The month of May is going to be a special one here in York. It all begins with King Charles III’s Coronation and the various festivities that will line the streets of York in association with the royal celebration. Of course, that’s only the start, as the festivities continue throughout the month, preparing ourselves for the spring sunshine. Whether you fancy getting your hands on some plants from one of the fantastic plant sales this month, or maybe you’re planning on spending a lovely afternoon cruising the Ouse with City Cruises, there is plenty to do in May.
If you’re looking for little events to treat your family to in the Half Term, there is of course all the fun at Beetle Bank Farm with plenty of animals and exciting activities, a Treasure Island-themed adventure play at Mother Shipton’s or, if you’re feeling particularly peckish, then the great Malton Food Festival offers the best of alfresco dining, sampling foods from incredible independent vendors in the foodie capital of Yorkshire.
If you fancy a bit more on the music scene, our gig and theatre guide have all of the latest and greatest of local performance for you to attend, and as always, keep an eye on adverts in this mag, as we often feature some fantastic, exclusive discounts. Have a lovely month and enjoy the lasts of spring before summer hits!
Until next time, The Whats on York Team x
DUNCOMBE PARK COUNTRY
FAIR, Duncombe Park,9am. A fun-packed family day out in the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside. Featuring the return of Ben Atkinson and his amazing stunt horses, mini ‘national’ pony racing and terrier racing, dog agility, ferret displays, clay shooting, archery, axe throwing, fly fishing, and much more. In addition to a variety of activities, the fair will also be host to several trade stands and craft stalls. Book tickets online in advance, via www.eventbrite. co.uk.
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GARDENING THE WORLD, York Army Museum, 7pm. Learn all about the horticulture of the Commonwealth War Graves across the globe and reimagine the stories of the families who have been looking after these sites over the last century. For more information and tickets, please visit york-army-museum. arttickets.org.uk/york-armymuseum/2023-05-03gardening-the-world.
WE’LL MEET AGAIN, Yorkshire Air Museum. With a special screening on the Saturday, for the Coronation of King Charles III, come along to this special
weekend event that will feature historical reenactment, vintage WW2 vehicles, period dress, talks and demonstrations as well as vintage dance, dress and so much more. For more information, please visit Yorkshire Air Museum on Facebook, or call on 01904 608595.
DEATH CAFE, Black Swan Pub, Peaseholm Green, YO1 7PR, 6.30pm-8pm. This month's death cafe takes place in conjunction with the national Dying Matters Awareness Week. This free event is open to everyone whatever their knowledge, interest or belief and offer an open, respectful, confidential and non-hierarchical space for a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda,
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// 12TH MAY
STEVE CASSIDY BAND, Haxby Sports and Social Club, 8pm. For an evening of great music join the Steve Cassidy Band for a wonderful mix of country, ballads and rock music. Free entry.
// 12TH -14TH MAY
GLAMPFEST, Knaresborough, HG5 9JA. With camping, live music, face-painting, yoga, open mic sessions, traders, food, drinks and so much more this is a fantastic, spring weekend eventful for the family to enjoy. For more information, please visit glampfest.com.
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// 13TH MAY
RAWCLIFFE CARNIVAL 2023, Rawcliffe Rec Hall and Field, 12-8pm. Rawcliffe's biggest carnival will be a fun-filled family day packed with live music, performances, sports activities, food and drink, carnival games, local stalls and much, much more! Visit https:// www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ rawcliffe-carnival-2023tickets-510657228517.
// 13TH- 14TH MAY
PLANT SALE, Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens, 10am4pm. Take a bit of Beningbrough home with you from the annual spring plant sale, many of the plants propagated from around the gardens. Normal admission charges apply (free to National Trust members).
// 14TH MAY
ST LEONARD’S HOSPICE PLANT
SALE, 185 Tadcaster Road, 11am-2pm. Local charity, St Leonard's Hospice is holding its annual plant sale. Selling an array of bedding plants, fruit and vegetable plants, perennials, plant pots, and gardening books.
// 14TH MAY
ART FOR WELLBEING, York Art Gallery, 10.30am-12.30pm. This two-hour session offers the chance for exploring various crafts and inspiring topics aimed to promote well-being. Held in York Art Gallery’s studio area, surround yourself with likeminded people and create art with guidance from the artist, Griselda Goldsbrough. This event is suitable for those over 16s and the workshop runs on a drop-in basis, suitable for all skill levels.
// 16TH MAY
YORK CENTRAL W.I, Jacobs Well, 7pm. York Central W.I An insight into W.I resolutions and campaigns by Glenis Wedzicha, Resolutions Co-ordinator with refreshments, including cheese and wine.
// 18TH-20TH MAY
RUMOURS!, Escrick Village Hall. Written by Neil Simon, this farce tells the story of Ken and Chris who have found their host Charley, a prominent Government official in a bedroom, with a bullet wound in his ear lobe. For more information and tickets, please call 01430 861309 or email tickets@mondayplayers.com.
// 20TH MAY
OPEN DAY, York Steiner School, 10am- 12pm. Are you looking for a welcoming school for your child? York Steiner School is opening its doors this month to show its facilities, give parents of prospective pupils the chance to ask questions and talk with teachers and enjoy a refreshment whilst children are entertained with activities. To
avoid disappointment, please book your place by emailing jo@ yorksteinerschool.org or call them on 01904 654983.
// 20TH MAY
ILLUSTRATION MASTERCLASS, York Art Gallery, 2-3.30pm. Adults are invited to work alongside talented illustrator, Lucy Monkman, exploring a variety of drawing styles before trying to create their own illustration for a children’s book. This creative workshop is open to all abilities.
// 20TH MAY
BERNSTEIN, KORNGOLD AND RACHMANINOFF, York Barbican Centre, 7.30pm. In association with the York Guildhall Orchestra and featuring songs from musical legends, Bernstein, Korngold and Rachmaninoff, join Nicholas Wight, Simon Wright and Fiona Love for an evening of beautiful classical music. For more information and tickets, please visit yorkbarbican.co.uk/ whats-on.
// 21ST MAY
RECORD FAIR, The Crescent Community Venue, 11am-3pm.
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With a great selection of vinyl records and approximately 14 stallholders with over 25 tables. For details, please contact John 07896713988.
// 21ST MAY
PLANT SALE, Newton on Ouse Village Green. Friends of All Saints Church Newton on Ouse will be having a variety of plant stalls. Why not come along and buy your bedding plants, perennials and vegetable plants, and then treat yourselves to refreshments in the Parish Hall?
// 24TH MAY
DIGGING FOR VICTORY: THE WARTIME GARDEN, York Army Museum. A fascinating talk about the impact of WW2 on the garden. Learning about the Allotment Army using photographs and images to delve into the history behind the ‘Dig For Victory’ poster, made famous by the Second World War.
// 25TH- 27TH MAY
CANDLELIGHT CONCERTS, York Minster, 7.30pm. Bringing together talented artists in York’s historic Minster, enjoy a host of concerts lit by candlelight. Featuring string quartet music inspired by the likes of John Williams and Hans Zimmer, Adele and West End Musicals. For more information, please visit yorkminster.org/whats-on/ event/candlelight-concerts/.
// 27TH MAY
YORK MUSEUM GARDENS POPUP PLANT SHOP, York Museum Gardens, 10.30am-3.30pm. A range of plants grown on-site to help reduce carbon footprint are up for sale! With plants
bred from cuttings and seeds, all proceeds from this pop-up will be invested back into these iconic gardens.
// 27TH-28TH MAY
MALTON FOOD-LOVERS
FESTIVAL, Market Place, Malton, 9am-6pm. Set across the streets of Yorkshire’s Food Capital, the legendary food and drink festival celebrates the very best of Malton’s produce. With demos, tasty treats and delicious food stalls, this free event is not to be missed!
// 27TH-28TH MAY
JAGUAR ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE
FAIR, Wetherby Racecourse. Set in the great Bramham Hall Exhibition Centre and Millennium Grandstand, come and meet with hundreds of buyers and dealers from all over and broke the array of antique and vintage items up for grabs. With on-site catering free parking and a warm welcome, this is a great day out for all.
// 27TH MAY- 4TH JUNE
TREASURE ISLAND, Mother Shipton’s Cave, HG5 8DD. This
May Half Term, gather all your SHIPmates and join Mother Shipton’s for an ARRRR-mazing expedition! Collect your Treasure Map and follow the clues to find hidden riches – once you get started you’ll be HOOKED. For more information, please visit www.mothershipton.co.uk.
// 28TH MAY
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS
FAIR, Driffield Showground, 9am-3.30pm. Over 40 stalls of collectables and a valuation table between 10am-1pm by Spicers Auctioneers. With free car parking and light refreshments.
// 31ST MAY
ARTY OWLS, Beningbrough Hall, Gallery and Gardens, 11am-3pm. Get crafty at Beningborough Hall with a creative, hands-on session where you can spend time creating your very own owl decoration to take home. This event is free, but admission charges apply for entry into the venue. To find out more, please visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk.
// 2ND-15TH JUNE
YORK FESTIVAL OF IDEAS, Various locations. Rediscover, reimagine, and rebuild. The festival promises something for people of all ages and interests, with topics ranging from archaeology to art, history to health, and politics to psychology. Visit yorkfestivalofideas.com.
// 3RD JUNE
YORK PRIDE, York Racecourse. Celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, this local event is jam-packed with fun activities, from great music acts, stalls, rides, and various refreshment stalls. The Pride parade is also not to be missed, so come along and show your support for a great cause. For more information, or to find out how you can get involved, please visit yorkpride.org.uk.
// 4TH JUNE
YORK DOLLS HOUSE AND MINIATURES FAIR, York Racecourse. Never failing to impress enthusiasts the fair has become a firm favourite with both exhibitors and visitors alike. Exhibition stands, workshops and talks will go on throughout the day. Visit www.eventbrite. co.uk for more information.
// 8TH-11TH JUNE
FLOWER FESTIVAL, All Saints Church, North Street, YO1 6J, 10am- 4pm. Come and enjoy the beauty of summer with All Saints Church Flower Festival. Free entry.
// 10TH JUNE
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: A SEA SYMPHONY, York Minster, 7.30pm. With great pleasure, York Musical Society hosts a return visit with their partner choir from York's twin city Münster, Germany, the Philharmonischer Chor. Tickets cost between £6-25 and can be purchased at York Theatre Royal box office or on the door on the night.
// 10TH JUNE
WIGGYFEST 2023, Wigginton Playing Fields. A family-fun festival with sports events, recreational activities a lots of live music. The event also features plenty of local food and drink vendors. Tickets available via wiggyfest.co.uk.
// 15TH JUNE
NEIL WARNOCK: ARE YOU WITH ME?, York Barbican, 7.30pm. From Non-League to Premier League, follow the journey of famed football manager, Neil Warnock and hear stories of the highs and lows of his successful career in the game. A special evening of chat and
entertainment celebrating over 60 years of Neil’s football career.
// 20TH JULY
LEGEND- THE MUSIC OF BOB MARLEY, 7.30pm. Celebrating one of the world’s greatest music icons, come and experience the legendary music of Bob Marley. Recreating timeless hits, such as 'Could You Be Loved', 'Is This Love', 'One Love', 'No Woman No Cry', 'Three Little Birds', 'Jammin’, 'Buffalo Soldier,' and many more reggae classics, the Entertainers bring you an unforgettable tribute show.
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JOYCE RHODES YOGA, Fulford Social Hall, 7.30pm. A mixedability yoga class with a very experienced accredited teacher, qualified with the British Wheel of Yoga. Email Joycegrhodes@ btinternet.com.
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Village Hall, 7.30pm. A friendly, fun local amateur theatre group, producing two plays a year. Whether you fancy being on stage or helping behind the scenes, they would love to hear from you! For more information, email Holly at dramastockton@ gmail.com or find us on Facebook.
MENFULNESS RUNNING
CLUB, Millennium Bridge, York, from 7.30pm. An all-abilities weekly running group run by David Lingwood. A chance to talk to like-minded men, and have a laugh whilst exercising, and afterward, an opportunity for a post-run beverage.
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HEWORTH RETIRED MEN’S GROUP, Heworth Without Community Centre, 10-11.30am. This friendly social group meets fortnightly on Tuesdays. Anyone can join, whether or not you live in Heworth! A brilliant chance to make new friends, and experience talks from excellent speakers on a wide range of topics, along with refreshments. For more information, please contact Allen Humphries at 07517661872.
HARMONY LADIES
CHOIR, Acomb Methodist Church Hall, 7:30pm. A friendly group that needs no audition to join and they are looking for new members, come along and give it a try. For more information visit www.yorkharmony.co.uk.
YOGA IN DALBY FOREST, Dalby Vistor Centre. Suitable for all abilities, this wonderful yoga practice delivered by an experienced instructor, will restore and revitalise you in the beautiful setting of the nature site, Dalby
Forest. For more information, please visit www.forestryengland. uk/forest-event/events-dalbyforest/yoga-dalby-forest.
// EVERY 2ND WED OF THE MONTH
ACOMB LOCAL HISTORY
SOCIETY, Acomb Church Hall, 10am. Enjoy a guest speaker’s presentation followed by refreshments. Admission is £1 for members, £2.50 for nonmembers and £5 for a yearly membership.
// EVERY 1ST AND 3RD
WED OF THE MONTH
STRICTLY FUN BARN
DANCING, Acomb Methodist Church Hall. 2.15pm - 4.30pm. An afternoon of barn and ceilidhstyle social dancing. Admission is £3. For more information call Phil on 01904 783029.
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YOGA WITH NESTOR, 29 Maple Grove, Fulford. A mixed ability yoga class, beginners welcome. Email nestorportnoy@yahoo. com
PURELY BALLROOM, Huntington Working Men's Club, 7-8.30pm. Join this friendly beginners'
ballroom and Latin dance lesson. Tuition will be focused on the jive, cha cha cha, and waltz up to the Christmas break. Call 07939 336315 or email andy.k.gant@ gmail.com for more information.
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SILVER SWANS BALLET, for over 55s (under 55s also welcome) Huntington Memorial Hall (Thursdays) and St. Mary’s Church Hall, Haxby (Fridays). This gentle ballet class is adapted and age-appropriate. Get fit, have fun, and meet people with a passion for life! Taught by RAD Silver Swans Licensee and director of Jorvik Dance. Call 07725 478479 or visit www.jorvikdance.com for more information.
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BEETLE BANK OPEN FARM, Moor Lane, Murton. From alpacas to goats, come and meet rare breeds at this lovely, local farm. The site features an education centre where you can learn more about the animals, an adventure playground, and a cafe plus farm shop.
CITY CRUISES YORK, York's favourite water-based attraction
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offers sightseeing, dining, selfdrive, and private hire cruises on the River Ouse, and is a muchloved and highly regarded staple of York's visitor economy.
CITY WALLS EXPERIENCE, Micklegate Bar. Visit one of the historic gateways into the city and discover 2,000-year stories involving battle, imprisonment, and near destruction. This new attraction is open until October. Visit yorkcitywalls.com for more information.
DARK TALES OF YORK, Book a private tour to explore the narrow streets and alleyways of York and learn about the rich and haunting history that the city has amassed over hundreds and thousands of years. Call 07530 378176 or visit www. darktalesofyork.com.
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.
JORVIK DIG, St Saviourgate. Head down to DIG on St Saviourgate where your little ones can experience a real hands-on archaeological adventure! Visit www.digyork. com for more information.
JORVIK VIKING CENTRE, Coppergate. Discover the Original Viking Encounter! Enjoy the world-famous ride experience with the sights, sounds, and smells of the Viking Age, as well as get up close to the ancient artefacts and interact with their friendly real-life Vikings. Visit www.jorvikvikingcentre. co.uk.
SOCIAL YORKIES IVC, Various locations. New to the area? Want
to try something new? Just fancy a change? Come and join Social Yorkies a local social and activities group. Come along to their regular social events across the month in a popular York City centre location. For further details, please visit www.yorkivc. club.
WHITE ROSE YORK TOURS, Meet at the West Entrance to York Minster, 11am and 3pm (also 1pm Friday and Saturday). Take a free history tour of the city centre. Visit www.whiteroseyork.com or call 07792 207679.
WIGGINTON CAR BOOT, Home Farm, Wigginton. The classic Wigginton Car Boot Sale is on every Sunday and gates open at 6.30am, weather permitting. Cars cost £8 and vans are £9, with additional trailers at £2 extra. Public admission is £1 with toilets and refreshments available. Call 01904 768463 for more information.
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.
YORK LEISURE CENTRE, York Leisure Centre at the York Stadium Leisure Complex at Monks Cross has a great range of activities guaranteed to turn up the fun. From the junior gym, swimming, racquet sports, and clip 'n climb, the whole family will enjoy a range of fun and affordable activities. Visit better. org.uk/york-lc.
YORKSHIRE AIR MUSEUM, Elvington. Did you know that the first-ever aeroplane was invented in Yorkshire? Explore aircraft from throughout history as well as archive material and documentation and learn all about the world of aviation. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll on the Nature of Flight walk or take a moment to reflect in the Remembrance Garden. Visit yorkshireairmuseum.org.
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MAY
// TUES 2ND
RUMOURS OF FLEETWOOD MAC
York Barbican
// THURS 4TH
ELEPHANT SESSIONS
The Crescent
IONA LANE
Black Swan Folk Club
WHO’S NEXT + MILES & THE CHAIN GANG
York Vaults
// FRI 5TH
DREADZONE
The Crescent
// SAT 6TH
FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS
York Barbican
SEÁN MCGOWAN
Fulford Arms
// SUN 7TH
JESSICA STEEL
The Crescent
// MON 8TH
KATIE MELUA
York Barbican
// TUE 9TH
LULO REINHARDT & YULIYA
LONSKAYA
NCEM
From opera to dubstep, there's a gig for everyone in York.
// WED 10TH
VIPERTIME
The Crescent
// FRI 12TH
STEVE CASSIDY BAND
Haxby Sports and Social Club
// SAT 13TH
SISTER MADLY
Haxby Sports and Social Club
HAPPY HOUSE
York Vaults
// WED 17TH
NORDIC GIANTS
The crescent
// FRI 19TH
COSMIC NINJA + SAINTS
AMONG US, HEX POSEUR
Fulford Arms
// SAT 20TH
YORK GUILDHALL
ORCHESTRA
York Barbican
THE WINDOWS
York Vaults
// SUN 21ST
KATIE SPENCER + MARNIE GLUM
The Crescent
// THUR 25TH
OPEN MIC NIGHT
Black Swan Folk Club
// FRI 26TH
A HEAD FULL OF COLDPLAY
York Vaults
STREET SOLDIER + FIZZY
MILK, FINAL WORDS, DISINFO
Fulford Arms
// SAT 27TH
LIQUID ENGINEERING
York Vaults
JUNE
// FRI 2ND
SUPREME QUEEN
York Barbican
// SAT 3RD
THE ELO EXPERIENCE
Grand Opera House York
ROSE CITY BAND
The Crescent
// FRI 9TH
STEVE CASSIDY BAND
Haxby Sports and Social Club
// FRI 16TH
THE 900
The Crescent
// THURS 22ND
BLONDIE
Scarborough Open Air
// SAT 24TH
RAG ’N’ BONE MAN
Scarborough Open Air
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// MAY THEATRE DIARY
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
To book, call 0333 009 6690 or visit atgtickets.com.
// 9TH-13TH MAY
HEATHERS THE MUSICAL
This black comedy rock musical, based on the 1988 film, Heathers The Musical tells the tale of Veronica Sawyer and her dreams to climb the school’s social ladder. Having joined the cruel Heathers, she soon realises that her popularity may cost a price far higher than she imagined. Featuring music from Laurence O’Keefe and Kevin Murphy.
// 14TH MAY
THAT’LL BE THE DAY
Trevor and the incredibly talented cast of That'll Be The Day are putting on a spectacular performance. Together, you will enjoy the most famous moments in Comedy, Rock 'n' Roll, and Pop Culture from the 1950s through the 1980s as you watch the world's top Rock 'n' Roll show take you on a journey through time.
YORK THEATRE ROYAL
To book, call 01904 623568 or visit www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk.
// 28TH APRIL- 13TH MAY
MAYFLIES
After a swipe-fest on various dating apps, May and Fly make a promising match. Over time their romance grows and then, they meet. A hilarious and relatable
production, Mayflies tells the tale of a flourishing relationship from start to end. Three actors alternate with the roles of May and Fly, bringing a special perspective on the relationships within this relatable love story.
// 16TH-20TH MAY QUALITY STREET
A decade since a tearful goodbye between school teacher, Phoebe Throssel, and her old flame. But when he returns from fighting Napoleon, he is visually disappointed by their meeting. In her determination to win him over, Phoebe becomes the wild Miss Livvy, a younger alter-ego who enchants the clueless Captain. As their romance is rekindled, can she keep up appearances? With a dose of Yorkshire wit, this hit Regency comedy is one to watch.
// 6TH-10TH JUNE
THE WAY OLD FRIENDS DO
Set in Birmingham in the year 1988, two friends from school come out to one another: one as gay, the other, as an ABBA fanatic. Decades go by and a fated meeting sets them into the formation of the world’s first drag ABBA tribute band. Directed by Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, Dracula, Doctor Who, The League of Gentlemen), this comedic play is sure to bring out your inner diva.
JOSEPH ROWNTREE THEATRE
To book, call 01904 501935 or visit josephrowntreetheatre.co.uk.
// 7TH MAY
Celebrate the legacy of the American vocal and instrumental duo, Karen and Richard Carpenter with this spectacular show. Watch the highs and lows of their musical career, as performed by top professional musicians and vocalists.
// 24TH-27TH MAY
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOUR DREAMCOAT
Based on the Bible’s book of Genesis, this production tells the tale of Joseph, son of Jacob and one of 12 brothers, and his coat of many colours. With music from Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice.
THEATRE @41
To book, visit 41monkgate.co.uk
// 11TH-15TH JULY
THORTON WILDER’S OUR TOWN
Once described as ‘the greatest American play ever written’, this three-act play, brought to you by Amerrycan Theatre explores the everyday lives of the people of Grovers Corners and brings to light the value of life.
Experience the ultimate Sunday indulgence with a mouth-watering roast lunch at Elmbank. Our expert chefs have crafted a delectable menu that showcases the very best of the British roast dinner. Indulge in succulent cuts of perfectly roasted meat, accompanied by all the trimmings, including crispy roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, and rich gravy.
Relax and unwind in Leetham’s Brasserie, our stunning Art Nouveau restaurant, with friends and family. The perfect way to spend your Sunday afternoon. And with our convenient location, just moments from the city's best attractions, you can easily make a day of it and explore everything the city has to offer.
Served 12pm-5pm, every Sunday. From £25pp with children’s options available.
To make a reservation, you can book via the website, or call 01904 610635.
