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ou’ve come to the right place, baby. The small yet potent publication which you are currently holding is so confident that it knows all that is taking place in York this month, that it calls itself What’s On. Without a question mark. Because it’s a statement. Another similarly confident statement follows: York is brilliant in September. Now, don’t get us wrong, as York is pretty awesome in all months of the year (especially the secret 13th month that we don’t tell anyone about). However, September is when the autumnal magic starts and the city takes on

an orangey glow. That might be from the Christmas lights going up super early, but it might also be the magic. Yes, magic. And so this September is choked up with a huge selection of lovely happenings, from tiny things to spy out on the street, to huge, full-scale experiences that you’ll never forget. Our faves have to be the upcoming York Book Fair at the racecourse (the books are for humans, not horses, we should note), and also the spectacular York Balloon Fiesta, when dozens of giant hot air balloons will fill our glorious skies. What larks!

There’s so much going on, that we just had to scribble it all down for your reading pleasure, then leave thousands of copies laying around for you to find. Hopefully there will be an event that suitably tickles your pickle, so turn the pages and start a-hunting. By the way: the secret month is called Smeptember and entrance to it is permitted only after attending every single event in this magazine. Good luck. There’s free tea and coffee on entry!

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ONGOING EVENTS UNTIL 7th SEPTEMBER NOW IN BLOOM WATER LILLIES, Burnby Hall, every

day, 10am-5.30pm. The Upper and Lower lakes at Burnby Hall Gardens, Pocklington, are home to a National Collection of over 100 varieties of hardy water lily, making it one of only two in the country. In the 1930s 50 varieties of water lily were introduced to the lakes, beginning what was ultimately to become the fantastic National Collection enjoyed today - one of the best collections in a natural setting. If you’ve never seen the lilies in bloom, why not pop along to see them this year? Visit www.burnbyhallgardens.com

UNTIL 18th NOVEMBER - IMPACT: FIRST WORLD WAR LEGACIES,

York Army Museum. This new exhibition looks at the impact of WW1 on Yorkshire. Call 01904 461010.

UNTIL 14th SEPTEMBER - THE

GENIUS OF GRINLING GIBBONS, Fairfax House. Marking 350 years since his time working as a journeyman in York, The Genius of Grinling Gibbons is the first exhibition in 20 years to focus on the work of this legendary carver and will explore the life, work and extraordinary genius of one of Britain’s greatest artists, sculptors and craftsmen. Visit www.fairfaxhouse.co.uk

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HISTORY OF THE NORTH IN 100 OBJECTS, Jorvik Viking Centre.

See the Viking-age sock, found in the Coppergate Dig, that has been selected as one of 100 objects in museums across the North of England that together tell a story of the region’s innovation and creativity. Visit www.jorvikvikingcentre. co.uk

THE LAUREN CHILD SUMMER EXHIBITION, Newby Hall. A hand-

picked selection of rarely exhibited artworks reveals how Child’s use of intricate mixed media collage and handdrawings is effective in creating the iconic illustrative style. Visit www.newbyhall. com

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YORK MAZE, Elvington. It’s time

once again to explore Europe’s biggest maze and the winner of many awards, including Yorkshire’s Best Tourism Experience. Enjoy over 20 rides, attractions and shows, including the Crowmania ride, Corn Snake Tower Slides and Kernel Kernel’s House of Cornfusion where rooms magically begin to shrink, fall over, and even turn upside down. Plus, new for 2018, you can scale new heights on the Volcorno! Sounds corny, but we think it sounds a-maze-ing! Visit www.yorkmaze.co.uk

LEGO OCEAN EXPLORERS,

Scarborough SeaLife Sanctuary. Discover new depths of the ocean, whilst helping the LEGO deep sea diver track down his missing equipment. Solve the challenge to become a certified SEA LIFE Junior Diver and receive your own LEGO diver minifigure to take home. Visit www.visitsealife.com/scarborough

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RAILWAY ADVENTURE, North

York Moors Railway. Create memorable experiences this summer holiday with the whole family! Take a trip behind a steam engine, visit five heritage stations, see stunning views of the North York Moors National Park and explore the Yorkshire Seaside Town of Whitby! Visit www.nymr.co.uk

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Shakespearean theatre is coming to York! The replica theatre will host four Shakespeare plays during the summer, in authentic and dramatic surroundings. See Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Richard III performed as they would have been in the bard’s day, and wander around the Shakespearian village outside, with food and entertainments galore. To go or not to go? Definitely go. Visit www. shakespearesrosetheatre.com

HEART OF YORKSHIRE FESTIVAL, Dean’s Park. There will be tours and talks for all ages, workshops, crafts, performances and screenings of blockbuster films – all a part of York Minster’s new summer festival. The pinnacle of the season is the incredible Stone Carving Festival, where you can see the talent of the stonemasons. Visit www.yorkminster.org

RICHARD III – HERO OR VILLAIN,

York Dungeon. After you’ve seen the show at Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre, why not toddle up the road to meet the Yorkist King himself? King Richard III comes back to his favourite city for York Dungeon’s summer show, but what kind of a King will you meet? Is Richard III the hero of England; well-loved but the victim of bad PR by the Tudors? Or is there more truth to his portrayal in the bard’s play? In this new walkthrough show you’ll decide if Richard III was a hero or a villain. Visit www. thedungeons.com/york THOR’S SÓL ÁST, Dean’s Park. The team behind York’s popular THOR’S tipi bar is back with SÓL ÁST – the pop-up tipi bar with a summery vibe. Visit www. thorstipi.com

STEVE HUISON EXHIBITION,

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n THE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO WHAT’S ON IN YORK ACTION-PACKED ARMOURIES, Royal Armouries, Leeds. There’ll be combat displays, craft activities, have-a-go sessions, sword-making demonstrations, film shows and dramatic performances. Visit www. royalarmouries.org

UNTIL 31st AUGUST - ART IN THE

HALL - THE TUDORS COME TO BEDERN HALL, Bedern Hall. View a new art exhibition by printmaker Sally Clarke. All works are for sale, with proceeds going to Bedern Hall. Visit www.bedernhall.co.uk

ROBIN HOOD SUMMER HOLIDAYS, Mother Shipton’s Cave,

Knaresborough. Meet Robin Hood this summer, as well as all his friends, as you explore the cave and parkland. Visit www.mothershipton.co.uk

AUGUST UNTIL 25th - YORK GHOST

CRUISE, King’s Staith Landing, Fridays

and Saturdays, 6pm. In an exclusive partnership between City Cruises York, the York Dungeon and their award winning actors, raise a toast to the ghosts of York on the Ghost Cruise on the Ouse. Visit www.citycruisesyork.com

25th-27th - LEGENDS: BUFFALO BILL, Royal Armouries, Leeds. Don’t

miss Atkinson Action Horses in this boot-stomping, gun-slinging, stunt-riding spectacular! Discover the fascinating life of one of the Old West’s most endearing figures, Buffalo Bill, throughout the cowboy-themed weekend. Visit www. royalarmouries.org

POPPLETON ARTISTS’ EXHIBITION, Poppleton Tithe Barn. An annual showcase of art produced by people living in the Poppleton area who drew inspiration from their surroundings. Call 01904 795621.

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WIZARD WEEKEND, North York

Moors Railway. Travel along the 24 mile scenic journey and encounter walks, wildlife, beaches and more! Plus there’ll be something a little bit magical going on in Goathland. Be sure to stop at Goathland Station where you will be joined by the North Yorkshire Moors Birds of Prey team. Visit www.nymr. co.uk

A FLIGHT INTO THE FANCIFUL,

Barley Hall. Barley Hall becomes the home of majestic winged creatures with a series of activities related to how majestic birds of prey were tamed and utilised throughout the medieval period. Visit www.barleyhall.co.uk

SPECIALIST PLANT FAIR,

Newburgh Priory, Coxwold, 11am4pm. Peruse the plants on sale, and check out the house and grounds, too. Call 01347 868372.

VACATION CHAMBER ORCHESTRA CONCERT, St Olave’s Church, 7pm. A concert showcasing the young musican talent fostered by the summer course. Call 07974 698264.

29th - EVENING FOUR MILE

WALK AROUND KIRKHAM, meet

at The Stone Trough pub car park, 6pm. Join the River Foss Society for this interesting evening walk. Call 01904 764086.

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a map from the kiosk in Glen Gardens and explore the many scarecrows, then cast your vote for the best one. Call 425718.

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27th - OPEN DAYS, Holgate

Windmill. Explore the oldest five-sailed mill in the country and see the exhibition on multi-sailed mills across the world. Visit www.holgatewindmill.org FARNDALE SHOW, Church Houses, Farndale. A wonderful country show filled with the best of Yorkshire outdoor pursuits. Call 01751 430885. FUN DOG SHOW, Shipton by Beningbrough Community Centre, 12noon-4pm. Join Rags to Riches Romanian Dog Rescue for a great day of dog displays, a tombola, and refreshments. Visit www.rags-2-riches. co.uk REETH SHOW, Reeth, Swaledale, 9.30am-5pm. A traditional Dales agricultural show that is always a great family day out in the beautiful Dale of Swaledale. Visit www.reethshow.co.uk

Are you ready for Cycle September? A fun, friendly work place cycling challenge. Sign up and win prizes at www.lovetoride.net/york

OPEN WEEKENDS, Holgate

Windwill. Enjoy a day out with a difference at Holgate Windmill. Learn how they restored the 17th century mill and how stone-ground flour is produced in the traditional way.

1st-2nd - YORKSHIRE TRACTION ENGINE RALLY, Scampston Hall.

Revel in a full programme of top steam fair attractions, including tractor pulling, steam engines, classic cars, vintage tractors, motorcycles, and fairground organs. Performing in the main arena will be the Birds of Prey Displays with Ben Potter, who will be ‘free-flying’ his eagle and vulture team throughout the weekend. The event will also include live entertainment, trade stands, autojumble, a fine food marquee, and a licensed bar. Steam on over to Scampston Hall. Visit www.scampston. co.uk

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1st - GET MAX MOVING

7th - EVENING WALK AROUND

Church, Scarborough, 12noon-3pm. A family fun day in aid of little Max who has cerebral palsy. Money raised will go towards the cost of a life-changing operation to help him to one day walk, so get down for a great time filled with attractions, games, food and drink. Visit www.justgiving.com/getmaxmoving

The River Foss Society for a jolly jaunt about the village. For start point contact John Millett, 491290. LIONEL RICHIE TRIBUTE, Mecure York Fairfield Manor. Enjoy a two-course meal followed by a tribute show and DJ dance party. Call 521505.

SUMMER FUN DAY, St Mark’s

2nd - CHARITY FUN DAY,

HEWORTH CRICKET CLUB, from

11am. Enjoy a match pitting Emmerdale cast against the Martin Barrass XI, featuring Mark Addy and Andy Dunn. There will also be live music, a bar, BBQ, and plenty of other fun. Email bradshaw.lee@ntlworld.com THE 5:15S, Acorn Rugby Club. Hear the band rock out, playing classic mod, scar, Northern soul, and R&B, as part of the Let Diversity Shine Festival.

ALLIED AIR FORCES MEMORIAL DAY, Yorkshire Air Museum. The 2018 Allied Air Forces Memorial Day will also mark the Centenary of the Royal Air Force. A truly international event, we celebrate the unique relationship and cooperation that Allied Air Forces have established throughout military conflicts across the years. Visit www. yorkshireairmuseum.org

5th - CLARE BOWEN, York

Barbican. Clare lovingly takes her audiences on a journey full of laughter, tears, dancing, singing, jumping up and down, and for weeks afterwards, wondering where all the glitter came from. Call 0844 8572757.

7th-9th - THE DECORATIVE

HOME & SALVAGE SHOW, Ripley

Castle. Find reclaimed and salvaged materials, garden furniture and statuary, restored and up-cycled furniture, period home fixtures and fittings, decorative and architectural antiques, decorative furnishings and industrial items. Visit www.asfairs.com

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STRENSALL, Strensall, from 6pm. Join

8th - BOLLYWOOD NIGHT,

Poppleton Centre, from 7.15pm. A fantastic night of entertainment featuring the award winning ‘Desi Nach’ - all in aid of Project Mala. Call 799124. HERITAGE OPEN DAY, St Saviourgate Unitarian Chapel, 10am4pm. See an exhibition celebrating Extraordinary Unitarian Women, enjoy quizzes about the building for children, and take a wander. Visit www.york. unitarians.org.uk

MALTON HARVEST FOOD FESTIVAL, Malton Market Place. A

celebration of Yorkshire’s finest produce and cooking with an emphasis on autumn and late summer produce. Expect a harvest of game, seafood, wild and foraged food, soft fruit, baking galore, vegetarian and vegan food and the very best street food. Visit www. visitmalton.com

9th & 16th - YORK MYSTERY

PLAYS 2018, throughout York, from

11am. Follow the traditional wagon plays as they recount the stories of Christianity, starting at College Green. Enjoy also ‘The Mysteries After Dark’, 12th Sept, from 6.30pm. Visit www. yorkmysteryplays.co.uk

13th - LET’S HANG ON, York

Barbican. The world’s first and longest-running tribute to Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons celebrates its tenth anniversary with an extra-special performance. To book, call 0844 8542757.

14th-15th - YORK NATIONAL

BOOK FAIR, York Racecourse. Over

225 leading dealers will gather to offer remarkable antiquarian, unusual and hard to obtain items on all conceivable subjects. Items, which will be on sale at the fair, at York Racecourse, range between the truly rare and often expensive. Visit www.yorkbookfair.com

15th - 50TH ANNIVERSAY

CELEBRATION, Acomb Sports

Club, 2pm. Join Acomb Hockey Club in celebrating their half century. Enjoy a match followed by a buffet and entertainments. Call 782210.

5 MILE WALK ALONG THE OUSE, from Moor Monkton 9.30am.

Join The River Foss Society for a circular walk. For start point contact Mike Gray, at sdmike.05@gmail.com LISTEN TO ST NICKS’ TREES, St Nicks Environment Centre, 2.30-4pm. Alex Metcalf’s Tree Listening Project uses highly sensitive microphones to make audible the inner workings of trees. Call 411821. THE TWILIGHT FLEA, Thirsk Rural Business Centre & Auction Mart, 12noon-7pm. A great antiques fair that attracts lots of different sellers with a host of unique goods for sale. Call 01274 588505.

12th & 13th - SAVE A BABY’S LIFE, 16th - CYCLING TO FREEDOM, Askham Bar Tesco (12th), Easingwold Methodist Church (13th). The Royal Lifesaving Society provide free workshops aimed at giving parents the confidence to cope in the unlikely event of a baby or young child emergency. Email m.taylor058@btinternet.com

Cycle Heaven, Hospital Fields Road, 10.30am. York Cycle Campaign are joining forces with disabled cycling charity ‘Empowered People’ and organising a 25 mile cycle ride to demonstrate the freedom and independence that cycling can bring. Visit www.yorkcyclecampaign.bike/events

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17th - DIVA NIGHT, Rush

Hairdressers, Market Street, 7.3010pm. Enjoy a night of being pampered and generally feeling fabulous, with a red carpet welcome, massage therapy, hair styling, a fashion show, refreshments and goody bags. Call 01904 891624.

available and a carnival atmosphere. Visit www.yorkfoodfestival.com

21st-23rd - THE DUNCOMBE PARK ANTIQUES & FINE ART FAIR, Helmsley. Some 35 dealers

National Centre for Early Music. A concert to raise money for the ‘little linac’ project, to provide a toy modal for every child in the country undergoing treatment for cancer and to celebrate NHS70. To book, call 610821.

will be selling a wide range of stylish antiques and fine art, at the special fair at Duncombe Park, Helmsley. Sellers will be offering town and country furniture, porcelain, silver, antique and vintage jewellery, oriental rugs, and contemporary paintings with many decorative items to suit any home. Visit www.gallowayfairs.co.uk

FESTIVAL 2018, The Knavesmire.

EVENT, Wigginton Methodist Church.

18th - CHARITY CONCERT,

19th-22nd - YORK BEER & CIDER 22nd - PRODUCE SHARING Over 500 beers, more than 100 ciders and perries, and including a UK keykeg bar and a foreign beer bar with beers from all over the world. Enjoy also beers from Sardinia that had never been sold in the UK before. All that, and food to boot. What a time! Visit www. yorkbeerfestival.org.uk

19th - VOLUNTEERING INFO

EVENT, CVS Centre, Priory Street,

4-5pm. Join Older Citizens Advocacy York to discover the wealth volunteering roles available. Call 676200.

20th - THE RAT CAFÉ, York

Dungeon, 4.45-8pm. Experience an evening of food, drink and whiskered friends. Even more every ticket includes a tour of The York Dungeon beforehand; afterwards you will take a seat in our Tavern, before getting to meet some very friendly (and very cuddly) rats! Visit www.thedungeons.com/york

21st SEPTEMBER-7th OCTOBER

YORK 50+ FESTIVAL, Across the

city. Something for everyone, from learning to play bowls, fish, write poetry or play bridge, to dance and fitness sessions, or just a good sing. Look out for our brochure, or visit www.tinyurl. com/yopafest2018

21st-30th - YORK FOOD

FESTIVAL, Parliament Street &

Shambles Market. Celebrate local and regional food and drink with a 10 day festival. It is a not-for-profit organisation and any money generated from ticket sales goes back in to the festival, allowing you to enjoy the best Yorkshire grub 12

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Creating Cooperative Communities welcomes one and all to swap some unneeded garden produce and seeds. Call 760659. AUTUMN CONCERT, St Olave’s Church, 8pm. A chamber orchestra concert featuring the works of Mozart, Nielsen, and Vaughan Williams. Call 550099. THE VAULTS BEAT CLUB, The Victoria Vaults, Nunnery Lane, from 7.30pm. Free Entry, and playing ‘60s Mod, Northern Soul and Ska, all on original vinyl. Visit www.victoriavaults. com

23rd - 999 EMERGENCY DAY,

Yorkshire Air Museum. An action packed family day out celebrating the work of the many Emergency Services across the UK. See a diverse range of Emergency Services personnel talking to visitors about their various roles. Visit www. yorkshireairmuseum.org

ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS FAIR, Driffield Showground, 9am-3.30pm. A great antiques fair, with a valuation table open from 10am-1pm. Call 01377 254768.

YORK HISTORIC VEHICLE GROUP, The Knavesmire. York’s

biggest classic vehicle show, with all classes of vehicle over 25 years old are welcome. See cars, commercials, military, motorcycles and many more. Visit www.yhvg.uk

28th-30th - YORK’S BALLOON

FIESTA, The Knavesmire. The action-

packed weekend will feature more than 50 hot air balloons from all across the UK flying over the skies of York. It will

be a fun packed festival-style weekend full of activities. New for this year will be a spectacular balloon night glow on both Friday and Saturday evenings and a fireworks display on the Saturday. Visit www.facebook.com/yorkballoonfiesta

28th-29th - HANDPICK’D

FESTIVAL 2018, Pocklington Arts

Centre. Three stages, two bars, one weekend of discovery. Featuring Shed Seven’s Rick Witter & Paul Banks, Thea Gilmore, The Howl & The Hum, and many more. Visit www. pocklingtonartscentre.co.uk

28th - MURDER MYSTERY, Mecure York Fairfield Manor. Can you work out whodunnit? Follow the cues, chat to the suspects, and feast deeply on the three course meal. Call 521505.

AN EVENING OF MEAD TASTING, Barley Hall, 7-9pm. Enjoy

an evening of wine tasting with a difference, as you are invited to sample a carefully selected range of mead from The Lancashire Mead Company. Email groups@yorkat.co.uk

29th - SAVANNAH TRAVEL HOLIDAY SHOW, St Oswalds

Church, Main Street, Fulford11am-2pm. Take inspiration and start making plans for your next big getaway. Free entry. Visit www.savannahtravel.co.uk

30th - AUTUMN PLANT FAIR,

Scampston Hall, 10am-3pm. Specialist stalls from award-winning nurseries, unusual and interesting plants, and delicious refreshments. Visit www. scampston.co.uk

OCTOBER 1st - MADAMA BUTTERFLY,

York Barbican. Featuring an impressive cast and accompanied by a large live Orchestra with over 30 musicians. Russian State Opera is back to delight you with exquisite production of Madama Butterfly, its beautiful set, and costumes which intensifies the emotion in a heart-breaking story. To book, call 0844 8542757.

13th - TABLE TOTS INDOOR MARKET, York Energise Leisure

Centre, 1pm-2.30pm. Find great bargains on stuff for kids and babies – featuring the products offered by Bed and Baby. Visit www.bedandbaby.co.uk

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999 Emergency Day September 23rd 2018

THE MUSEUM FIRE TEAM – a great chance to meet the team behind the safety cover on our live aircraft events. Our in house fire team will be here with our two huge Pathfinder Fire and Rescue vehicles. MEET EMERGENCY TEAMS – Police, Fire, Ambulance, Mountain Rescue, River Rescue, RNLI and other teams. VINTAGE FIRE ENGINES – discover vintage fire engines from across the history of firefighting. FAMOUS SUNDAY ROAST IN THE NAAFI – the Museum’s NAAFI restaurant will be serving traditional roast beef and Yorkshire pudding.

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Tickets online www.yorkshireairmuseum.org or on the day Tel: 01904 608595 Email: museum@yorkshireairmuseum.org

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EVERY DAY - MAGIC & MYSTERY, Barley Hall. Explore the role of magic in the everyday lives of people living in the Middle Ages. Displays investigate the individuals pronounced in written records as witches and wizards; the ‘science’ of magic, alchemy and experimentation; protective charms and forecasting the future through prophecies and dreams. Visit www. barleyhall.co.uk

JORVIK VIKING CENTRE,

Coppergate. The world-famous attraction has reopened after a multimillion pound re-imagining following the devastating flooding in 2015. Enjoy a new ride experience with the sights, sounds and, of course, smells, of the Viking-Age. There is updated historical interpretation, showcasing the cultural ‘melting pot’ of 10th-century York. Visit www.jorvikvikingcentre.co.uk

YORKSHIRE’S JURASSIC WORLD,

Yorkshire Museum. From the depths of the deepest seas to the ancient coasts and tropical shallows, meet the dinosaurs and sea monsters that once roamed the vast and ever-changing landscapes. Experience each Jurassic world as the colossal creatures and their surroundings are brought to life. Visit www.yorkshiremuseum.org.uk DICK IS BACK, York Dungeon. Dick Turpin, the infamous 18th century highwayman, will return to York in an exciting new show. Visitors will be encouraged to hold on tight to their belongings while they take a seat in the carriage and travel along the York Road, where rumour has it the most notorious York villain has returned. Visit www. thedungeons.com/york YORKSHIRE LAVENDER, Terrington. This summer marks the 21st Anniversary of one of the top award winning tourist attractions in Yorkshire: winner of Yorkshire in Bloom for 10 years running and one of the largest suppliers of lavender in the country. Visit www. yorkshirelavender.com 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 07970 848709.

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HIDDEN MINSTER, York Minster,

Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, 11am. Take a journey above the roof tops and explore York Minster’s hidden architectural gems of the Mason’s Loft and Chapter House roof. Visit www. yorkminster.org or call 0844 9390011. 25O YEARS OF TERRY’S, York’s Chocolate Story, 10am-6pm. The exhibition showcases a selection of the most interesting of the Terry’s products from opium based throat sweets to some of the most beautiful and decadent chocolate boxes in history. Visit www. yorkschocolatestory.com YORK GOLF RANGE, Towthorpe Moor Lane, near Strensall. Set in beautiful countryside, York Golf Range features a whole host of fun activities. Visit www.yorkgolfrange.co.uk or call 01904 499275.

FREE PUBLIC LECTURES,

University of York. Throughout the year the University hosts hundreds of free lectures on a variety of subjects. Visit www.york.ac.uk/events

BOROUGHBRIDGE MARINER,

Boroughbridge. Hire a boat for a few hours, or even buy one for good. Call 01423 323400.

NORTH YORKSHIRE MOORS RAILWAY, Pickering. See 24 miles of

Yorkshire’s amazing scenery aboard classic trains and during fun activities. Visit www.nymr.co.uk WHITE ROSE YORK TOURS, meet at west entrance to York Minster, 11am & 3pm (also 1pm Fri & Sat). Take a free history tour of the city centre. Call 07792 207679. GHOST TRAIL OF YORK, West Doors of York Minster, 7.30pm. Dare you cross the centuries and discover York’s spine-chilling history? Visit www. ghosttrail.co.uk or call 01904 633276.

THE GHOST BUS TOURS,

Departing from York Railway Station bus stop RE daily at 7.30pm & additional weekend tours. The unique comedy horror show takes you around the darker side of York on board a classic 1960s Routemaster. Call 0844 5678666. LIVE MUSIC, The Golden Fleece, Pavement. A different band or artist every night. Call 01904 625171.

REGULAR EVENTS EVERY MON - YORK SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE CLUB, English Martyrs’ Church Hall, Dalton Terrace, 7.30-10pm. All are welcome; no partner or experience needed. Email ruthpotter@live.co.uk

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CONNECTIONS, Across York.

Regular music and singing classes for adults of all abilities. For details of venues and times, call 01904 373011.

every Weds ECO-CRAFTERS

CLUB, St Nicks Environment Centre,

Rawdon Avenue, 1-3pm. Join a friendly bunch for crafts and a natter. The club has three sewing machines and materials for use by members. Call 01904 411821. YOURCAFE, Tang Hall Community Centre, 11am-2pm. Yourcafe offers the opportunity to make new friends and enjoy a communal feast or bite to eat, made from would-be-waste-food. Also, visit the Yourcafe pop-up at St Wulstan’s Church, Fossway, Wednesdays 6th June11th July. Visit www.yourcafe.co.uk

EVERY THURS AFTERNOON

TRADITIONAL JAZZ, Cross Keys,

32 Tadcaster Road, 1-3.30pm. Free admission, with local Jazz bands to entertain you during lunch. Call 700854.

EVERY SUN FREE INCLUSIVE

CYCLING SESSIONS, York Sports

Cycle Village, 1-5pm. Join Get Cycling and try a range of different family and para bikes (April to October). No need to book, just turn up.

WIGGINTON CAR BOOT SALE,

Home Farm, Corban Lane, Wigginton. The Sunday car boot sale returns from 23rd April to run until September. Call 01904 768463.

EVERY WEEKEND - LIVE MUSIC,

Acorn Sports and Social Club, Dringhouses. Great live acts playing every weekend. Call 01904 330351.

1st MON OF EACH MONTH- COFFEE MORNING, Huntington Library,

Garth Road, Huntington, 1am-12noon. The Friends of Huntington Library welcome all for a drink and a chat. Email friendsofhuntingtonlibrary@gmail.com

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THE WI ACOMB BRANCH,

Acomb Methodist, 7.30pm. Enjoy guest speakers and great company.

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YORK IVC, Thomas’s of York, 6.30pm. A member-run social club with food and drink. Visit www.yorkivc.club

YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION, Hunmanby Community Centre, 2pm. Speakers cover a wide variety of subjects and the group holds informal meetings. Call 01273 892672.

YORK CARERS COFFEE MORNING, Spurriergate Centre,

10am-12noon. Have a cuppa, enjoy a chin wag. Call 01904 629393.

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THE BUS STOP COMMUNITY CAFE, Huntington Methodist Church, 9.30-11.30am. Enjoy slices of cake,

biscuits, scones and a whole lot of drinks. Email dorothea.scarlett@icloud. com

2nd WEDS OF EACH MONTH

SUPPORT MEETING, Wigginton

Recreation Hall, 7pm. Parkinson’s UK York branch meet every month for talks, fun, and the occasional quiz. Call 0844 2253634.

3rd WEDs OF EACH MONTH

YORK ME COMMUNITY COFFEE CLUB, Novotel, Fishergate. Open to anyone with ME, or their friends and families. They also have a Coffee Club on the 1st Monday of each month at the Bar Convent Email bill@York-MECommunity.org

1st & 3rd SAT OF EACH MONTH

BEYOND MONOPOLY, The Bar Convent, 10am-9pm. Join the club in playing an array of board games, both modern and classic. Visit www.bmyork.

What’s happening at The 8TH-9TH SEPTEMBER (Treasurer’s House & Goddards) and 15TH -16TH SEPTEMBER (Treasurer’s &

Beningbrough Hall) HERITAGE OPEN DAYS. To join in with the national initiative, the three National Trust houses will open their doors for free this weekend. Spend the day at one or make yourself a full itinerary of places to visit to make the most of where you can explore for free.

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MALTON FOOD MARKET, Malton. The best of Yorkshire produce, as well as entertainment and demonstrations. Visit www.maltonyorkshire.co.uk

3rd SAT OF EACH MONTH

YORK AND DISTRICT GUILD OF WEAVERS, Spinners and Dyers,

Yorkshire Farming Museum, Murton. Visit www.yorks-guild-wsd.org.uk or call 07811 393123.

LAST SUN OF EACH MONTH

MAKERS’ MARKET, Shambles Market, 9am-5pm. Browse unique works from local artists and crafters at the monthly Makers’ Market. SENIOR CYCLE RIDES, Get Cycling, Hospital Fields Road, 10am. Guided bike rides for older people. Call 636812.

National Trust in York

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EVERYDAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER

MAKING HER MARK: CELEBRATING CREATIVE WOMEN.

AN AMAZING DISCOVERY TOURS,

23RD & 30TH SEPTEMBER

8TH SEPTEMBER

FRANK GREEN’S SPECIAL ‘BY APPOINTMENT’ TOURS,

GILDING WORKSHOP WITH ROB OLDFIELD, EVERY FRIDAY IN SEPTEMBER CREATIVE WRITING,

Call 01904 624247

GODDARDS HOUSE AND GARDEN Call 01904 771930

UNTIL 4TH NOVEMBER A DAUGHTER’S VIEW.

5TH SEPTEMBER-7TH OCTOBER A SUITABLE JOB?

9TH SEPTEMBER HORSE RACING AND CHOCOLATES,

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Theatre / / S E P T E M B E R T H E AT R E & N I G H T S O U T YORK THEATRE ROYAL To book: 623568

THE HABIT OF ART

(30TH AUGUST-8TH SEPTEMBER) In The Habit Of Art, Alan Bennett gives us a play about a meeting between the poet WH Auden and the composer Benjamin Britten – two of the greatest British gay artists of the twentieth century. Exploring sex, death, creativity and art, this multi-layered masterpiece examines friendship, rivalry and the desires of men.

AN INSPECTOR CALLS (14TH-22ND SEPTEMBER)

When Inspector Goole arrives unexpectedly at the prosperous Birling family home, their peaceful dinner party is shattered by his investigations into the death of a young woman. His startling revelations shake the very foundations of their lives and challenge us all to examine our consciences.

SNOW QUEEN

experienced, dedicated and well-respected Michael Jackson Tribute artists in the world today, and he perfectly captures the electrifying energy of Michael’s live performances with 100% Live Vocals.

TELETUBBIES LIVE

(26TH-27TH SEPTEMBER) Join Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po in a show full of love and laughter as they explore the magical world of Teletubbyland. Look out for the Tubby Phone, Noo-noo and the Sun Baby in a fun, bright and safe world which captures young children’s imaginations and encourages them to explore the world around them. Join in and enjoy beloved features from the TV series along with brand new songs.

STEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE Scarborough Visit www.sjt.uk.com

BUILD A ROCKET

(UNTIL 8TH SEPTEMBER)

Mike Kenny has taken Hans Christian Andersen’s most highly acclaimed story and simplified it into a tale for the young. Ivan Stott returns to tutti frutti (Underneath a Magical Moon) to create memorable music and songs accompanied by a typically beautiful tutti frutti design.

Yasmin is young and feisty and lives on the edge. A young mum, her Scarborough isn’t sandcastles, arcades and donkey rides. She’s been dealt a rough hand and has to decide whether to give in or get smart. But can the thing which threatens to ruin her life be the one thing which saves her? Can she still be the architect of her own destiny? An explosive and passionate portrait of a young heroine of our times.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE

JOKING APART

To book: 0844 8713024.

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JACKSON - LIVE IN CONCERT

For Richard and Anthea everything in life just falls into place. With their warmth, careless charm, generosity and business success they are a truly happy, golden couple. But quiet misery, unrequited love and jealousy play their part in this painfully funny comedy.

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Jackson Live in Concert features the hugely talented ‘CJ’ recreating the Michael Jackson experience with his stunning rendition of all his favourite songs. ‘CJ’ is one of the most

THEATRE & NIGHTS OUT

BETTER OFF DEAD (6TH SEPTEMBER-6TH OCTOBER) Alan Ayckbourn's latest play is a comedy of confusion about an grumpy old man who might not be so grumpy after all. Larger than life and highly irascible author Algy Waterbridge is hard at work on his 33rd crime novel featuring blunt Yorkshire cop DCI Tommy Middlebrass. But it’s been a while since Tommy was on the TV, Algy’s wife is getting frighteningly forgetful and his adoring PA sometimes oversteps the mark.

JOHN COOPER STUDIO THEATRE Visit www.41monkgate.co.uk 13 (29TH AUGUST-1ST SEPTEMBER)

Geek. Poser. Jock. Beauty Queen. Wannabe. These are the labels that can last a lifetime. With an unforgettable rock score from Tony Awardwinning composer, Jason Robert Brown, 13 is a musical about fitting in – and standing out!

DAD’S ARMY (21ST-29TH SEPTEMBER) Pick Me Up Theatre are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the much-loved BBC sitcom Dad’s Army in 2018 with a stage version featuring some of its most memorable moments. The John Cooper Studio @41 Monkgate in York will be transformed into the Walmington-on-Sea Church Hall and filled with all our favourite characters including pompous Captain Mainwaring.

SHAKESPEARE’S ROSE THEATRE Until 2nd September

www.shakespearesrosetheatre.com Four of William Shakespeare’s greatest plays will be performed in repertory over the 10-week summer season: Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Romeo and Juliet and Richard III.

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Build A Rocket 31 July - 8 September

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Better Oﬀ Dead 6 September - 6 October A brand new comedy from Alan Ayckbourn - not to be missed!

Jess & Joe Forever 25 October - 10 November

A coming of age tale that is funny, surprising and poignant.

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Gig Guide / / S E P T E M B E R

/ / S E P T E M B E R T H E AT R E & N I G H T S O U T SATURDAY 1ST HOERSFEST 2 The fulford Arms

MONDAY 10TH LEWIS ROSS ROBSON The fulford Arms

REVENGE OF THE PSYCHOTRONIC MAN The fulford Arms

WEDNESDAY 5TH DAN BAIRD AND HOMEMADE SIN Fibbers

TUESDAY 11TH JOEY LANDRETH The fulford Arms

SUNDAY 16TH SLUG The Crescent

CLARE BOWEN Barbican Centre

WEDNESDAY 12TH TENEMENTS The fulford Arms

TUESDAY 18TH IPEM CHARITY CONCERT National centre for early music

WET WET WETS GRAEME CLARKE National centre for early music PARKER LEE The fulford Arms THURSDAY 6TH JIM WHITE The Crescent GREG RUSSELL AND CIARAN ALGAR Black Swan THE RETURN OF KISSKISSKILL The fulford Arms FRIDAY 7TH OPEN MIC NIGHT The Nook BLACK LAGOONS The fulford Arms SATURDAY 8TH CLOUDBUSTING Fibbers FULLY YORK FESTIVAL 2018 The fulford Arms

THURSDAY 13TH WILLY MASON The Crescent BILLY MITCHELL Black Swan SCOTT MATTHEWS NCEM EUREKA MACHINES The Fulford Arms UNDER THE INFLUENCE PRESENTS: SCOTT MATTHEWS National centre for early music EUREKA MACHINES The fulford Arms FRIDAY 14TH OPEN MIC NIGHT The Nook FAUXHAUNT The fulford Arms SATURDAY 15TH SACK SABBATH Fibbers

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WILDHEARTS ACOUSTIC RESIDENCY The fulford Arms WEDNESDAY 19TH BIKE (BR) The fulford Arms THURSDAY 20TH THE ASKEW SISTERS Black Swan BEHIND THE WHITE DOOR #106 The fulford Arms FRIDAY 21ST JACKSON LIVE IN CONCERT Grand Opera House OPEN MIC NIGHT The Nook VIOLET CONTOURS The fulford Arms SUNDAY 23RD JOAN ARMATRADING Grand Opera House

CLASH CITY ROCKERS The Crescent TUESDAY 25TH ARCADIA National centre for early music MUSH The fulford Arms WEDNESDAY 26TH WONKYSTUFF #12 The fulford Arms THURSDAY 27TH SEPRONA PLUS The fulford Arms FRIDAY 28TH OPEN MIC NIGHT The Nook SATURDAY 29TH LIONESS - THE AMY WINEHOUSE EXPERIENCE Fibbers ELKIE BROOKS Barbican Centre THE LURKERS The Victoria Vaults LAURA CANNELL National Centre for Early Music SUNDAY 30TH RICK WAKEMAN Barbican Centre

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HIDDEN GEM OF THE MONTH: EXPRESSIONS The family-run vintage clothing store on Walmgate specialises in American sportswear pieces.

SPORTS FANS Hundreds of ice hockey, American football, basketball and baseball jerseys come in from the USA monthly, while regulars from favourite players are kept stocked up constantly. Specific brands include: NFL,NBA,NHL and MLB. (if you know, you know.)

Expressions doesn’t just accommodate for American sports fans though. Dresses from the 40s all the way up to modern day are stocked in a variety of sizes alongside other vintage clothing, too.

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Official stockists of New Era Clothing & now Signed sports memorabila!

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made from American football jerseys which can be bought in store. // Visit Expressions Vintage Clothing on 12 Walmgate, York. Open Tues-Sun,10am-5pm. For enquiries call 07840 370249

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CHRISTMAS PARTY NIGHTS! FRIDAY 7TH, FRIDAY 14TH & SATURDAY 16TH DECEMBER

NEW YEARS EVE PARTY!

£35 PER HEAD 7.00PM- 12.30AM BOOK YOUR TABLE OF 10 NOW AND RECEIVE A PITCHER OF ELDERFLOWER GIN FIZZ!

£49.50 PER PERSON CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL A DELICIOUS 4 COURSE MEAL LIVE ACOUSTIC ACT DJ UNTIL 2AM

BOOK NOW ON: 01904 469922 CHRISTMAS@SANDBURNHALL.CO.UK SANDBURN HALL, SCOTCHAMN LANE, FLAXTON, YORK, YO607RB JUST OFF THE A64 (BETWEEN YORK & MALTON)

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21st - 30th Sept 2018 NEW FOR 2018

Food Factory: Hands on Cookery Workshops

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