An exciting one-person show exploring the effects of kindness and cruelty will tour North Yorkshire libraries during May and June. Poet and performer Andy
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The Potting Shed Bar & Gardens is set to open this May in Harrogate
The landmark unit which formerly hosted Rift & Co is set to reopen as The Potting Shed Bar & Gardens after a more than
Fountains Abbey features in Historic England’s 100 places to visit
Fountain’s Abbey has featured in Historic England’s Irreplaceable: A History of England in 100 Places awards. Fountains Abbey was nominated by the public in
Feeling hungry ? get some scran
Harrogate is about to see a new restaurant opening in the town centre. scran is part of the Yorkshire Hotel and will formally open
Thousands expected to Street Food Festival, StrEat
The family street food festival, StrEat, is returning to Harrogate on 26 to 28 May 2018 – but to a new home at the
Skinner releases new EP
Skinner is releasing her new EP, titled ‘Enough’ From Harrogate ‘Enough’ is Skinner’s first release for a while, having taken some time away to do a lot of writing and developing as an artist.
Chris Difford, The Acoustic Book Tour, comes to Harrogate
March 2018 sees Chris on tour with Boo Hewerdine on his extensive ‘Some Fantastic Acoustic Book Tour’ The dates take them to Ireland, Scotland, Wales and all over the UK. An American tour is also being planned for May. Beyond the touring there is a paperback version of the book coming out with an extra chapter carefully composed as a bonus read. Chris will regale the audience about some of the key events in his life in music from his autobiography ‘Some Fantastic Place’ and perform some of his biggest hits acoustically alongside tracks from ‘Pants’, a best of album featuring songs from a stage play created by Chris and Boo Hewerdine a couple of years ago. Both album and book will be available to buy at the show.
Harrogate Warehouse on the evening 12 May 2018 and a lunchtime show on 13 May 2018 – see https://www.warehouserecordingco.com/events
‘Top o’ the mornin’ to ya’ from Awards Organisers!
Organisers and sponsors of the town’s Hospitality and Tourism Awards are delighted with the response to the 2018 awards and celebrated with a drop of the ‘black stuff’ on St. Patricks Day.
With less than a month to go before voting closes awards organisers David Ritson and Simon Cotton both agreed:
Over 1000 nominations were received last year and we are on track to repeat a similar response this year. We are expecting the usual strong response to the Bar person, Waiter/Waitress, Team and Chef awards however we would urge people to consider the Best Achievement, Unsung Hero and Outstanding Customer Service categories as opportunities to reward deserving nominees.
Contemporary art for all ages at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal
Outdoor art returns to Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal this year for folly! Bigger and bolder than ever, folly! 2018 will celebrate the playful,
Review: CAU Steak House in Harrogate
CAU is an Argentinian Steak Restaurant that has a number of restaurants throughout the UK, arguably in some of the nicer locations. The CAU