What's on this across the East Riding
Mon 5th August 2024
Ecology at the Beach:
The Deep is holding their popular Ecology at the Beach sessions this summer, in partnership with Sewerby Hall and Gardens.
On Tuesday, 6 August, visitors can try their hand at beachcombing, creating marine artwork, identifying the ecology of the Yorkshire coastline, and more.
At 11.30am-12.30pm and 1.30pm-2.30pm, visitors can explore the rock pools along the beach at Sewerby.
Glass, Glorious Glass:
While we can often take glass for granted, an exhibit at Sewerby Hall is looking to celebrate it.
Running throughout the summer holidays, until Sunday 15 September, the exhibition is planned to celebrate drinking glasses. It will feature Peter Rayner’s significant collection of Georgian glassware.
For more information on both these events, visit www.sewerbyhall.co.uk/whats-on/events
Don’t forget, It’s… Bridmas!
Christmas is coming to Bridlington early this year, as a day of fun is planned to promote 2024’s festive events.
On Wednesday, 7 August, winter-themed events will take place across venues, including Bridlington Spa, Sewerby Hall and Gardens and the iconic land train.
The special series of events are designed to attract visitors back for the events taking place across Christmas and New Year.
More information can be found here.
Freedom on Tour
Freedom on Tour is back in Bridlington for another year as we bring more acts out for a trip to the seaside! Grab an ice cream and feast your eyes on Barrière, Tony & Ray, and Topa – performances from artists who will also be appearing at Freedom Festival in Hull. Head to Bridlington Spa on Friday 30 Aug 12-5pm to enjoy these completely free shows! Find out more here: https://www.freedomfestival.co.uk/freedom-on-tour/
What Was Here App
The What Was Here app is your window on the past. Run by East Riding Archives, the unique written heritage of the East Riding of Yorkshire is collected and preserved for present and future generations. Our ‘What Was Here?’ project puts a part of that heritage ‘onto the map’ and gives users a fun and interesting way of discovering the past. Download the app and discover what the East Riding looked like throughout the years, following specially marked trails and viewing historic maps and photos. Just search ‘What Was Here’ in your app store.
