The RAF Cadets host a great fair with an air display (Spitfire and Tucano), vintage and WW2 exhibits, clothing and memorabilia stalls, classic cars, motorcycles, vintage tractors and farm machinery. Call 07950 255577.

7th May-15th June York Exhibition, The Blossom Street Gallery. Featuring a range of work by local and regional artists, whose work provides a unique and perceptive snapshot of the city and surrounding areas. Visit www. blossomstreetgalleryandframing. com 10

History of a Community: The Hungate Excavation, Dunnington Reading Rooms, 7pm.

Discover how York Archaeological Trust re-created the hidden histories of the Hungate area.

Call 01904 551550.

8th AN EVENING OF MUSIC, Village Hall, Stockton on the Forest, 7.30pm. From Buble to Sinatra, enjoy the music of the very talented A.J. Brown Quartet.

Call 01904 448178.

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Le Grand Départ: Day for Night, Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 8pm. South Bank Community Cinema presents a trip to the Côte d’Azur in the company of one of the greats of French cinema. Call 01904 466086.

Plant Sale, Beningbrough Hall, 11am-4pm. Take a bit of Beningbrough home with you, as the popular plant sale returns. Plus there will be the chance to pose your green fingered questions to the gardening team.

Call 01904 472027.

10th-11th BATTLEGROUP NORTH, Yorkshire Air Museum. Three day event with free camping for entrants, open to military vehicles of all ages, and re-enactor groups.

Visit www.battlegroupnorth.co.uk 10th GRAND COFFEE MORNING/ INFORMATION EVENT, The Guildhall, 9.30am. Find out about RSPCA York’s work and proposed refurbishment appeal, and help raise funds at the same time. Stalls to include cakes, crafts, books, refreshments and a raffle.

Call 01904 654949.

10th Yarnstorming Workshop, Your Bike Shed Bicycle Café, Micklegate, 2-4pm. Sally Stone & Deborah New are knitting a giant bike (& some jerseys) which will be part of a yarnstormed installation in Rowntree Park.

Call 01904 635486.

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Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal

This half term pot up a seed, make a kite, get den building or geocaching and head out on a family bike ride with us.

Members and under 5s go free.

Call 01765 608888 for details nationaltrust.org.uk/fountainsabbey #50things

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BIG GREEN CELEBRATION, St Nicks Environment centre, 1-4pm. Join St Nicks in celebration a decade since being declared a nature reserve, with lots of activities, guided nature walks, fun for the kids and plenty of refreshment.

Call 01904 411821.

11th FEJES QUARTET, York Unitarian Chapel, 7.30pm.

The world-renowned quartet perform selected works from Mozart, Christopher Wright and Shostakovich.

Call 01904 693427.

11th STEVE CASSIDY BAND, Joseph Rowntree Theatre. With special guests Terri Ann Prendergast and Happy Monday’s Ukulele Band.

Call 01904 623568.

11th Classic Car Rally, Burton Agnes hall, 11am-5pm. The Cambridge-Oxford Owners’ Club will be showcasing their stunning collection of classic cars in the stunning surroundings of the grounds.

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12th GIFTING THE BODY AFTER DEATH, University of York, 5.307.15pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, Graham Brushett of the Donor Transplant Education Group will talk about his journey into and out of a double organ transplant.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 12th SHOULD WE LEGALISE ASSISTED DYING? University of York, 8-10pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, leading experts will present short position statements reflecting their considered views.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 13th The Roman Roadside Settlement at Healam Bridge, Tempest Anderson Hall, Yorkshire Museum, 7.30pm.

A lecture by Richard Fraser, Director, Northern Archaeological Associates, hosted by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society.

Call 01904 656713.

13th African Drumming and the Eboracum Ensemble, University Chapel, York St John University, 12.30-1.15pm. Feast your ears on some of the finest solo and ensemble playing from YSJU musicians, including new music by student composers.

Visit ww.yorksj.ac.uk/create 14th Spring Concert, The Memorial Hall, Haxby, 7.30pm.

The Haxby Singers present an invigorating concert of choir singing.

Call 01904 625116.

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SOCIOLOGY OF DEATH SYMPOSIUM, University of York, 2-3.15pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, this will be a fascinating mix of short sociological talks about death and dying presented by researchers of the Sociology Department at the University of York.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 14th FOR THEIR OWN GOOD, Friargate Theatre, 7.30-10pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, a play which combines beautiful puppetry, new writing and documentary material to tell a moving and darkly comic tale.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 14th FOOD AND DEATH, University of York, 3.30-4.30pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, two talks by leading food historians discuss the celebratory foods used to commemorate the dead.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 15th-17th The Joy Of Dance, Joseph Rowntree Theatre, 7.15pm.

The Evelyn Witcombe School of Dance presents lots of great dance routines to great music variation.

Call 01904 652202.

15th-16th Flower Festival, Castle Howard. Stunning arrangements will fill the house with bursts of colour and fragrance with a plant fair in the grounds.

Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk

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Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 15th Recording loss, University of York, 2-3.30pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, an analysis of different accounts of death and dying by contemporary photographers.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 16th MAY – 7th SEPTEMBER

16th THE WORK OF THE CORONER, University of York, 10-11.30am. Part of the Before I Die Festival, this talk by Derek Winter and Vicky Ross will cover the general standards that you can expect during a coroner’s investigation.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 16th EXPERT PANEL ON ADVANCE DECISIONS, University of York, 5.30-7.30pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, these are eight very short (7 minute) talks and a 40 minute Q&A on Advance Decisions for end-of-life planning.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 16th

Open for Business, National Railway Museum, 10am-6pm.

A major touring photographic exhibition that reveals the untold story of British manufacturing and industry through the lens of some of the world’s greatest photographers.

Call 0844 8153139.

16th MAY – 30th AUGUST TEXTILES EXHIBITIONS, National Quilt Museum. Setting the Scene is an exhibition of period quilts and costumes from historical TV dramas including Downton Abbey, Pride and Prejudice, and The Portrait of a Lady, and Dressed to Quilt challenges perceptions of quilting in its traditional sense as well as our expectations of the classic dress silhouette.

Call 01904 613242.

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Photography Course with Chris Ceaser, Castle Howard, 10.30am-5pm. Join award winning photographer Chris Ceaser on this one day course. To book, call 01653 648333.

16th DANCNG ON THE GREEN, New Earswick Bowls Club, 7.30pm. Enjoy some 1940s classics, boogie-woogie, Western swing and more plus support from DJ Johnny Whiteshoes.

Call 01904 750230.

16th SPECIAL GUIDED WALKS, starting from Museum garden gates, Museum Street. Enjoy two special walks today, with the Graveyard, Coffin & Plague Tour starting at 10.30am, and the Richard III Trail at 2.15pm. Call 01904 622303.

16TH Dinner with the Winemaker, The Grange Hotel, Diners will be able to sample five wines from our collection to complement a four course dinner.

To book call 01904 644744.

17th-18th Family Volunteering Weekend, North York Moors Railway, Levisham Station, 9am.

There will be a number of young people and families from the Junior Volunteers Group and Levisham Station Group there so you will be in good company.

Call 07807 326089.

17th-18th VINTAGE RALLY, Yorkshire Museum of Farming, 10am-5pm.

The friends of Furguson Heritage are holding their national two-day rally of old fashioned vehicles.

Call 01904 489966.

17th-18th PICKERING GAME & COUNTRY FAIR, Pickering Showground. A host of country fair attractions including show jumping, horse showing, heavy horse show, falconry, clay shooting, gun dog scurry, and terrier and lurcher events. Get £4 off your entry ticket with this magaizine!

Call 01751 200839.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 17th REAL PEOPLE THEATRE PRESENTS DEMENTIA & ME, Melbourne Centre, Escrick Street, 2.30-4pm. Part of the Before I Die Festival, Real People Theatre will explore ways of coping and invite audience reflection and discussion.

Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk

21st-25th Beverley & East Riding Early Music Festival. Guest artists will include soprano Elin Manahan Thomas, lutenist David Miller and the Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments as well as many more.

Visit www.ncem.co.uk/bemf

17th Coffee Morning, Haxby Memorial Hall, 10am-12.30pm.

Help raise money to pay for towards a commemorative plaque, showing names of the men from Haxby and Wigginton who served in the First World War. Visit www.haxbymemorialhall.org

21st Cheese, Pate and More!

The Bar Convent, 7pm. The Bar Convent are once again holding their popular cheese and pate evening. There will also be home produce on offer, such as jams, pickles, and cakes.

Call 643238.

17th SONGS OF FAREWELL, Chapter House of York Minster, 7.30pm.

Part of the Before I Die Festival, the Ebor Singers mark the centenary of the outbreak of World War One with a performance of Parry’s Songs of Farwell. Visit www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk 17th Spring Nature Walk, St Nicks Environment Centre, 10.15am-12noon. Put spring in your step on an easy walk through St Nicks nature reserve looking for spring and early summer wildlife.

Call 01904 411821.

17th York Guildhall Orchestra, York Barbican, 7.30pm. The York Guildhall Orchestra concludes its 34th season with a flash of acoustic fireworks!

They are delighted to welcome back old friend John Wallace as soloist in the brilliant trumpet concerto in E. To accompany such brilliance, they have selected pieces that show the orchestra off.

Call 0844 8542757.

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SPRING FAIR, Steiner School, Fulford, 11am-4pm. There is no better way to celebrate the coming of Spring than with a wealth of funfilled activities. Explore the magical Spring grotto, join in with storytelling and puppet shows, try some of the delicious home-cooked food in the cafe, peruse the book and craft stalls, try your hand at Maypole dancing, and also find out about the school itself.

Visit www.yorksteinerschool.org 18th

THE WEDDING AFFAIR, Royal York Hotel, 12noon-4pm. More than 45 fabulous wedding suppliers to make your big day perfect.

Call 01904 236345.

20th-21st BLINK, York St John University, 6.30-9pm. Two performance events presenting new choreographic works, celebrating the eclectic and experimental work made and performed by current students of York St John.

Visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/create

21st VINTAGE COFFEE BAR, Coppergate Centre. With a Mods Vs. Rockers theme, go along to help raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society.

Call 01904 558600.

21st Events Wednesday, York St John University. Lots of events happening across the campus and throughout the city.

Visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/create 22nd In Protest: 150 Poems for Human Rights, The Bar Convent, 7.30pm. Poets published in the anthology read their work and talk about the challenges and motivations of writing about human rights. Call 01904 415224.

23rd Gold Diggers of 1933, Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 8pm. South Bank Community Cinema presents a this big screen spectacular including the classic number ‘We’re in the Money’.

Call 01904 466086.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 23rd May-1st June Big fun with little trains, National Railway Museum. You’ll be able to see a wide range of family-friendly model layouts as well as enough toy train fun to make Thomas the Tank Engine blow a gasket. As well as all this extra fun, visitors of all ages can enjoy the regular school holiday activities including explosive science shows and rides on a real steam engine! Taking place from 23rd May to 1st June. Visit www.nrm.org.uk 24th MAY-1st JUNE HALF TERM FUN, Yorkshire Museum and Castle Museum.

Clay Bears, Teddy Bears Picnic, Storytelling Time, Build a Castle Competition and Lego Playtime – all throughout the half term. Visit www.yorkmuseumstrust.org.uk 24th-26th 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾ weekend, Beningbrough Hall, 11am-5pm.

The National Trust’s big kids’ challenge, 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾, is returning for 2014 in an action packed bank holiday weekend. The list of 50 great things to do involves den building, nature spotting and so much more.

Call 01904 472027.

24th-25th The Yorkshire Antiques and art fair, Yorkshire Event Centre, The Great Yorkshire Showground, 10am-5pm. Probably the widest selection of antiques, art, collectables, curios, vintage and retro in the north of England.

Call 01274 588505.

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24th Just 30 Fair, Rowntree Park, 10am-4pm. Just 30 is an initiative to try and encourage York residents to do Just 30 minutes of moderate exercise a day. Local groups and clubs will be present on the day offering tasters, advice and information about their particular sport. There will be a whole host of fun activities going on in the activity zone so you can try out the latest fitness craze or just pop down and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Visit www.york.gov.uk 29th-30th ART EXHIBITION, Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 10am-4pm.

Karen Winship is exhibiting hers and her learner’s work. Pieces are available to buy.

Call 07789 277382.

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THE GREAT ANTIQUES FAIR, Wetherby Racecourse, 9am-5pm.

A quality indoor and outdoor event.

Visit www.jaguarfairs.com 31st DAVID BUCKINGHAM, All Saints Hall, Upper Poppleton, 8.00pm. An evening of dazzling Flamenco and Contemporary music with one of the country’s finest guitarists.

Call 07947 540642.

JUNE 1st THE WEDDING AFFAIR, Aldwark Manor, Alne, 12noon4pm. 40 fabulous wedding suppliers to make your special day everything you’d hoped for.

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Thunder Day! Yorkshire Air Museum. A feast of sight and sound. A Spitfire flypast from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is set to make this aircraft show a treat.

Visit www.yorkshireairmuseum.org 4th Blackmagic Experimental Textile Workshop, National Quilt Museum. In this one-day workshop participants will start with printing using discharge paste and thermofax screens to take the colour out of black fabric, then continue printing with silver, gold and bronze metallic paints.

Email admin@quiltersguild.org.uk 4th That Vile Train: World War One Ambulance Train Travel, Acomb Explore, 7.30pm. Ambulance trains were used throughout World War One on both foreign soil and the home front.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 5th World Wines Dinner, Lady Anne Middleton’s Hotel, Skeldergate, 7pm. Join the hotel’s resident wine specialist on a journey of wines around the world, whilst enjoying mouth-watering complimentary dishes.

Call 01904 611570.

7th, 21st, 22nd & 28th Stained Glass Workshops, St Martin-Cum-Gregory Church, Micklegate, 10.30am-4.30pm. Led

by Ann Sotheran, there are two different workshops are available, with each workshop being selfcontained. Glass painting on 7th and 21st, and Leading and Glazing on 22nd and 28th.

Visit www.stainedglasscentre.org 7th-8th GARDENERS’ FAIR, Burton Agnes Hall, 11am-5pm The Gardeners’ Fair is a summer celebration gardening with more than fifty stalls, expert talks and plant surgeries.

Visit www.burtonagnes.com 7th DIRTY DANCING AND GREASE NIGHT, York Racecourse. Get your dancing shoes on for a night of retro music in homage to the best two movie musicals of all time. Enjoy the fabulous live singers and dancers recreating some of your favourite scenes from these all-time classics, as well as a delicious three course meal and disco until late.

Call 01904 638971.

12th There’s Life in Those Old Quilts: A Historical Novelist’s Perspective, Merchant Taylors Hall, 7pm. Tracy Chevalier, best-selling author of Girl with a Pearl Earring, will read from her latest novel The Last Runaway. Visit www. quiltersguild.org.uk/events 22

15th Father’s Day band stand, Beningbrough Hall, 11am-5pm.

Local scout groups return to entertain in the garden for a family afternoon of playing and relaxing.

Why not treat dad to a roast dinner first? Call 01904 472027.

15th PRE-WAR CAR SHOW, Yorkshire Museum of Farming. North of England Classic and Pre War Automobiles display cars over 20 years of age. Call 0845 8382962.

17th June-13th July All Things Cycling Exhibition, The Blossom Street Gallery. Works of art relating to cycling, the route through Yorkshire and the prestigious event itself. Visit www. blossomstreetgalleryandframing. com 18th JUNE & 16th JULY STAINED GLASS TOURS, St Martin-Cum-Gregory Church, Micklegate. Explore the wonderful stained glass in York Churches. Visit www.stainedglasscentre.org 20th Midsummer Monuments, Castle Howard, 6-9pm. Join curator Dr Chris Ridgway on a tour of two impressive monuments, the Mausoleum and the Temple of the Four Winds. Visit www. castlehoward.co.uk 21st LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS, Haxby Memorial Hall. Listen to the great sound of Generation Groove and get into the spirit of the Last night of the Proms. A fun evening will be had by all. Don’t forget your Union Jack! Call 01904 761825.

25th Pedalling to Perfection: the history and future of the bicycle, Rowntree Park Reading Café, 7.30pm. Jim McGurn, Chief Executive of Get Cycling asks why the bicycle has bobbed up and down the social scale since it was invented.

Call 01904 551550.

26th-28th FOREST LIVE, Dalby Forest.

Forest Live is an independent programme organised by the Forestry Commission bringing music to new audiences without commercial branding or sponsorship. See performances from James Blunt (26th), Paul Weller (27th) and Deacon Blue (28th). Visit www.forestry.gov.uk/ music or call 03000 680400.

28th-29th Ripley Antique Fair, The Town Hall, Ripley, 10am-4pm.

A quality fair with items including decorative antiques, pottery, porcelain, glass, paintings and prints.

Call 01423 889163.

FROM 25th JUNE FANATSIC ACTS AT SCARBOROUIGH OPEN AIR THEATRE, North Bay, Scarborough.

25th June Jessie J 27th June McBusted 28th June Last Night of the Proms 12th July Status Quo 26th July Boyzone 2nd August Legends of Pop Visit www.scarborough openairtheatre.com

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Grand Opera House

To book: 0844 8713024.

Tickets now on sale for York Rocks Against Cancer, 11th October.

Call 0844 8713024 to book.

Tonight’s the Night (28th April-3rd May) Tonight’s the Night, the smash hit West End musical comedy inspired by the songs of Rod Stewart, is the allsinging, all-dancing feel good show which went on to play sold-out theatres across the UK.

Annie (19th-24th May)

York Stage Musicals return to the Grand Opera House with their brand new production of this classic Broadway musical. The show is guaranteed to be filled with the company’s usual high energy cast, unique sets, live band and high octane choreography.

Evita (9th-14th June)

Bringing to life the dynamic, larger-than-life persona of Eva Peron, wife of former Argentine dictator Juan Peron, Evita tells the story from her young and ambitious beginnings to the enormous wealth and power she gained and her ultimate rise to sainthood.

Joseph Rowntree Theatre To book: 623568 The Gonodoliers (26th April)

Join the Jorvik Gilbert & Sullivan Company for an evening in the Venetian lagoon as they perform The Gondoliers as a concert performance.

The King And I (30th April-3rd May)

New Earswick Musical Society presents an exciting musical classic based on the book Anna and The King of Siam. The show follows the journey of English teacher Anna as she faces numerous obstacles in her quest to modernise the country of Siam and help The King’s children learn English.

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High School Musical - On Stage (27th-31st May)

Basketball team captain and resident jock Troy discovers that the brainy Gabriella, a girl he met singing karaoke on his ski trip, has just enrolled at East High. They cause an upheaval when they decide to audition for the high school musical, in the great show from York Light Opera Company.

My Mother said I never should (12th-14th June)

The Rowntree Players present a remarkable transformative play that follows the lives, loves and losses of four women, and sets the enormous social changes of the 20th Century against their basic desires to love and be loved.

york Theatre Royal To book: 623568.

A Number (1st-24th May)

Through the eternal debate on nature versus nurture, award winning playwright Caryl Churchill explores what makes us who we are, in a gripping and explosive drama which will feature real life father and son George and Niall Costigan.

Blithe Spirit (9th-31st May)

This supernatural comedy full of ghostly goings-on and mysterious misunderstandings is a vintage night of laughter and thrills. Novelist Charles Condomine invites the eccentric clairvoyant, Madame Arcati, to conduct a séance, hoping to gather material for his next book. The scheme backfires when he is haunted by the ghost of his temperamental first wife, Elvira, who makes continual comic attempts to disrupt Charles’ marriage to his second wife.

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A Festival 11th-17th May www.beforeidiefestival.co.uk for the Living 01904 323041 about Dying info@beforeidiefestival.co.uk Gifting the Body after Death, 12th May, 5.30-7.15pm, University of York

Thinking About Death: A Symposium, 15th May, 11am-1pm, University of York

The Work of the Coroner, 16th May, 10-11.30am, University of York

GrahamBrushett (Donor Transplant Education Group) will talk about his journey into and out of a double organ transplant.

A varied selection of short talks exploring the meaning of death and how it is understood and experienced both at an individual level and societally.

This talk will cover the general standards that you can expect during a coroner’s investigation, presented by Derek Winter and Vicky Ross.

Should We Legalise Assisted Dying?

12th May, 8-10pm, University of York

Leading experts – including those with family or professional experience of assisted dying and end-of-life care – will present short position statements reflecting their considered views.

Sociology of Death Symposium, 14th May, 2-3.15pm, University of York

A fascinating and eclectic mix of short sociological talks about death and dying presented by researchers in the Sociology Department at the University of York.

Food and Death, 14th May, 3.30-4.30pm, University of York

Two talks by leading food historians discuss the celebratory foods used to commemorate the dead – followed by a tea break with Yorkshire buns and biscuits prepared by Peter Brears.

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Recording loss: the use of photography as a method for documenting death and dying, 15th May, 2-3.30pm, University of York

In this event, Daryl Martin will offer an analysis of different accounts of death and dying by contemporary photographers, and Colin Gray will reflect on the death of his mother and father.

Expert Panel: Advance Decisions: Documenting Endof-Life wishes – the legal and ethical framework, 16th May, 5.30-7.30pm, University of York

Eight very short (7 minute) talks and a 40 minute Q&A on Advance Decisions from an interdisciplinary team of expert scholars and practitioners who will answer your questions.

Theatre performances An Instinct for Kindness, 13th May, 7.30pm, Upstage Centre Youth Theatre, Monkgate

A one man show telling the true story of Chris Larner’s journey to Dignitas, the assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland, with his chronically ill ex-wife.

For Their Own Good, 14th May, 7.30pm, Friargate Theatre, Lower Friargate

A play which combines beautiful puppetry, new writing and documentary material to tell a moving and darkly comic tale which explores whether the way we kill animals teaches us anything about our own demise.

Music and Poetry to Die For, 15th May, 7.30pm, National Centre for Early Music, Walmgate

Soprano Alison Wray will perform, along with poet James Nash, and The Chanticleer Singers will present the songs they would like to hear at their funerals.

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