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Et tu, York So here we are, back in the midst of summer, in dear old July. as we all know (just nod, nobody will judge you) July was named for Julius caesar, a man so sure of himself that he bested all his foes on the battlefield and was proclaimed roman Emperor for life. July is a bit like that; storming in with hot weather, surprise attack rain showers, and long sunny days that seem to last an age. But, just like Julius who was viciously stabbed to death by his so-called chums, it won’t last forever. Best make the most of it now, eh?

To ensure you feel like an Emperor all month long be sure to keep this issue of what’s on in your back pocket or bag. armed with us (just as Julius caesar was armed with his legions) you’ll conquer the greatest enemy to ever beset a family during the summer months... boredom. Flick through these pages, find events, concerts, festivals and shows that arouse your excitement, and you will have come, you will have seen, and you will have ruddy-well conquered! highlights to have piqued our centurion’s interest include the York Stamp & coin Fair, The dungeon’s new Jack the ripper show (more knives - be warned), the reopening of York maze, and all the mad summer fun to be had piglets adventure Farm park. The die is cast... you’re going to have a great month!

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York art gallery reopens!

New commissions, old masters and more than 2000 ceramic works will feature in York art gallery’s new displays of designated collections when it reopens on Yorkshire day (august 1st). The gallery’s collection of italian old masters will be displayed alongside substantial new research in The madsen gallery. This will be complemented by loans from major public collections, as well as the experience of the newly renovated space following an £8 million facelift. n Visit www.yorkartgallery.org.uk

Going postal... ...at the York Stamp & coin Fair gathered at the racecourse, on 17th-18th July, there will be 95 stamp and postal history dealers and more than 60 coin, banknote and medal dealers. You can buy or sell, get valuations, or simply browse and find out what these hobbies are all about. in addition, there are often specialist society meetings to which everyone is welcome, whether a member or not. There will be a bar on the first floor of the grandstand and a self-service restaurant serving hot and cold meals, snacks and drinks on the ground floor. n Visit www.stampshows.net

A ripping yarn

meet the man himself at Jack The ripper on Tour is it possible Jack the ripper left london and came to York to escape capture and stop his true identity being revealed? if you get to the York dungeon, 25th July-5th September, you will meet some of the locals in this new show, who all have their own story to tell about a man they think they might be Jack. who was he? where did he go? will he strike again? let’s just hope that he doesn’t strike during your terrifying and laughter-packed visit, as a crazed Victorian murderer is the last thing you need during the school holidays... n Visit www.thedungeons.com/york/en 6

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events diary 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 exhibition on the First World War. It tells the fascinating and often moving stories of the Yorkshire people who were affected. Visit www.yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk 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. 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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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.

RIVER CRUISES, YorkBoat, Lendal Landing. Enjoy river cruises every day and see York from a different perspective.

There are daily cruises from February to November, as well as early evening and night-time floodlit cruises.

Call 01904 628324.

GHASTLY SHOWS, York Dungeon. See the effects of tyrant King Henry VIII becoming head of the church and filling the crown’s coffers, and meet the redundant washer servant of St Mary’s Abbey who has now become a filthy peasant and is fighting for survival…

Also, Carnivàle, their very own sideshow starring a cast of colourful characters. Visit www.thedungeons.com/York

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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 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 allerthorpelakelandpark.co.uk PICK YOUR OWN, Woodside Farm, Appleton Road, Acaster Malbis, 9am-7pm Mon-Sat; 10am-6pm Sun. Pick your own delicious fruit and vegetables – there will be strawberries, gooseberries, redcurrants, raspberries and blackcurrants galore, as well as ready picked fruit and freshly dug new potatoes. Yum! Visit www.woodsidefarmfruits.co.uk or call 01904 704646.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York YORK GOLF RANGE, Towthorpe Moor Lane, near Strensall. Set in beautiful countryside, York Golf Range features a whole host of fun activities, including a floodlit driving range, a nine-hole golf course, crazy golf and even foot golf – a great combination of soccer and golf. Visit www.yorkgolfrange.co.uk or call 01904 499275.

POWER & GLORY: YORK IN THE TIME OF HENRY VIII, Barley Hall, 10am-4pm.

Discover the archaeology, firsthand accounts of life in the city and the effects that this greatest of Tudor monarchs had on life in York during his 38-year reign.

Visit www.barleyhall.co.uk or call 01904 615505.

EVERY TUESDAY QUIZ NIGHT, Huntington Sports Club, 8.30pm.

Call 01904 769138.

EVERY WEDNESDAY York Ramblers' Walks, 10.30am.

Visit www.yorkramblers.org.uk EVERY SUNDAY WIGGINTON CAR BOOT SALE, Home Farm, Wigginton, from 7am. A great local car boot sale, with refreshments.

Call 01904 768463.

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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 Ghost Bus Tours, Exhibition Square, 7.30 & 9pm.

A tour that combines comedy and horror in a thrilling journey around the darker side of York, on board a classic 1960s bus.

Call 0844 5677666.

2nd MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WEDDING OPEN EVENINGS, The Grange Hotel, Clifton. Visit the gorgeous country house in the city and discover what it could offer your special day. Call 01904 644744.

ONGOING UNTIL 1st NOVEMBER Royals: then and now, Beningbrough Hall, 11am5pm (Tues-Sun). Enjoy a new collection of royal portraits by Bryan Organ, Chris Levine, David Bailey and Jason Bell as Beningbrough Hall is transformed for a second year of propertywide portrait displays. The exhibition returns for a final year with other internationally important contemporary works

by John Wonnacott and Andy Warhol. Visit www.nationaltrust. org.uk/beningbrough UNTIL 6th SEPTEMBER PLAYING TRAINS, National Railway Museum, 10am-6pm.

Explore the wonderful world of railways, big and small.

Generations of children have grown up with railway toys, but what makes the love of them so enduring? The exhibition is a place for children, not just about them, and is filled with toys to play with, games to try and books to read. Visit www.nrm.org.uk UNTIL 23rd AUGUST WATERLOO 1815: THE ART OF BATTLE, The Royal Armouries, Leeds. 2015 marks the 200th anniversary of one of the most significant battles in British and European history.

Royal Armouries Leeds will be marking the anniversary with a special exhibition bringing together works of art, and arms and armour.

Visit www.royalarmouries.org

JULY 1st-4th JEKYLL AND HYDE: THE MUSICAL, Joseph Rowntree Theatre, 7.30pm. The first production from exciting new theatre company, York Orchard Musical Theatre, promises to be a dramatic success. Visit www.theyorkorchardmtc.co.uk 1st EBOR LECTURE, York Minster, 7pm. Rabbi Baroness Neuberger DBE, speaks on the subject ‘Learning to live a life, ready for death.’ Visit www.yorksj.ac.uk/eborlectures

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 1st APPRENTICESHIP SHOWCASE, York College, 6-8pm. Find out all about apprenticeships and how they can work for you at this informative evening. Get useful tips and advice on writing a successful application, meet employers – some of whom currently have apprenticeship vacancies – and find out more about what’s on offer at York College. No need to book in advance. Visit www. yorkcollege.ac.uk/apprenticeships 2nd FIVE MILE CIRCULAR WALK, meeting at The Blacksmith's Arms, Farlington, 9.30am. Join The River Foss Society for a walk to Whenby Church and back, followed by an optional lunch. Call 01904 764702.

3rd-5th JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL, Burton Agnes Hall.

The UK’s hottest jazz and blues acts perform in the stunning grounds. Enjoy camping, barbeques, real ale, a tea tent and plenty of children’s entertainment.

Visit www.burtonagnes.com or call 01262 490324.

3rd-5th STAXTONBURY VII, Manor Farm, Staxton, YO12 4SH. This fantastic family festival returns for yet another year, bringing with it the usual mix of great bands, fun attractions and delicious food and drink. The camping is always brilliant at Staxtonbury, and this year there 12

will be a special 60s, 70s, and 80s themed night.

Visit www.staxtonbury.com 4th-5th & 18th-19th HOLGATE WINDMILL OPEN DAYS, Holgate, 11am4pm. There are displays and storyboards depicting the life story of the mill, and HWPS merchandise will be available to buy. Visit www.holgatewindmill.org 4th & 7th OPEN DAYS, Find out about the affordable community and artists’ space available thanks to Blank Canvas.

4th July at Kettlestring Studios, Clifton Moor, or on 7th July at Omega 3, Monks Cross.

Visit www.facebook.com/ blankcanvasyork 4th-5th ROSE Antiques and Fine Art FAIR, Exhibition Centre, University of York. Forty fine art dealers, antiques dealers and jewellers will exhibit their wares at the fair, allowing visitors to peruse some truly exquisite items. The fair will also provide a forum for exhibiting works from some of the leading British contemporary designers and artisans producing unique art glass, arts and crafts silver, and other contemporary objects of virtue. Visit www.roseantiquesfairs.co.uk

4th-5th DUNCOMBE PARK STEAM RALLY, Duncombe Park, Helmsley. From the vast range of the vehicles themselves – including traction engines, vintage tractors, working displays and military vehicles – to the daredevil James Daylan Motorcycle Stunt Team, there’s plenty to see and do. There’ll be Highmoor tracking dogs, and lots to browse at the craft fair and trade stands; and the cancan dancers are sure to entertain!

Visit www.gytec.weebly.com 4th LATE MUSIC, Unitarian Chapel, St Saviourgate. Zoë Craven and Ana Beard Fernandez perform at 1pm, and Everlasting Voices take to the stage at 7.30pm.

Visit www.latemusic.org 4th Copmanthorpe Carnival, Copmanthorpe.

Running longer than most people have been living, the special community carnival returns to Copmanthorpe. There will be a great load of things to do, including stalls, rides, games, competitions, refreshments and entertainment. On the day you can sit back and enjoy the dulcet tones of Beth McCarthy, as well as rocking out to The Supermodels and Adam Dawson.

Visit www.copmanthorpecarnival. org.uk

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York 4th OPEN DAY, Minster Equine Department, Poppleton, 11am-4pm. Join the Minster Vets team for a day of poochrelated fun! There’ll be a dog agility demonstration, a chance to meet some adorable guide dogs in training, and a fun dog show.

Alongside all of the canine capers, you’ll be able to enjoy a delicious bake off, plus games and raffles.

Proceeds will go to Guide Dogs for the Blind, part of Minster Vet’s Coniston Challenge.

Visit www.minstervets.co.uk

4th MICKLEGATE SINGERS: THE SUN AND THE STARS, York St John University Chapel, 7.30pm. Enjoy a wealth of music inspired by nature and the heavens. Music will include pieces

by Gregorio Allegri, best known for his Miserere, who based his five-part Mass on Luca Marenzio's cheerful madrigal 'Che fa oggi il mio sole?'. There will also be rich choral settings of romantic verse

by Mendelssohn and Schumann, and pieces by rising 21st century stars Ešenvalds and Gjeilo. Visit www.micklegatesingers.org.uk

4th SUMMER FESTA ITALIANA, English Martyrs Parish Hall, Dalton Terrace, 6.30pm. The York Anglo Italian Society presents an evening of food and music performed by Laura Magann.

Call 07850 705789.

4th LIVE TRIBUTE ARTISTS – DIRTY DANCING & GREASE NIGHT, York Racecourse, Tadcaster Road. Get ready to have the time of your life! The fabulous tribute artists will take you back in time to the era of swishy skirts, big hair and the best holiday romance any of us have seen on screen. There will be delicious food to enjoy, and a disco to keep you dancing all night. We’re sure you’ll be hopelessly devoted! Visit www.yorkracecourse.co.uk or call 01904 638971.

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5th HELPERBY HIDDEN GARDENS, Brafferton and Helperby, 12noon-5pm. 16 stunning private gardens will be open to the public in Brafferton and Helperby. Other attractions on the day include street and garden entertainment, children’s activities, a choir, brass band, a dog show, and an art exhibition. Then there are the stalls to browse, plus delicious refreshments. Part of the proceeds will be split between St Peter's Church, and Brafferton and Helperby Village Hall.

Call 01423 360439.

5th WHISKEY TASTING, Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, 6-9pm. Whisky tastings at The Grand offer the perfect opportunity to try something you've not considered before, take a different look at the world of whisky, and learn something

new – all whilst having a bit of fun. This month the whisky tasting will focus on Islay Whisky and the Coastal.

Visit www.thegrandyork.co.uk 5th INSECT FESTIVAL, Museum Gardens. A celebration for anyone with a fascination for insects - from exhibitors and traders to wildlife groups and the general public. See insect displays and demonstrations, professional insect photos, and take part in insect hunts. Visit www. insectfestival.co.uk 7th & 21st HEALTH WALKS, St Nicks Environment Centre, 10.30am. These free group walks are suitable for all ages and abilities. No need to book, but if it’s your first time arrive 15 minutes early. Visit www.stnicks. org.uk 7th & 9th July LUNCHTIME SUMMER CONCERTS WITH YORK PHILHARMONIC MALE VOICE CHOIR, Merchant Adventurers Hall. Join the award winning choir for a special lunch time treat of songs. Whether your taste is for contemporary, classical, West End, opera, folk song or spiritual, there will be something for everyone! York residents can enter for half price with proof of residency. Visit www.theyorkcompany.co.uk or call 654818.

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n ThE comprEhENSiVE guidE To whaT’S oN iN York 8TH CAmEL, YORk bARbiCAN, 8pm. classic survivors in the ultimate sense, camEl build upon on the overwhelming success of their recent uk and European tours with a brief return to the spotlight. call 0844 8542757.

8TH CLANDEsTiNE CAkE CLUb, city centre pub, 7pm.

French glacé cherries themed event. Bake, eat and talk about cake. meet in a secret location only revealed to those who book a place. Visit www.clandestinecakeclub.co.uk 9TH WiNE DiNNER, middletons hotel, Skeldergate.

Enjoy a six course Yorkshire tapas meal.

To book, call 01904 611570.

9TH AN EVENiNG OF mUsiC, Village hall, Stockton on the Forest, 7.30pm. Enjoy the music of talented keyboard player chris Stanbury. call 01904 448178.

9TH AN EVENiNG WiTH THE HEAD GARDENER, Burton agnes hall, 5pm. Enjoy a two course meal, prepared with ingredients from the gardens, and a talk over coffee from head gardener Jeremy palmer about the history of the walled garden.

Then, you’ll be taken on a guided garden tour.

9TH THE FiRE OF 1940: 75 YEARs OF sURViVAL & REViVAL, castle howard. in November 1940 castle howard was devastated by fire that destroyed several rooms and the iconic dome. This talk will chronicle a host of extraordinary achievements that brought the castle back to life. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

10TH THE CAsEbOOk OF sHERLOCk HOLmEs, Burnby hall gardens, pocklington. Enjoy an exciting evening of outdoor theatre as the chapterhouse Theatre company present Sir arthur conan-doyle's classic story of the great detective. Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

11TH JULY-7TH sEPTEmbER YORk mAZE, Elvington. The award-winning attraction is back again! all of your old favourites will still be there, including the cobstacle course, crowmania ride, pig racing and kernel kernel’s house of cornfusion, but there’ll also be two new things to enjoy in 2015: the corn Snake Tower Slides, and the crowbot Show! Visit www.yorkmaze.co.uk or call 01904 607341.

11TH-12TH THE GREAT WETHERbY RACECOURsE ANTiQUEs FAiR, wetherby racecourse. a quality indoor and outdoor event, set in the fabulous Bramham hall Exhibition centre and millennium grandstand.

There’s excellent on site catering available, and free parking. Visit www.jaguarfairs.com 11TH-12TH CLAssiC CARs & VEHiCLEs WEEkEND, North Yorkshire moors railway. Enjoy a lazy weekend recalling motoring memories from the past, enjoy live music from Jive Express at levisham Station, and take a look at the spectacular classic cars, vehicles and motorbikes on display throughout the weekend.

Visit www.nymr.co.uk or call 01751 472508.

11TH COFFEE mORNiNG, huntington methodist church, 10am-12noon. in aid of the Ebola orphans Fund. call 01904 768904.

11TH bRiDLiNGTON sEAFOOD FEsTiVAL, Bridlington harbour. This marvellous festival will showcase locally caught seafood, and feature some of the area’s finest chefs, cookery demonstrations, entertainment, and a fireworks display. Visit www. bridlingtonseafoodfestival.co.uk

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15th Inaccessible York: Priest Holes and Hidden Places, meet at Museum Gardens gates, 10.30am. Join Yorkwalk on a visit to a medieval hermit’s cell and a chance to visit the hidden chapel and priest hole at the Bar Convent.

Call 01904 622303.

11th REFLECT FUNDRAISER, The Fleeting Arms, Gillygate, 8-11pm. The pop up bar and arts space will host a live music fundraising event featuring A Joker's Rage, One Way Street and Us Amongst The Rest, with proceeds going to Reflect, a local pregnancy choice and pregnancy loss support charity. Email serena.stampfer@ reflectyork.co.uk 12th Driffield Salvation Army Brass Quartet, Burton Agnes Hall, 1.30pm.

This summer, Burton Agnes Hall invites visitors to enjoy a series of jolly musical performances in award winning gardens.

Visit www.burtonagnes.com 14th STABLE COURTYARD MARKET, Castle Howard, 10am-4pm. Browse a great range of gifts, including food items and locally-made crafts, in the gorgeous surrounds of the Castle Howard courtyard at this month's market. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

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17th-18th YORK STAMP AND COIN FAIR, York Racecourse, 11am6pm Fri; 10am-4pm Sat. 95 stamp and postal history dealers and more than 60 coin, banknote and medal dealers. You can buy or sell, get valuations, or simply browse and find out what these hobbies are all about. In addition, there are often specialist society meetings to which everyone is welcome, whether a member or not. There will be a bar on the first floor of the Grandstand and a self-service restaurant serving hot and cold meals, snacks and drinks on the ground floor.

Visit www.stampshows.net 17th WEDDING SHOWCASE EVENING, Fairfield Manor, Shipton Road, 5.30-8.30pm.

Take a closer look at the beautiful hotel and grounds in a relaxed environment, with no heavy selling. There’s free entry, and you’ll be greeted with canapés and sparkling wine on arrival.

Chat to a member of the wedding team about your plans, meet other brides and grooms and swap ideas. Visit www.mercureyork.co.uk or call 0844 8159038.

17th ROBIN HOOD OUTDOOR THEATRE, Castle Howard.

This joyful and fun-filled musical has been written by Cambridge Touring Theatre to get you singing, dancing and joining in with Robin Hood's adventures.

Children are invited to dress in their best ‘Merry Men and Women’ fashion. There will be a 45 minute drama workshop beforehand for children aged between five and 10 for an additional charge. Visit www.castlehoward.co.uk or call 01653 648621.

18th JULY-6th SEPTEMBER SUMMER FUN AT PIGLETS, Piglets Adventure Farm Park, Towthorpe Grange. Get on your marks, get set and ‘oink’ for the pig racing, and try to complete the Maize Maize, both open from 18th July-6th September.

Tractor Ted will drive to the farm on 28th-29th July, and the Magic Hatter will perform on selected dates. Cool down with Water Wars from 18th July-31st August, and enjoy a circus from 2nd-9th & 22nd-30th August. And that’s not even mentioning the usual fantastic fun that you can enjoy at Piglets – in fact, there’s too much going on for us to list here!

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18th-19th 50TH MASHAM STEAM ENGINE AND FAIR – ORGAN RALLY, Marfield Fields off the A6108. The fabulous annual event returns for its 50th year! Alongside the 40 steam traction engines, there will be displays of vintage agricultural equipment, vintage and classic cars, and children’s entertainment across the 60 acre showground.

A Dakota from the Battle of Britain will also fly past on both days. Visit www.spanglefish.com/ mashamsteamrally or call 01765 689569.

18th TABLE TOP SALE, Huntington Community Centre, 11am-3pm. Raising money for the centre's new roof. Call 01904 760246 18th WEDDING AND SPECIAL EVENT SHOWCASE, Cedar Court Grand Hotel & Spa, 10am-12pm. The stunning hotel will open its doors so that you can see if it’s the right venue 20

for your special day. Explore a selection of the elegant rooms that have been specially dressed, then meet with the awardwinning Wedding and Events team. Visit www.thegrandyork. co.uk or call 01904 380038.

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18th BRIDLINGTON EXCELSIOR BRASS BAND, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, 2-4pm. The Bridlington Excelsior brass band will play an assortment of live covers at Levisham Station.

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18th SUMMER FAIR, Haxby Memorial Hall, 10am-2pm. Join Haxby Playgroups for their annual summer fair, complete with fun stalls, games, and entertainment. www.haxbyplaygroups.org.uk 19th-20th COCK O’ THE NORTH CONTINENTAL ROAD RACES, Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough. Petrol heads will love this high octane event!

Camping is available in the Bikers Village. Visit www.oliversmountracing.com 22nd & 29th The Barley Hall Servants – Living History at the Hall, Barley Hall, 11am-3pm. Living history showcasing the life of servants from the late medieval period.

Expect costumed displays and demonstrations giving a rare glimpse of social history brought to life in a fantastic setting.

22nd WILD AND CRAFTY WITH NATURE, Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington. Little ones will love the wildlife-themed children’s activities, crafts and special ‘mud pie’ fun! Visit

24th 24th KAMINARI TAIKO UK PRESENT MATSURI, The Turnpot, York A festival of music inspired

by Japan as part of the Great Yorkshire Fringe Festival Tickets £10. Visit www.greatyorkshirefringe.com

24th JULY-4th AUGUST THE GREAT YORKSHIRE FRINGE FESTIVAL, across York.

A weird, wise and wonderful 10-day festival comes to York, bringing with it top notch comedians and fantastic family entertainment. Acts such as Al Murray will hit York’s city centre – and prepare to see Parliament Street transformed into a vibrant performance space! Visit www.greatyorkshirefringe.com 24th-26th WILD HARVEST WEEKEND, Wild Harvest, East Cottingwith.

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n The comprehensive guide to what’s on in York Join the group for a fun, productive weekend! Make and take home a leather notebook, leather tinder pouch, clay pot fat lamp and willow basket; learn how to forage for wild food; and make natural toiletries, a rag rug and candles. The weekend includes two yoga sessions, two course raw food lunches and a massage – plus you’ll get to enjoy making bread and cheese for the parting supper! Free camping is included in the price of the course. Call 07561 112831.

24th THE SECRET GARDEN, Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington. Chapterhouse Theatre will perform the much loved children’s story by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

25th-26th CASTLE TRIATHLON, Castle Howard. Race entrants will start by swimming through the Great Lake before the bike route through the Howardian Hills, then return to the grounds for the run leg. For spectators, there’s free children’s entertainment, live bands and access to the stunning grounds. Visit www.castletriathlonseries.co.uk 25th SUMMER NATURE WALK, St Nicks Environment Centre, 1-3pm. Enjoy an easy walk through St Nicks Nature 22

Reserve with the knowledgeable Wildwatch team. You will be looking for all summer wildlife and plants but especially butterflies to help celebrate the Big Butterfly Count. The walk is suitable for all ages. Booking recommended: call 01904 411821 or visit www.stnicks.org.uk

24th-25th SKY BET YORK STAKES AND SCOUTING FOR GIRLS MUSICAL SHOWCASE, York Racecourse. The legendary Tom Jones will play on the Friday evening, with Scouting For Girls taking to the stage on the Saturday. Visit www.yorkracecourse.co.uk 26th Superhero and Princess Party, Burton Agnes Hall. Visitors of all ages can enjoy free activities including superhero magic shows, princess pampering, bouncy castles, balloon modelling, a superhero assault course – and popular superhero and princess characters will make an appearance on the day!

Visit www.burtonagnes.com 28th-29th A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM / HAMLET, Merchant Adventurers Hall. The HandleBards, a four-strong, all male troupe of cycling players, will perform. Grab a tasty picnic and head along to watch

some first-rate Shakespeare! A Midsummer Night’s Dream will run on 28th, and Hamlet on 29th. Visit www.theyorkcompany. co.uk or call 01904 654818.

29th SPORTS DAY, Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington. Calling all young Olympians! Join in with the children's sports day with events and craft activities. Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com or call 01759 307125.

30th FREE VALUATION DAY, The Bar Convent, 11am-3pm. Take along your antiques, collectables and jewellery to the Tennants Auctioneers experts to find out just how much they’re worth.

Who knows – you might be sitting on a fortune! Visit www.tennants.co.uk or call 01423 531661.

31st JULY-4th SEPTEMBER SUMMER STORY TRAINS, North York Moors Railway, every Friday. There’s a magical adventure in store for you this summer! Passengers will find themselves on a journey to fairyland, the pirate-infested Caribbean or even the magical village, Hogsmeade! The trains will come to life with live characters, with stops along the way for storytelling, games and mayhem! The Fairy Story Train runs on 31st July and 21st August; Pirates on 7th and 28th August; and Hogwarts on 14th August

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renovated space following an £8 million facelift. Visit www.yorkartgallery.org.uk

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WHEATLANDS WOODLAND MOTH NIGHT, Wheatlands Community Woodland, Upper Poppleton, 9-11.30pm. Take a torch along to this free event, where you’ll be able to attract moths and see them up close. www.wheatlandswoodland.co.uk

DRIFFIELD STEAM AND VINTAGE RALLY, Driffield Showground. There’s over 1000 exhibits at this mammoth show, from steam engines and cars, to organs, motorcycles and more.

The craft hall and old-time fair will be sure to entertain, while the model exhibition will keep you engrossed for ages. Catch the road run through Driffield at 6pm on the Saturday, too! www.driffieldvintagerally.co.uk or call 01377 254384.

31st A GARLAND OF FLUTES, York Unitarians, St Saviourgate Chapel, 12.30pm. Part of a popular series of monthly lunchtime concerts by York Unitarians. This ensemble’s programmes include many styles, from 17th century to contemporary, written for one to five flutes.

Email adie@adiewilson.co.uk 25th JULY-5th SEPTEMBER JACK THE RIPPER ON TOUR, York Dungeon. meet some of the locals in this new show, who all have their own story to tell about a man they think they might be Jack. Who was he? Where did he go? Will he strike again? Let's just hope that he doesn't strike during your terrifying and laughterpacked visit, as a crazed Victorian murderer is the last thing you need during the school holidays... www.thedungeons.com/york/en

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1st RUN OR DYE, Castle Howard, 8am-1pm. Enjoy this crazy fun run while being pelted with paint.

Also, York Against Cancer are looking for volunteers to marshal the route – and throw the paint.

To volunteer your time, call 01904 764466.

1st LATE MUSIC, Unitarian Chapel, St Saviourgate, 7.30pm. The Late Music Ensemble perform ‘A Terry Riley Celebration’. Visit www.latemusic.org 1st YORK ART GALLERY REOPENS, York Art Gallery.

New commissions, Old Masters and more than 2000 ceramic works will feature in York Art Gallery’s new displays of designated collections when it reopens on Yorkshire Day (August 1st). The gallery’s collection of Italian Old Masters will be displayed alongside substantial new research in The Madsen Gallery. This will be complimented by loans from major public collections, as well as the experience of the newly

8th-9th DUNNINGTON FAYRE & DUNNINGTON LIVE, Eastfield Show Field, Dunnington. Raising funds for Martin House Children’s Hospice and York Special Care Baby Unit. The fayre on the 8th will feature plenty of fun for all the family, including a fun dog show, children’s fair, and stunt display, a micro beer tent, craft stalls and lots of yummy food and drink.

Meanwhile, the 9th will see a host of bands take to the stage to entertain the crowds including We Could Be Astronauts, Everlate and The Dark Flowers, and there will also be fair rides and inflatables to enjoy. Visit www.dunningtonfayre.org.uk 11th-15th Make A Jukebox Musical week, Pauline Quirke Academy.

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Saturday 4th July 2015, 7.30pm Chapel of York St John University

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Call 07753 179070.

19th-31st JORVIK MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL, Across York. Travel back in time and experience what life would have been like in medieval York!

See Barley Hall through the eyes of medieval servants, enjoy an evening of readings of the Canterbury Tales that will take you right back to the Middle Ages, and meet a medieval soldier who will showcase the arms and armour of the day.

The Snawsells – the former Lord Mayor William and his wife Joan – will welcome you into their 15th century home, and local historian Helen Cox will discuss the importance of the Magna Carta at a fascinating lecture.

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is required, just enthusiasm.

Drawing on musical talents from in and around York, the choir performs a range of traditional and contemporary gospel.

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22nd CASTLE HOWARD PROMS, Castle Howard, gates from 5pm.

The stately home near Malton will see an unforgettable night, as visitors sit back and enjoy this fantastic concert on the north lawn with stunning views over the Great Lake and the house rising up behind. Classical favourites will rouse the crowd and have you up and dancing before an impressive firework display draws the evening to a spectacular close. The gates open from 5pm, with the show commencing at 6.15pm. To book tickets, visit www.castlehoward.co.uk 24th-27th YORCHESTRA, York University, 10am-4pm. York's holiday orchestras for young people aged 6-21. Have fun making music and friends. Players of all abilities welcome.

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SEPTEMBER 3rd & 10th OPEN SESSIONS. York City Gospel Choir are looking for new members. No experience

IRISH CULTURE NIGHT, York Barbican, 7pm. Hosted by the York Irish Association, this event will feature a variety of performances including Irish singer and songwriter John Spillane as the headline act. There will also be a performance by the O'Connor Academy of Irish Dance and music performances from Brian Stafford, Josie Nugent, Paula Ryan, Steve Campbell and regulars from the York Irish traditional scene. Visit www. yorkirish.co.uk or email yorkirish@yahoo.com

Tickets now available for the summer season!

Scarborough Open Air Theatre Jessie J 10th July 11th July Elaine Paige 18th July McBusted 29th July Tom Jones 1st August Legends of Pop 80s 14th August UB40 Reunited Blue & 29th August Atomic Kitten 30th August Scouting For Girls scarboroughopenairtheatre.com

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£12 Adults £10 Concession Tickets www.theyorkorchardmtc.co.uk

There’s more!

More attractions • more events • more gigs more to do! Visit: www.whatsoninyork.org

MOTORCYCLES ROAD RACES

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York Barbican Call 0844 854 2757 8 camel 9 Justin hayward 11 alan carr

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WEST SIDE STORY (30th July-1st August)

IN FOG AND FALLING SNOW (26th June-11th July)

Winner of ten Academy Awards and two Tony Awards, Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story is one of the alltime great American musicals, with explosive dancing and some of the most electrifying music ever written for the stage, including Maria,Tonight and Somewhere.

Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is transported to modern-day New York City, as two young idealistic lovers find themselves caught between warring street gangs; the American Jets and the Puerto Rican Sharks.

Their struggle to survive in a world of hate, violence and prejudice is one of the most innovative, heartwrenching and relevant musical dramas of our time.

EAST IS EAST (3rd-8th August)

Following its sensational West End run as part of the Trafalgar Transformed season, one of the best British comedies will delight you this summer. Pakistani chip shop owner George Khan - ‘Genghis’ to his kids - is determined to give his children a strict Muslim upbringing in 1970s Salford. Household tension reaches breaking point as their long-suffering English mother, Ella, gets caught in the cross fire with her loyalties divided between her marriage and the free will of her children. Award-winning actress Pauline McLynn (Father Ted, Shameless and EastEnders) stars as Ella

Mid 1840s York: The British nation sets a course to dominate the world, driven by the sweat of the people and the power of steam. As George Hudson sets forth on his journey to build the great East Coast rail network at any cost, the people who build it, along with investors and passengers, are caught up in the reckless extravagance of his great adventure. Told by a cast of over 200, audiences will move through the National Railway Museum’s collections and end up in a new purpose built theatre. Experience an amazing story brought vividly to life by the people of York.

THE RAILWAY CHILDREN (31st July – 5th September)

Taking place at The National Railway Museum, the fantastically successful theatrical event returns! Set in a new, purpose built 1000-seater venue, this breathtaking show, featuring the original locomotive from the film version of The Railway Children, is a truly unique theatrical experience. Join Roberta, Peter and Phyllis on an adventure of a lifetime as they tell the story of how they became The Railway Children.

Joseph Rowntree Theatre Visit www.jrtheatre.co.uk

TRIBUTE TO BEV JONES (11th July)

A musical spectacular in honour of composer Bev Jones, including Bev’s own work, excerpts from his forthcoming production The Penny Millionaire, and guest performances from York Light Opera Company.

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BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY (5th-12th August)

Pick Me Up Theatre presents the show which charts the story of the rock and roll icon Buddy Holly and features all his greatest hits including That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Oh Boy and Rave On. The original London production ran for more than 5,000 performances, making it one of the longest-running West End musicals.

Yorkshire Young Sinfonia (2nd August)

The exciting Yorkshire Young Sinfonia will be performing its inaugural concert, showcasing some of the best young classical musicians in region under the baton of Tom Hammond. The Sinfonia will be joined on by the Steinway Artist Simon Callaghan (piano), as well as performing the premiere of the Yorkshire Young Sinfonia competition prize in partnership with the University of Leeds.

DOGFIGHT (13th-15th August)

It’s November 21st 1963 and three young marines set out for a final night of partying before being deployed to Vietnam. Corporal Eddie Birdlace enlists awkward and idealistic Rose to try to win a cruel bet with his pals – but she rewrites the rules of the game and opens his eyes to what really matters in life.

Upstage Centre Youth Theatre, Monkgate Visit www.upstagecentre.org.uk Canterbury Tales (3rd-4th July)

York People First’s theatre company ‘Once Scene’ present a fun retelling of Chaucer’s legendary stories.

York Barbican

To book, call 0844 8542757.

CAMEL (8th July)

Classic survivors in the ultimate sense, CAMEL build upon on the overwhelming success of their recent UK and European tours with a brief return to the spotlight.

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THE MAVERICKS (14th September)

From their earliest shows as a garage band playing the punk clubs on Miami Beach, The Mavericks have had a skill for getting people to groove. Drawing on a mix of classic country, cow-punk and standards, Malo and company left South Florida, bringing their rhythmic fervour and Latin machismo, along with Malo’s lush baritone, to the world.

Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough Visit www.sjt.uk.com

THE WOMAN IN BLACK (19th June-2nd August)

The gripping theatrical exploration of terror that’s been thrilling audiences of all ages for more than 25 years, returns home to the Stephen Joseph Theatre where it all began. Since that debut it has enthralled over seven million people worldwide with its unique blend of suspense, drama and bold stagecraft.

Confusions (9th July-26th September)

From a devoted and isolated mother, to her unfaithful travelling salesman husband, through a solicitous waiter to well-heeled diners and an utterly shambolic garden fete, human frailty is laid bare as one hilarious situation after another unfolds.

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Stonegate is laden with designer and boutique shops, quirky bars and souvenir shops. If you take the slip through to grape lane you can enjoy even more designer and independent shops plus a cocktail or nip into one of the beauticians to have your nails done afterwards too.

If you’re looking for something a little off the beaten track, why not head down to Fossgate? It’s full of local independent businesses, from vintage clothing to book stores. The street also now hosts over a dozen café’s, restaurants and bars to keep the foodies busy too. Keep an eye out as you cross over the Ouse’s little sister River Foss too.

Micklegate

Foodie Haven Previously well known to be a great start to a night out… and not a lot has changed. The restaurants don’t stop from the top of Micklegate all the way down to Ouse Bridge and Barker Lane too. From steak houses to Indian restaurants the range of food you can get in the area is vast.

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For those of you who are looking for retail in an edible form you won’t be disappointed. Take a trip down Petergate. High Petergate is littered with cafes, restaurants, chocolate and sweet shops.

The Fudge Kitchen often does demonstrations and there’s also the occasional free sample to feast on too. Kings Square hosts York’s Chocolate Story, telling the tale of York’s love affair with chocolate and offering workshops and tours too.

History buffs will adore the quirky medieval street known as The Shambles. Originally a street full of butchers shops and houses, the tiny street now plays host to cafés, jewellery shops and quirky independent tourist shops too.

The photogenic street makes for a must see for visitors.

CONEY STREET

High Street Shrine To get your quick fix of high fashion, Coney Street is the ultimate high street destination, featuring shops such as H&M, Zara, River Island and Mango all within close proximity to one another. Coney Street also plays host to multiple perfumeries and cosmetic stores.

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1.Tea lovers

For some people tea is an essential part of life.

If you’re one of those people, Hebden Tea on The Shambles might just be about to become your new shrine. They don’t just do good old fashioned tea but flavoured teas, glass teacups, filters and infusers.

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3.All you can eat

Cosmo offers tastes from all over the world in their gorgeous riverside restaurant and there’s no limit on the amount you’re allowed to eat. They often have offers on too; check out their advert in this month’s edition of What’s on. Did we mention there’s a chocolate fountain? Visit www.cosmo-restaurants.co.uk

4.Traditional

If you’re a proper Yorkshire lad or lass then Sunday dinners are probably close to your heart. The Lysander Arms have a popular Sunday roast carvery from 12pm until 3pm every Sunday. Dig in!

Visit www.lysanderarms.co.uk

2.Fresh is best

Fresh food tastes better; simple. If you’re a lover of all things fresh, The Balloon Tree on the A166 boasts fresh asparagus and hand-picked strawberries from their own soil, in the new chef’s corner you can sample locally sourced and delicious food too.

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5.The finer things in life…

If you’re fancying something a little more up market, The Dean Court Hotel have got a gorgeous sample menu on the go right now. The AA 4 star boutique hotel is open for lunch from 11am – 6pm and for dinner from 6pm – 9.30pm.

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Jack the Ripper terrorised the streets of Victorian London for four months in 1888, before vanishing without a trace. It is widely believed that he travelled to York to prevent capture and continue his murderous activities. Who was Jack?! Where did he go and did he strike again? Will The York Dungeon finally unravel the mystery?

2 for 1 Save up to £15.95 per person 12 Clifford Street, York YO1 9RD Tel: 01904 632599 • thedungeons.com/york Terms and Conditions: This voucher entitles one free standard admission when accompanied by one full paying standard admission at The York Dungeon with a maximum value of £15.95.This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer, promotion or voucher and cannot be used for priority entrance. This voucher is valid until 11th October 2015. Dates & prices subject to change - check opening dates and times online before you visit at thedungeons.com/york. This voucher has no cash alternative, is non-refundable and non-exchangeable.

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