Behind the scenes of Arts & Culture
FOLLOW NORTH YORKSHIRE’S LITERARY TRAIL
This July, hundreds of people will head to Harrogate to celebrate the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writers’ Festival, an established...
Connect to the past and feel good on your Yorkshire break
As we focus on our health and wellbeing and look for things to do to feel good, a visit...
An exhibition to celebrate at the Mercer Gallery
Celebration is the current exhibition on show at the Mercer Art Gallery in Harrogate and it is just that...
April fools? Find your funny in Harrogate
Whether you are the joker of your crowd or your sense of humour is more subtle, we can guarantee...
Harrogate's Mercer Art Gallery, hosting prestigious exhibitions that are free for everyone
From February 16 until Jun 2 there will be an exhibition of “Linescapes” by Ian Mitchell. These bold digital...
Beningbrough Hall, a unique exhibition space for a unique exhibition
Sally Lee; Visitor Welcome Assistant - National Trust Beningbrough Hall, Gallery & Gardens. The installation of the 2019 exhibition...
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Harrogate Events
Harrogate Spring Flower Show
Your garden is as personal as your fingerprint – no two are the same. The Harrogate Spring Flower Show bursts into life this April. The show is the first major event in the national gardening calendar and welcomes the new growing season with a spectacular celebration of the very best in horticulture. There will be stunning floral displays, glorious garden designs, and a jam-packed programme of live talks and demonstrations offering the very best gardening...
Ripon New Year’s Eve Celebrations
Following the Watchnight Service at Ripon Cathedral. the Ripon New Years Eve celebrations take place on the market square...
Knaresborough Boxing Day Tug o’ War
Witness this time-honoured tradition as the teams pull against each other from opposite sides of the River Nidd. Drinkers...
Boxing Day Pilgrimage from Ripon Cathedral to Fountains Abbey
Eucharist for St Stephen’s Day and Pilgrimage to Fountains Abbey, retracing the steps of the abbey’s founders centuries ago...
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