Get Crazy Hair for patient care this October in aid of Saint Catherine’s!
Saint Catherine’s is encouraging everyone to bling up their bouffant, perk up their ponytail or whack on a wig this October for Crazy Hair Day 2019!
The fun-filled fundraiser is open to everyone – so gather a group of friends, family or workmates, choose a day in October to hold your event, and let your imagination run riot.
Participants are encouraged to create crazy hairstyles as a way of raising funds to support patient care. Everyone who takes part is encouraged to make a donation on the day.
You can also raise money by gathering sponsorship, setting up a Just Giving page or putting out collection buckets at your workplace.
Sian Cromack, hospice fundraiser, said: “Crazy Hair Day is fun way to raise much-needed funds for patient care and it’s open to everyone! So join us this October and let’s make it as crazy and colourful as possible.”
To sign up for Crazy Hair Day, or for more details, email fundraising@saintcatherines.org.uk or call (01723) 378406.

Early Years Open Morning at Stakesby Primary Academy, Byland Road, Whitby on Friday 11th October 2019 from 9.30am to 11.30am. Free places for 3 Year Olds. We are holding an open morning for prospective parents to come and see our extensive learning environment which encompasses fantastic out door spaces and a forest school. You will be amazed at what our nursery and reception children learn through play and fun; and how fast they progress in readiness for main school. Nursery and Reception children follow a planned curriculum which is created by a qualified teacher and taught by experienced, caring staff in a nurturing learning environment.

Join textile artist Jo Hunter and learn how to make a stunning felt landscape.
In this relaxing, yet highly engaging and creative class, Jo will show you, step by step, how to create a ‘wet’ felted picture by combining merino wool and other fibres. Please bring an apron and an old medium sized towel.

This is a 45 minute gentle exercise class focusing around fun and inclusion. We are proud to be supporting Mental Health Awareness Week and are offering this class FREE to all.
We are holding the class at the YMCA, Scarborough on Friday 11th October at 11am.
Come join in the fun, make friends and build your support base.

Fridays 12-3 pm
Reiki Healing, is a form of energy healing, that can help with physical, mental and emotional problems, by clearing blocked energy points on your body. The drop in is so that people can come and have a chat and a taster session to see if this would help with any of their problems. I have seen significant results in clients with rheumatism, arthritis, back pain, migraines and chronic conditions such as Fibromyalgia. Come and see if we can help you.

Whitby Rocks: with Sin' Dogs, Groundhogs & Stray
Friday 11 October, 2019
Doors: 6pm | Show: 6.30pm

Solid Entertainments Presents 'Whitby Rocks' with Zal Cleminson's Sin' Dogs, Ken Pustelnik's Groundhogs & Stray this October in the fabulous Northern Lights Suite.

The legendary Zal Cleminson is back with his new band /sin’dogs/, the band completed a successful debut tour of the UK in November/December 2017 and in early part of 2018 are recording a debut album.

Zal is widely respected for his work with The Sensational Alex Harvey Band providing incendiary guitar and writing on seminal albums such as NEXT, FRAMED, THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM, and others.

Zal has worked as a session musician touring with Elkie Brooks, Bonnie Tyler, and Midge Ure, with many respected guitarists have cited Zal as an influence.

Way back in the halcyon days of rock, there came a trio of 'superheroes' known as 'The Groundhogs', riding the blues boom into unchartered territory, they gained a reputation as one of the most dynamic live acts around, and are influential and inspirational to this day.

The classic line-up of Tony McPhee, Ken Pustelnik and Pete Cruickshank toured the world for 6 years straight, including seminal shows with the Rolling Stones, John Lee Hooker, John Mayall and Canned Heat, and at the legendary 1970 Isle of Wight festival along with Jimi Hendrix. In this time they produced 4 renowned albums: 'Blues Obituary', 'Thank Christ for the Bomb', 'Split' and 'Who Will Save the World'...

Stray were originally formed by four school friends back in 1966! By 1970 they released their first album simply titled “STRAY” and were a hugely popular act on the club scene in the UK and Europe. Stray are still one of the hardest gigging and excellent live acts on the circuit. With a career spanning over thirty years, 11 studio albums, 4 live albums and a DVD recorded live at London’s Borderline club. Their most recent studio album titled ‘Valhalla’, released on Angel Air Records, received the best reviews of their career and was voted album of the year by ‘Get Ready to Rock’ magazine. While in Japan In February 2013, they recorded 2 shows and consequently a “Live in Japan” cd was released in March 2014 on Angel Air Records. With founder member Del Bromham on guitar and vocals, the band will play a selection of songs, which they have recorded over the years.

Tickets: Early Bird (First 100) £19*, Advance Tickets: £21*, On The Door: £23* *plus booking fee

Fun filled Friday evenings for kids (age 4+) @ 6.30pm @ Hunmanby Community Centre. Do you enjoy Singing, Bible Stories, Games, Arts & Crafts, Prizes, Rewards & Snacks?

Then come along and have a great evening!

Free of charge!

Free Lifts Available!

All Leaders are DBS Checked!

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Fridays can only mean one thing, Friday Night Magic at Mighty Lancer Games

Every Friday from seven

From standard to commander, draft to pre release see our Facebook for full details of this weeks format

Join us at East Ayton Lodge for a fabulous evening of Gin Tasting, Canapes & Nibbles! Learn how to make the perfect G&T, how to match unique flavours & top with the perfect garnish! £10pp

2 brilliant Acoustic tributes in one night!

Acoustic Eagles:
Another show from Award Winning Edinburgh Fringe Duo: The Boyds.
Emulating the sound of the early Eagles ,their creative,stripped back interpretations and approach give the songs a fresh inspired exciting edge.
One guitar,two voices totally live ...performing the timeless songs: Take it easy, Desperado, Peaceful Easy Feeling, New kid in Town,Lyin’ eyes ....’
Gus played with the Eagles lead guitarist Don Felder over a two year period as his bassist and singer in 2006.
‘Hotel California’ was the song that was created by Don Felder....
Not to be missed!

Acoustic Mac:
Unique! Europe's only acoustic show of Fleetwood Mac's Rumours album in its entirety.
Edinburgh Fringe Award winners with two sell out shows in 2017.
With a voice akin to both Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie, Liz Boyd's voice range and sensitivity coupled with husband Gus's high range voice, percussive guitar style and chord voicings, all create a rich, unique soundscape.
Now enjoy these re-worked, stripped back versions of favourite songs. Sweet, tight, two-part harmonies used in lovely, creative arrangements of Don't Stop, The Chain, Go Your Own Way, Songbird, Dreams, Second Hand News...

Tickets: £12*
*plus booking fee

8pm Friday 6th September
Doors 7:30pm
Skipsea Village Hall
Adults £5 Under 18s £4
Under 16s to be accompanied by an adult
Refreshments Available / Bar
Mr Moo's ice cream

Young Reginald Dwight changes his name to Elton John and collaborates with singer-songwriter Bernie Taupin to become one of the most iconic figures in pop history. Set to his most beloved songs, it's the epic musical story of Elton John, his breakthrough years in the 1970s and his fantastical transformation from shy piano prodigy to international superstar.

Why would anyone want to get closer to nature? What’s that about? It’s cruel. Vindictive. Nature will give you cancer, burn your house down then send a flood to wash away your family.

Love. Hate. Good. Evil. Nature. Nurture. Mag lives in a rustic cabin in the Canadian wilds, far from neighbours and further from her past. But when her estranged daughter Beth turns up on the doorstep having been freshly released from prison, the past becomes terrifyingly present. And it has teeth.

Beth came to ask Mag a question. But is she prepared for the answer? Can they really settle their scores? And can Mag keep an innocent party from being destroyed in the crossfire?

As a blizzard closes in and dangerous words are traded, Mag accepts a challenge from a most unexpected source and lights a fuse that looks set to blow both women sky high.

Written by Oliver Emanuel (The 306 Trilogy) and directed by the Traverse’s Gareth Nicholls (Ulster American), The Monstrous Heart is thrilling, chilling and witty, examining afresh the eternal question of whether we ever really change how we’re made.

Is it possible to kill our old selves and create someone new and better in their place?

Thu 17 October, 1.45pm: BSL Performance
Thu 17 October, 7.45pm: Captioned Performance

Every Friday night is bingo night at the Martonian Inn
with a £100 flyer to end the night