The launch event of Great Run Local in Whitby delivered over the 2km and 5km routes . Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form). it would be also really useful if as many participants as possible had a GRL card or wristband. This event is ideal for all ages and abilities to get involved to improve mental and physical well - being. Great Run Local Whitby is FREE for anyone to attend.

Pregnancy, birth and beyond care, your one stop shop for all your needs.
A free community space to meet up with your friends, feed baby, grab a coffee.
A community hub hosting the sling library, cloth Nappy library, baby classes, breastfeeding support & much more.

Messy time is a craft shop that you can stay and make things with your small humans or why not book a messy/craft birthday party

Open day to see what we have on offer Sat 20th July 10-2 35 victoria road.

The 4th International Marbles Day

Gekoglass are once again celebrating this wonderful event Saturday 20th July 10 am to 4 pm.

*GOODIE BAGS FOR THE FIRST 30 ATTENDEES*
*NEW PRODUCTS LAUNCH*
*COMPETITIONS*
*NEW MARBLES*
*PRIZES TO BE WON*

We are also celebrating our shop relaunch with a glass of something fizzy!
Gekoglass, Unit 14, Mezzanine Level, Scarborough Market Hall, Scarborough, YO11 1EU

This will be the second year that we have organised a Model Railway Show at St John’s Church in Filey to raise funds to create a community centre at St John’s.
There will be many working layouts with various interactive themes including Thomas The Tank. Travel from Filey Station via Tweedale Lite, Petite Land, Ribbleton Moor, Byr- a- Cyrliog, Wadenhoe, South East London until you arrive at West Yard in 1960’s London. The journey will take you through breathtaking scenery including inspiration from the Welsh Highlands to Ffestiniog. See the funfair, waterfalls and wintertime on the moors.
There will be the opportunity to browse the stalls and model shop. Also relax and enjoy the refreshments.
This is an event not to be missed.

Funmanby is the resurrection of Hunmanby's traditional village gala and it's coming back in style with fun for all the family through the day. Events in the main arena will include children's fancy dress and fun races, an inter-pub tug-of-war competition, and an adults' traditional sports day races. There'll be tractors and vintage cars on show with a chance for you to vote for your favourite, along with a family dog show. The main stage will be showcasing local dance and drama groups and bands. Hunmanby Silver Band will be playing around the cake tent area too., Our headline bank is Raven. In the evening, we'll head indoors to dance the night away to Little Bighorn. There will be a large range of stalls, being run by village organisations with plenty of prizes to be had - Human Fruit machine, Splat the Rat, Raffles, Tombolas, Plant Stall, Cake Stall, and many more. The event is being supported by services, with children (big and small) being able to sit in a police car and maybe even sound the siren! Of course there will be plenty of food and drink available too - all provided by local traders. There will also be rides for the younger children.

SPQR launch and demo' day
Free
11am
Mighty Lancer Games 2 Prince Street Bridlington
SPQR is the latest release from Warlord games, come along and let our friendly staff introduce you to this new game and try it for yourself.
SPQR allows you to build a complete warband. Adventure with us as you try this game for free

Please come along and support our fundraising event for foster children and their families.

This event is open to all families with an entry fee of £5 per family to access the bouncy castle and have your face painted.

There will also be tombolas, raffles, crafts, refreshments and much more for you to enjoy!

Scarborough 1st XI v Clifton Alliance 1st XI playing at Scarborough Cricket Club
Entry is free, tea room and bar open

Saturday 20 July 2 to 4pm join musicians from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and East Riding Music Hub for a fun, family workshop devising brand new pieces of music on the theme of ‘Outer Space.

In preparation for the RPO’s family concert "It came from Outer Space" at Bridlington Spa the next day this short workshop will give participants the chance to try out instruments, meet members of the orchestra and create their very own pieces of music.
No prior musical experience is required and instruments will be provided, but participants already playing an instrument are invited to bring these along.
Recommended for ages eight years and over and their families.
Workshop ticket £3 per person

The ultimate feel-good comedy, with live music and tap dancing!

A modern classic about a group of strangers who come together every week for a tap dancing class in their local church hall, this comedy features a cast of ten characters, who gradually form friendships and reveal secrets, whilst their dynamic dance teacher Mavis strives to keep them in time.

This play won the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Comedy and has been has performed all over the world – now it’s your chance to see it at the Stephen Joseph Theatre for the very first time, directed by the SJT’s Artistic Director Paul Robinson, with the same creative team who brought you last summer’s hit comedy The 39 Steps.

Stepping Out was also made into a film starring Liza Minelli and Julie Walters, and the play recently enjoyed a successful West End run. This brand new production promises to be fun-filled, heart-warming and toe-tapping.

Sat 13 July, 2.30pm: BSL Performance
Thu 18 July, 1.30pm: Dementia Friendly/Captioned Performance
Thu 18 July, 7.30pm: Captioned Performance

Wartime Murder Mystery evening......

The year is 1939 – Britain is basking in the sunshine of a glorious summer. Yet there is an air of tension, with the threat of imminent war against Hitler’s Nazi Germany ever-present. For most, it is a case of simply getting on with normal life; after all, Chamberlain has promised ‘peace in our time’ and the doom-mongers might just be wrong. For many, though, there is also the feeling that war is inevitable, and with it will come the senseless slaughter of millions of lives, including, almost certainly, the death of husbands, sons and brothers in the battlegrounds of Europe.

The British attitude of ‘stiff upper lip’ is evident nowhere more than at Dovecote Manor, in the sleepy little village of Much-Fumbling-in-the-Marshes. Here, in the idyllic setting of the Cotswold countryside, a group of people gather to celebrate the summer sun and too mark the fact that life may never be the same again with the traditional summer house party.

These are not your common villagers, though. Gathered at the Manor is a sample of life’s ‘Great and Good’ (in their eyes at least), all specially invited by Sir Rupert Montague MP.

Dovecote Manor has been in the Montague family for eleven generations, and the last four owners have also represented the area at Westminster.

In addition, to the special guests, Sir Rupert has followed tradition and the rest of the villagers are also invited; many take the chance to visit the Big House and snoop around to see how the other half lives.

The guests – some from the world of politics, entertainment, sport and the arts – are about to enjoy a fine dinner. Afterwards… who knows? A little light singing around the piano in the drawing room, perhaps, a gentle parlour game or two – charades is always so popular. Perhaps a bit of dancing, too, until the early hours. In the morning, when the servants have cleared away the mess, although the sun will shine again, the dark shadow of war may once again enter these people’s minds, but for now, this evening they will forget their fears and simply party…

OR WILL THEY?

The ultimate feel-good comedy, with live music and tap dancing!

A modern classic about a group of strangers who come together every week for a tap dancing class in their local church hall, this comedy features a cast of ten characters, who gradually form friendships and reveal secrets, whilst their dynamic dance teacher Mavis strives to keep them in time.

This play won the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Comedy and has been has performed all over the world – now it’s your chance to see it at the Stephen Joseph Theatre for the very first time, directed by the SJT’s Artistic Director Paul Robinson, with the same creative team who brought you last summer’s hit comedy The 39 Steps.

Stepping Out was also made into a film starring Liza Minelli and Julie Walters, and the play recently enjoyed a successful West End run. This brand new production promises to be fun-filled, heart-warming and toe-tapping.

Sat 13 July, 2.30pm: BSL Performance
Thu 18 July, 1.30pm: Dementia Friendly/Captioned Performance
Thu 18 July, 7.30pm: Captioned Performance

Mister Do Do Bones and the One Eyed Jacks Saturday 20th July
Mister Do Do Bones has enjoyed a wild and varied life in this sometimes-wacky world of music. He was Jack Bentley in The Jack Bentley Blues Band which featured the guitarist Richard Treece (Help Yourself) and co-founded the legendary acid-folk band MoonKyte. Mr Do Do Bones also played with a variety of well known blues artistes and has been an independent record label owner, distributer, and music publisher. “A man with a voice from beyond the grave” Steve Phillips (Blues Legend and co-founder Notting Hillbillies) “Stonkin quirky blues played with terrifying conviction” Deke Leonard (Man, Iceberg)

Fantastic lively singer singing all your fav hits

Fragile rock karaoke brought to you by Rachel. A night of you singing with fun and games in between. Prizes to be won also. A night not to be missed!!

Free entry.

For more info check our Facebook page- The Albert Scarborough or call us on 01723 447260.