What's On York Guide October 2014

october 2014

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Spell-come to York!

Terrible Halloween puns aside, you've picked a brilliant time to visit our lovely city. October is the month to celebrate all things that go bump in the dark, and what better place to do that than in the most haunted city in the world!

THUNDER CRACK! LIGHTING FLASH! That's right, we have so many ghosts, ghouls and spectres in York that they even have voting rights and have to contribute toward Council Tax. To be fair, the average apparition can make a pretty decent earning in our city these days, with pop-up appearances along ghosts walks and from occasionally

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But if you're looking for autumnal treats not to be forgotten you've come to the right city.

HallowSCREAM will see York Maze transformed from a sunny summer day out to a terrifying nightmare chase through a darkened corn field. And if you want a night time adventure that doesn't involve being chased by a mad chainsaw-wielding clown, try the Illuminating York Festival.

You'll certainly see York in a different light, as some of our most famous landmarks are dramatically lit with projections and laser shows.

For the wee sprogs may we recommend the Pumpkin Festival at Piglets Adventure Farm Park? There's tonnes of stuff going on there, but we have just two words to sell the event for you: pumpkin slingshot.

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events Hotlist Want to experience the best of the best events this month? Go to these.

Pumped up...

...for the Pumpkin Festival!

There’s no better place to celebrate the spookiest autumnal festival than the gorgeous York countryside. Piglet’s Adventure Farm Park at The Farmer’s Cart will once again be pulling out all the stops this Halloween with more than 10,000 pumpkins and gourds for you to choose from. Enjoy trailer rides to the pumpkin patch, spooky storytelling, face painting, the pumpkin sling-shot, pumpkin carving, the famous corn cannon, the barrel train, and Halloween fancy dress parade, so go dressed to scare. New for this year is the Creepy Cottage…for those who don’t scare easily! The Pumpkin Festival takes place on 11th12th, 18th-19th, & 25th October-2nd November. n Visit www.thefarmerscart.co.uk

Little films, big thinking The Aesthetica Short Film Festival returns.

The Aesthetica Short Film Festival is a celebration of independent film from across the world, and an outlet for championing and supporting short filmmaking. The festival encourages filmmaking talent from across the world, spanning all genres from comedy to drama, animation to documentary and art to experimental films. Taking place in 15 historic locations across the city, it is the only festival in the UK to take over an entire city centre for four days, 6th-9th November, through pop-up cinema. n Visit www.asff.co.uk

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We've seen the light And so will you, during Illuminating York 2014!

Experience York in a new light. Cutting-edge technology will create a colourful celebration of York’s unique heritage, from spectacular sites to hidden gems.

A fantastic programme of fringe events in some of the city’s best attractions means that you can enjoy the festival over more than one evening, experiencing beautiful buildings by candlelight, tasting chocolate in the dark or uncovering some our resident ghosts. This year the festival will light us up from 29th October-1st November. n Visit www.illuminatingyork.org.uk

From maze to murder HallowSCREAM!!!!!!!!!!

Every year York Maze reopens at Halloween and completely transforms. Supposedly based on a farm where a terrible tragedy occurred back in 1873, the restless souls who died on that night will return to torment those who dare to visit. This year taking place on 17th-18th, 23rd-25th & 30th October-1st November, it is sure to be once more a fright fest like no other. Experience the freak show, the difference engine, and also 'Reincornation'. With puns like that, we're petrified already. n Visit www.yorkmazehallowscream.co.uk

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It's Cask Ale Week Week at The Black Sheep Brewery The famous brewery in Masham is celebrating Cask Ale Week, 29th September-5th October, in style. They'll be launching the spooky new brew in time for Halloween, the Reaper ale, as well as offering fun tours of the site.

The fascinating tours will show how the brewery makes ale, and yes there will be tutored tastings along the way, as well prize giveaways and great food at the cafe bar. It will be in interesting and alternative day at in the Yorkshire Dales. n Visit www.blacksheepbrewery.com

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EVERY DAY

1914: WHEN THE WORLD CHANGED FOREVER , York Castle

Museum. The terror of total war and its revolutionary impact on life around the world is explored in this major new exhibition marking the centenary of the First World War. It will tell the fascinating and often moving stories of the Yorkshire people who lived and died during the war that they said would end all wars. Visit www. yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk

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.

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Yorkwalk, from Museum Gardens Gates, daily at 10.30am and 2.15pm. Entertaining historical walks taking place every day, as well as specialist tours such as Richard III and Jewish Heritage. 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 615505.

FRESH PRODUCE, The Balloon Tree Farm Shop, 9am-5pm. The award winning farmshop – and a new café – has a unique take on pumpkin picking...

PYO pumpkins! Take a walk into the pumpkin patch to find the size and shape you like the best, or if you don’t have the time, there will be plenty to choose from in farmshop.

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.

SUMMER SHOWS, York Dungeon. See the effects of tyrant King Henry VIII becoming head of the church and filling the crowns coffers and meet the redundant washer servant of St Mary’s Abbey who has now become a dirty filthy peasant and is fighting for survival… Also, Carnivàle, their very own sideshow starring a cast of colourful characters ready to amaze and astound.

Visit www.thedungeons. com/York

WWI: A Taste of Home, York Chocolate’s

Story, 10am-6pm. An exhibition commemorating the centenary of World War One. Showcasing previously unseen artefacts and letters, which provide a fascinating and unique perspective on the conflict. Visit www. yorkschocolatestory.com

FOOT GOLF, York Golf Range, Towthorpe Moor Lane. Enjoy a new six-hole Foot Golf course. Pencil and scorecard provided.

Call 499275.

Remember to use your YorkCard to gain free entrance to York Minster!

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.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York DAILY CHOCOLATE WORKSHOPS, York

Cocoa House, times vary.

Get your hands dirty (with chocolate) each and every day with a different choccytastic workshop, including chocolate bar making, making chocolate models, and all about truffles.

Call 01904 675787.

Lightwater Valley, near Ripon. Escape to Lightwater Valley and discover the excitement of a day bursting with thrills, chills and adventure. Visit www.lightwatervalley.co.uk Allerthorpe Lakeland Park, Allerthorpe. Set in 53 acres of grounds and lakes, the site offers a variety of watersports as well as a campsite and Lakeside cafe. Visit www. allerthorpelakelandpark. co.uk EVERY SUNDAY GIANT CARBOOT SALE, Home Farm,

Wigginton, 7am-1pm. One of York’s most popular car boot sales.

Call 768463.

EVERY MONDAY SELBY MARKET. The

whole family will find something within the beautiful market town.

The Selby Farmers Market is also held on the first Wednesday of every month.

Call 07808 768186.

EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY WEEKLY CLASSES,

Rogues Atelier, Fossgate.

Upholstery Class Drop-in each Tuesday 10am1pm, and Introduction to Print-making 2-4pm. Call 07960329286. Sewing Workshop Drop-in, Wednesday 10am-3pm and Sunday 11am-4pm.

Call 07840318248

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 TUESDAY QUIZ NIGHT,

Huntington Sports Club, 8.30pm. A weekly general knowledge quiz to win beer tokens. Call 769138.

EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ROCKIN’ ROLLERS DISCO, Manor School,

Nether Poppleton, 6-8.15pm. Pop on a pair of skates and get funky at the roller disco! Call 890631.

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.

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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 264528.

SEPTEMBER

The Ghost Bus Tours, Exhibition

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.

Square, 7.30 & 9pm. A tour that combines comedy and horror in a thrilling journey around the darker side of York, onboard a classic 1960s bus.

Call 0844 5677666.

1st + 3rd SATURDAY (10am) 2nd + 4th FRIDAY (5pm) OF EACH MONTH BEYOND MONOPOLY, The

Bar Convent. Beyond Monopoly is York’s friendliest modern board game club for adults.

Visit www.bmyork. wordpress.com

2nd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH Young at Heart,

The Carlton Tavern, Acomb, 12noon-2.30 pm. Senior citizens lunch with free quiz, raffle and entertainment.

Call 07854 156726.

until 5th november Duty Calls: Castle Howard in Time of War , Castle Howard,

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 472027.

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Orchestra in Residence

Saturday, 18 October Mendelssohn – Overture: Midsummer Night’s Dream Sibelius – Swan of Tuonela Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto Sibelius – Symphony No.2 So­Ock Kim – Violin Simon Wright – Conductor Fiona Love – Leader

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York until 2nd november LITCHEFIELD EXHIBITION,

Beningbrough Hall. In collaboration with Lichfield Studios, Beningbrough Hall will play host to an exhibition of photographs of the Royal Family, snapped by Patrick Lichfield, cousin of the Queen. The selection includes formal portraits as well as some more informal moments, for which Lichfield is so notable. Visit www. nationaltrust.org.uk/ beningbrough

until 23rd october Chocolate and the People of York exhibition,

York’s Chocolate Story. A new exhibition will look into the lives and stories of the characters who created York’s chocolate legacy and those who keep it alive today. Uncover the stories of world famous confectioners who created York’s chocolate heritage, including Joseph Rowntree, Sir Joseph Terry and Mary Craven. Visit www. yorkschocolatestory.com

26th Capote, Clements

Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 8pm. Philip Seymour Hoffman takes the lead in the eponymous role which won him an Academy Award. Presented by Southbank Community Cinema. Visit www. sbcommunitycinema.co.uk

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Until 28nd October PETER BLAKE EXHIBITION Pyramid Gallery. An exhibition of signed, silkscreen prints.

Call 01904 641187

27th september 2014-1st march 2015 Trainspotting,

National Railway Museum.

Experience the anticipation that is an integral part of trainspotting through the work of artist Andrew Cross in a fresh interpretation of the everpopular theme. Visit www.nrm.org.uk/ trainspotting

27th-28th Health & Healing Festival, The Pavilions

of Harrogate, 10am-6pm.

A mix of complementary therapies, psychic readers, crystals, jewellery, books, philosophies, organic and natural products. There’s something for every­one of all ages at these friendly, vibrant and lively events.

Visit www.mbsfestivals.co.uk

september5th october ENG-AGE 50+ GAMES, across York. A

celebration of the many different sporting and fun opportunities in York for people over the age of 50.

Whether the activities take place at the local leisure facilities, at a community venue or in one of York’s local parks or outdoor spaces, there will be something for everyone.

Visit www.york.gov.uk/ engage or call 01904 553377.

Craftastic Market, Castle

Howard. 50 stalls selling handmade and locally produced crafts as well as a variety of demonstrations.

Call 01653 648333.

11th-12th & 25th26th october OPEN DAYS, Holgate

Windmill, 11am-4pm. Visit and find out all about the historic mill. Visit www. holgatewindmill.org

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PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY COURSE, St. Bede’s

Pastoral Centre. The School of Philosophy invites you to take part in a ten-week course exploring ways to deal with stress and emotions and how to improve your concentration.

Call 01904 643586.

october 1st networking evening, York Marriott

Hotel, Tadcaster Road, 6pm. A meeting for all those interested in being a part of Cancer Research’s Relay For Life, a unique celebration of life and hope which brings communities closer together.

Call 0300 1231861.

3rd CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT, Sir Jack

27th

Lyons Concert Hall, York University. BMS York welcome one and all to their concert of the season, with a performances by Emma Johnson, Carducci Quartet & Friends.

Call 01904 704052.

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The Harrogate Antique Fair 15th – 19th October 2014 Harrogate International Centre Hall M – bottom of Parliament Street

Open Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

2.00pm - 8.00pm 11.00am - 6.00pm 11.00am - 8.30pm 11.00am - 6.00pm 11.00am - 5.00pm Raising money for

in association with Deliciouslyorkshire and Fodder working together to encourage more people to Eat Yorkshire!

Supporting people with dementia and research into Scleroderma

Admission: £7.50 including catalogue Enquiries to 01823 323363 www.harrogateantiquefair.com

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Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal, 5-9pm. See the Abbey bathed in golden hues, grab something hot and scrummy to eat and settle down to a live choral performance in the cellarium.

Call 01765 608888.

4th LATE MUSIC CONCERTS, York

Baby & Toddler Nearly new sale,

Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 2-3.30pm. York MUMbler invite you to snatch up some baby and toddler item bargains.

Email Emilypickard82@ googlemail.com

ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS FAIR ,

York Racecourse, 10am4pm. A great antiques fair, hosted by Selby Antiques.

Call 07817 724904.

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Unitarian Chapel, 7.30pm.

The Ebor Singers perform.

Visit www.latemusic.org

HIGH SCORERS’ CONCERT, Southlands

Methodist Church, Bishopthorpe Road, 2.30pm. A great concert hosted by Maurice Ridge Music Tuition.

Call 07818 085021.

5th STEVE CASSIDY BAND, Joseph Rowntree

Theatre. A fantastic live concert by the experienced singer and band, joined by Terri Ann Prendergast and Happy Monday’s Ukulele Band. Call 01904 623568.

CLANDESTINE CAKE CLUB, somewhere in

York, 7pm. Bake, eat and talk about cake. They meet in secret locations only revealed to those who book a place. Interaction and conversation begin when cutting the first slice. Visit www. clandestinecakeclub.co.uk

9th Mint Yard lecture, Dunnington

Reading Rooms. Chris Rock, co-founder and current Chairman of the Battle of Stamford Bridge Society, will discuss the reasons for the battle, its course, consequences and its wider role in history.

Visit www.exploreyork. org.uk

10th To Kill A Mockingbird,

Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 8pm. South Bank Community Cinema present the a faithful adaptation of the Harper Lee novel, Gregory Peck stars in one of his best known roles. Email info@ sbcommunitycinema.co.uk

PUMPKIN FESTIVAL

Piglets Adventure Farm Park Wirth over 10,000 pumpkins and gourds to choose from, spooky storytelling, pumpkin carving, daily Halloween fancy dress parades and so much more you won’t be stuck for something to do with the kids. Visit www. pigletsfarmpark.co.uk or call 01904 499700

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11th Charity Autumn Fair, Huntington

Methodist Church, 10am1.30pm. Refreshments including morning coffee and light lunches will be available, and the stalls will include cakes, crafts, gifts, jewellery, plants and bric-a-brac. Email christine. harrison42@yahoo.co.uk

Fungal Foray,

Wheatlands Woodland, Upper Poppleton, 2pm.

Join expert Mary Larner a free mushroom-themed event. Call 01904 705490.

Boyan Ensemble, St

Clements Church, 7.30pm.

Hear the world-class Ukrainian choir. Visit www. pomp-and-circumstance. co.uk/events

8th, 15th, 22nd & 31st YORK CONCERTS, Sir

Jack Lyons Concert Hall, University of York. A great month of classical music, including Sarah Beth Briggs and Christian Wallumrod Ensemble. Visit www. yorkconcerts.co.uk

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11th, 12th, 18th, 19th and 28th October – 2nd November

Archaeology in York conference,

The Guildhall, 10am-4pm.

City of York Council and the York Archaeological Forum are set to host a conference looking at what archaeological evidence tells us about both medieval and modern York.

Call 01904 551671.

GARY GRACE, Joseph Rowntree Theatre, 7.30pm. Gary is widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading swing vocalists and has performed his show throughout the UK and Europe.

Call 01904 623568.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 13th York Ladies who Lunch, Hotel du Vin,

12.30pm. It doesn’t matter what you do for a living, all women are welcome and all equal in the fact that they wish to come together socially. To book, Call 01904 627239.

14th Stable Courtyard Craft & Produce Markets, Castle

15th-19th

HARROGATE ANTIQUE AND FINE ART FAIR, Harrogate

Howard, 10am-4pm. Over 25 stalls selling delicious food and beautiful crafts..

Visit www.castlehoward. co.uk

International Centre.

Exhibitors are selected on a basis of quality, integrity and knowledge, and as many areas of antiques as possible are represented to give the Fairs a vital and diverse profile. Visit www. harrogateantiquefair.com

From Paris to Hull: the Science of Biofuels, Tempest

15th YAYAS LECTURE, the

Anderson Hall, Yorkshire Museum, 7.30pm. A lecture by Dr Gavin Thomas, Department of Biology, University of York, hosted by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society.

Call 01904 656713.

YORK GLAZIERS STUDIO TOUR

Treasurer’s House 11am See the great East Window of York Minster up close.

Followed by a two course lunch with wine at Treasurer's House. £30 call 01904 624247

15th BRAM STOKER’S MORBID CURIOUSITIES

Treasurer’s House 6pm Join performance group ‘Don’t go into the Cellar’ for tales of the macabre from Bram Stoker.

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Friends Meeting House, Friargate, 7.30pm. The Yorkshire Architectural & York Archaeological Society begin a series of lectures with Paul Clarke on the Excavations at the Hutments, Lendal.

Visit www.yayas.org

16th HUMAN RIGHTS TALK, The Bar Convent,

7.30pm. Amnesty International Group present a talk by journalist Rob Evans about his book Undercover. Call 415224.

16th-18th October BIG GREEN MARKET,

St. Sampson’s Square. The bustling market returns featuring street food, artisan products from food to cosmetics and crafts, lots of ethical goodies, Visit www.biggreenmarket. co.uk

17th October2nd November

The HOME of Halloween, York

Dungeon, 10am-5pm. This year an all new character, The Master of Tricks, will take up residence in the Dungeon to ensure the biggest and boldest Halloween full of scary fun, mischief tricks and treats, gripping storytelling, jump through the roof surprises and pumpkins aplenty. Armed with his giant ‘The Wheel of Misfortune’ The Master of Tricks will bamboozle guest with his wit and games of deception. Visit www.thedungeons.com/ York

17th-19th MUSICPORT 2014,

Whitby Pavilion. An eclectic mix of international, regional and local acts.

Headliners include DJ Andy Kershaw, Amine & Hamza, IDLEWILD and the Beastie Drummers. Visit www.musicportfestival.com

MAINLY RAG RUGS,

York Cemetery Chapel, 10am-4pm. A free exhibition of the amazing work produced by the group 10 York Crafters.

Call 01904 610578.

17th THE FORESTERS,

Stockton on the Forest Village Hall, 7.30pm. Enjoy a night of great music from the local band, as well as an auction of promises.

Call 01904 400364.

STAND UP TO CANCER DINNER DANCE, York Marriott

Hotel, Tadcaster Road, 7pm. A three course meal, a live band, and a raffle – all in aid of the cancer charity.

Call 07917 001067.

18th Going Digital Photography Workshops,

Beningbrough Hall. The perfect opportunity to get the most from your camera. Some courses look at specialist skills including portrait and landscape work.

Call 07802 454637.

YORK GUILDHALL ORCHESTRA, York Barbican. A fantastic concert with some of the best classical musicians on the circuit. Join the orchestra on their Sibelius journey with his second symphony, Also joining them will be the fabulous young Korean violin soloist So-Ock Kim to play the glorious and familiar Mendelssohn violin concerto. Visit www. yorkguildhallorchestra.com

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York The Big Draw: Our World,

DIG, 12noon-3pm.

Go along to a fantastic interactive archaeological experience at DIG for a fun workshop as part of this year’s nationwide Big Draw event. Visit www. thejorvikgroup.com

Autumn Fair, St

Olave’s Church Hall, 104pm. Enjoy refreshments and a variety of stalls offering homemade cakes and produce, crafts, toys, and books. Proceeds go to the church and supporting charities.

Email lizbackhouse@ hotmail.co.uk

AN EVENING OF POPULAR OPERA, The

Guildhall, 7pm. The De Costa Academy presents a performance in aid of Breathe Easy.

Call 01904 610341.

LIVE MUSIC NIGHT,

The Bay Tree, Stillington, 8.30pm. BE entertained by a great local band.

Call 01347 811394.

22nd

WHISKY TASTING SESSION The Rose &

Crown, York The Rose & Crown works together with The Whisky Lounge to bring to you a superb tasting session to boost your knowledge of this fine product. Prebooking required.

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24th

The Wicker Man,

Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, 8pm. South Bank Community Cinema present the classic British horror film, starring Christopher Lee and Edward Woodward.

Email info@ sbcommunitycinema.co.uk

COMEDY NIGHT, York

Racecourse, 7pm. A great night out watching some of the funniest people in the UK. Also enjoy a slap-up curry before the show.

Call 01904 620911.

25th October2nd November Spooky Pumpkin Trail, Burton Agnes

Hall. Daring children are invited on an eerie hunt around haunted woodland.

Carved pumpkins holding clues hide amongst spooky Halloween scenes of witches, spiders and ghouls!

Call 01262 490324.

Shock-olate, York’s Chocolate Story. Test your nerve this Halloween by taking part in the tastiest trick or treat challenge ever. The attraction will be holding spook-tacular SHOCK-olate tasting sessions. Test your luck and spin the specially created ‘wheel of fortune’ to receive either a delightfully tasty treat or a revolting rotten trick chocolate!

Visit www. yorkschocolatestory.com

School Holiday Fun – Colour Detectives, Fountains

Abbey & Studley Royal.

Using the snazzy colour wheel detect ten places on the estate that are bursting with colour. It may be a rich red leaf, or the cool blue of the river – it’s up to you. Call 01765 608888.

25th October2nd November Medieval Spooky Fun Week, Whitby

Halloween Half Term, Beningbrough

Abbey, 11am-4.30pm.

There will be frightening fun, creepy crafts and spooky activities available throughout the day and all week at the Abbey, the atmospheric inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

Call 01947 603568.

HALLOWEEN FAMILY TRAILS Treasurer’s

25th-26th RIPLEY ANTIQUE FAIR, The Town Hall,

Hall, 11am-5pm (closed Monday). Follow the spooktacular sound trail, decorate a lantern, dress up for the parade or test your bravery with a scary story. Call 01904 472027.

House 11am-4.30pm Children of all ages can follow the trail and discover what lurks in the corners of Treasurer’s House and who haunts the rooms.

Call 01904 624247

Ripley, 10am-4pm. Items including decorative antiques, pottery, paintings and prints.

Call 01423 889163.

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Burton Agnes Hall. The grounds of the magnificent stately home will be filled with seasonal craft and food stalls, music, entertainers and fairground fun.

Call 01262 490324.

27th October1st November MEET THE VICARS,

Bedern Hall, 10am4.30pm. Learn about the lifestyle of York Minster’s medieval Vicars Choral and the things they left behind.

Visit www.bedernhall.co.uk

27th October2nd November ART EXHIBITION, The

Pumpkin Festival Weekend York

Maze is also hosting the UK’s biggest pumpkin competition. Break the UK record with your huge pumpkin and win £2000, or £500 for the biggest pumpkin on the day. You can also try your hand at pumpkin carving!

The Great Wetherby Racecourse Antiques Fair ,

Wetherby Racecourse, 9am-5pm. A quality indoor and outdoor event, this fair is set in the fabulous Bramham Hall Exhibition Centre with numerous outside pitches. Visit www. jaguarfairs.com

26th PUMPPLE FESTIVAL,

Brunswick Organic Nursery, Bishopthorpe, 10am-5pm. Pumpkins and apples are the order of the day, at this wonderful nursery and craft shop.

Call 01904 701869.

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De Grey Rooms. The York Art Society is delighted to announce the exhibition that will showcase the work of Society members, and that reflects a broad range of work produced across many styles and media. Visit www.yorkartsociety.com

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Acomb Baptist Church, 7.30pm. Main Street Sound Ladies Barbershop Chorus invites one and all to hear them sing and find out what they could add to your special occasion.

Visit www. mainstreetsound.co.uk

28th The Story of the Rowntree Grocery Shop

on Pavement, Tempest Anderson Hall, Yorkshire Museum, 7.30pm. A lecture by Bridget Morris, Director, The Rowntree Society, and Alison Sinclair, Architectural Historian, hosted by the Yorkshire Philosophical Society.

Call 01904 656713.

29th October1st November Illuminating CastLE Howard,

Castle Howard. The house will be illuminated as part of this York festival for the first time. The theme for the 2014 festival is Leading Lights; uncovering the rich history and future of innovation and discovery.

Visit www.castlehoward. co.uk

29th October1st November Leading Lights – Discovery & Innovation through History,

across York. Join The JORVIK Group as they explore York’s long history of innovation and discovery, from the Vikings to the Victorians, through light and storytelling. Events take place at The Viking Centre, DIG, Barley Hall and the Richard III Experience in Monkgate Bar. Visit www.thejorvikgroup.com

THE TREASURERS HOUSE ILLUMINATED, The

Treasurer’s House, 6.30-8.30pm. Discover Treasurer’s House at night, as part of this year’s Illuminating York Festival.

The house and garden will be transformed with light and sound, bringing to life the stories of ghosts, ghouls and one of York’s leading historic characters.

Call 01904 624247.

29th FREE VALUATION DAY, The Bar Convent, 11am-3pm. Take your antiques, collectables and jewellery along to get it valued for free by the expert auctioneers Tennants.

Call 01423 531661.

30th-31st Haunted Hall,

Barley Hall, 5-7pm. Enjoy a spine-chilling night as you explore Barley Hall by candlelight in the company of a cast of creepy characters – with surprises in store and frights galore, this is an evening of fun for kids both big and small!

Call 01904 615505.

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Call 01347 811394.

A GHOSTLY EVENING DINNER

Lady Ann Middletons 7pm Enjoy an evening of ghostly themed dinner and eerie tales of time gone by, followed by a tour of the historic site. £35 Visit www.middletonsyork.co.uk or call 01904 611570

november 1st Brothers of Soul Motown Night,

York Racecourse. One of the UK’s leading Motown tribute bands, they are a fantastic four piece group.

Their individual vocal styles and intricate harmonies combine to deliver a contemporary feel on the Motown classics of artists such as The Temptations, The Drifters, The Four Tops, The Isley Brothers and Stevie Wonder.

Call 01904 638971.

Kaboom, Castle Howard, 5.30-10pm.

Celebrate Halloween and bonfire night in sparkling style. An amazing firework spectacular set against the backdrop of an illuminated Castle Howard and synchronized to a special Ghostbusters movie themed music track. Call www.kaboomyork.com Festival of Remembrance, York

Barbican, from 2pm. The incredible and moving band concert returns once again, boasting a lineup including The Band of The Heavy Cavalry & Cambrai Band, The York Philharmonic Male Voice Choir, Main St. Ladies Barbershop Singers, York Military Wives Choir and the children from Rufforth Primary School.

Call 0844 854 2757.

6th Mint Yard lecture, Dunnington

Reading Rooms. Jim McGurn, Chief Executive of Get Cycling, discusses the history and future of the bicycle.Visit www. exploreyork.org.uk

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7th-8th NSPCC Christmas Fair, Castle Howard,

from 9.30am daily. Over 50 stalls selling a wide range of gifts perfect for Christmas fill Castle Howard. All proceeds go directly to the NSPCC and each year the fair raises over £30,000 for the charity. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk

7th – 9th AESTHETICA SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Treasurer’s House Treasurer’s House will be a host venue for the screening of independent cinema from across the world as part of this city wide cultural festival.

Visit www.asff.co.uk

8th York Musical Society, York Minster, 7.30pm. The York Musical Society Chorus and Orchestra perform with St Michael’s Singers, Coventry, for the Verdi Requiem. Visit www.yorkminster.org

DUNNINGTON BONFIRE & FIREWORKS, Farmer’s

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Memorial Hall, 10am4.30pm (11am-3.30pm Sun). Peruse the craft stalls, meet Santa himself, learn about the new community radio station The Vale Online, and help with the Raise the Roof appeal.

Visit www. haxbymemorialhall.org

9th Yorkshire Film Archive Screening, National

Centre for Early Music, 2pm. Part of the Aesthetica Short Film Festival, this is a screening of archive footage from World War One of York soldiers preparing to depart for the continent. It is hoped that people may recognise the men in the film. Visit www.yorkshirefilmarchive. com

19th YAYAS LECTURE, the

Friends Meeting House, Friargate, 7.30pm. The Yorkshire Architectural & York Archaeological Society continues a series of lectures with Don Henson from the University of York on Colonisation in Yorkshire after the Ice Age. Visit www.yayas.org

20th Quiz Night, The Bar

Convent. Get in from the cold and enjoy the fun of a quiz and a pie & pea supper.

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22nd November22nd December Christmas at Castle Howard,

Castle Howard. Enjoy a Christmas to remember at Castle Howard when it’s decked out with traditional trees, wreaths and baubles.

There will be yuletide entertainment, festive foods and gifts, plus prebook a fireside audience with Father Christmas at weekends. Visit www. castlehoward.co.uk

25th-29th York Scout & Guide Gang Show,

Joseph Rowntree Theatre.

A traditional Gang Show based upon the format established by Ralph Reader filled with songs, dances and sketches.

The cast is made up of Cubs, Scouts, Explorers, Network and leaders from the York Scout Districts of Minster and Ebor, as well as Brownies, Guides, Rangers, Senior Section and Leaders from the Girlguiding County of North Yorkshire South.

Call 01904 632750.

THE GREAT WETHERBY RACECOURSE ANTIQUES FAIR,

Wetherby Racecourse, 9am-5pm. A quality indoor and outdoor event, this fair is set in the fabulous Bramham Hall Exhibition Centre with numerous outside pitches.

Visit www.jaguarfairs.com

december 4th CANDLES ON THE OUSE, The River Ouse.

Light a candle and set it afloat on the river, in memory of someone special to you. Organised

by St Leonard’s Hospice.

Call 01904 777777.

5th-6th. 12th-13th & 19th-20th Christmas Party BBQ Cruise, York Boat,

Lendal Landing. Book you place on the special Christmas-themed cruiseS. Call 01904 628324.

5th-14th York Early Music Christmas Festival 2014. A brilliant line-up of

musicians will include La Serenissima, Joglaresa and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

For details visit www.ncem. co.uk/yemcf

7th LIGHT UP A LIFE, St

Helens Square, 6pm. Join St Leonard’s Hospice and dedicate a light on the mighty Christmas to a dearly departed friend or relative.

Call 01904 777777.

14th YORK COMMUNITY CAROL CONCERT,

York Barbican. Call 0844 8542757. Collavoce Choir, Tadcaster Grammar School Concert Band, the joint choirs of Haxby Road Primary Academy and St Lawrence CofE Primary School are joined by Steve Cassidy for this great family concert.

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THE PERFECT MURDER 29th September-4th October The new stage hit from the No.1 best-selling author Peter James. This highly entertaining dark comedy thriller has been acclaimed by audiences and critics around the country - so don’t miss out! Have you ever wondered how you commit the perfect murder?

YORK ROCKS AGAINST CANCER 11th October After last year’s hugely successful show, York Rocks Against Cancer returns with host Tony Audenshaw. Also appearing are The Grand Old Uke of York, Unit 8, Beth McCarthy and local rock/pop outfit, Guilty Pleasures. Come along and enjoy a rocking night whilst supporting York Against Cancer.

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THE SMALL HAND 27th October-1st November From the million selling author, and writer of the The Woman in Black, Susan Hill’s The Small Hand takes you on a brand new journey that is the stuff of nightmares. Bookseller Adam Snow stumbles across a derelict Edwardian house having taken a wrong turn. Compelled to take a closer look he approaches the front door, only to feel the chilling sensation of a small cold hand reaching for his own.

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THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA 18th September-4th October In this new fantastical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Princess and the Pea, Mike Kenny and the inventive tutti frutti team create a funny, original, beautiful retelling of this familiar tale.

BETRAYAL 3rd-18th October A lingering glance, one drink too many, a flirtation at a party: Betrayal is the story of a love triangle, stretching over the course of nine years and weaving a labyrinth of betrayals, that explores the high price of passion and the damage inflicted by desire.

Harold Pinter unravels a backwards winding path of loss and discovery charting the ultimate betrayal of friend and husband.

ANTIGINE 21st-25th October Acclaimed playwright, Roy Williams, takes Sophocles’ play and by placing it into a contemporary setting brings Thebes into the 21st Century, reinforcing this tales relevance and vitality. This is a timeless story about loyalty and truth, human nature and human behaviour. It is a story about what happens when one person stands against the rules.

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THE KITE RUNNER 27th October-1st November Afghanistan is a divided country on the verge of war and childhood friends, Amir and Hassan are about to be torn apart. It’s a beautiful afternoon in Kabul and the skies are full of the excitement and joy of a kite flying tournament. But neither of the boys can foresee what will happen to Hassan that afternoon, an event that is to shatter their lives.

Joseph Rowntree Theatre Visit www.jrtheatre.co.uk A Night With The Light 28th September York Light Opera Company presents a wonderful evening of songs old and new from Barnum, Ragtime, Guys & Dolls, Miss Saigon and Fiddler on the Roof.

LES MISERABLES - SCHOOL EDITION 31st October-8th November York Light Youth presents the classic tale of 19th century France, and Jean Valjean who is released from 19 years of unjust imprisonment but finds nothing in store for him beyond mistrust and mistreatment.

He breaks his parole in the hope of starting a new life, initiating a life-long struggle for redemption as he is relentlessly pursued by police inspector Javert.

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York Barbican 1 Jaleo Flamenco 3 The West End Experience 4 The Ultimate Eagles 7 Steeleye Span 9 Robert Temple 10 Jon Richardson 12 David Gest’s SoulLegends Live in Concert!

15 Level 42 16-17 Ross Noble 18 York Guildhall Orchestra 21 Peter Andre 23 Example 24 UB40 25 Neil Sedaka 26 Steve Hackett 28 Gregory Porter 29 John Mayall 30 An Evening With Noel Fielding 31 Foster & Allen

The Basement 2 Dr Sketchy’s Anti Art School 3 Wolfen Ep Launch 4 Down By The River Variety Show 5 Komedia Presents Krater Comedy Club 7 BettaKultcha 8 Tri-Tone presents Glass Caves 12 Komedia Presents Krater Comedy Club 13 Wozzon Comedy Store 15 La Petite Mort 17 NA Music presents 32

Ben Poole 18 Screaming Tarts Presents Lisa Knapp 20 Conquering Animal Sound 22 Mr H Presents John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett 23 Mr H Presents Ezio & Booga 24 Harry Manx 25 York Cd and Record Fair 28 SAY OWT SLAM 29 Please Please You Presents The Wave Pictures 30 The Duchess Presents Josh Pyke 31 Gaz Brookfield

Fibbers 2 Reeves Garbels and His Imaginary Friends 3 Nell Bryden 4 Olof Arnalds 5 Dry River 8 James Yorkston 10 King No-One 11 Crucified Barbara 12 Heyrocco 14 John Wheeler 15 DJ Jazzy Jeff 17 Bernie Torme 18 The Subways 19 The Word Alive 20 Blossoms 21 Hawklords 22 Soil 24 Cud 25 The Orb 26 Premonition 27 The Struts

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Luft 23 Mike Silver 30 Singers & Musicians Night NCEM 4 Martin Simpson 13 Two Guitarras Malagueñas with Chaparro de Málaga 16 Tashi Lhunpo Tibetan Monks 20 Ross Ainslie & Jarlath Henderson 25 The Chanticleer Singers (at St Chad’s Church, Campleshon Road) 30 Dance Divine Pocklington Arts Centre 5 Studio Night 8-9 Steve Harley 15 Rallying Round By Northumberland Theatre Company 21 Kate Tempest 30 Tommy Tiernan 31 Hansel And Gretel

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