2 April: Put the ‘sing’ back into Grassington
An evening of traditional music in the Yorkshire Dales village of Grassington.
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CategoryYorkshire Dales Events
April-May 2011: The James Herriot Story 2011
The Badapple Theatre company’s touring production throughout Yorkshire of James Herriot, one of Britain’s best-selling authors.
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December: Grassington Dickensian Festival
This festival takes you back in time to the Dickensian era with fantastic entertainment and the streets and shops decked out in Victorian style.
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Christmas Theatre, Ballets & Pantomimes in Yorkshire
It’s the panto season (oh yes it is…) and there are no end of Christmas productions at Yorkshire theatres throughout the festive season – find one near you in York, Leeds, Sheffield and many other cities and market towns.
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12 Nov onwards: Christmas Markets and Christmas Fayres in Yorkshire
Yorkshire has a vast number of Christmas markets from the Leeds German Market to the many Christmas Fayres in York – find out where and when in our terrific guide.
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21-23 October: Grassington Players stage Oscar Wilde play
Oscar Wilde’s short story Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime gets the Grassington Players treatment in the Grassington Town Hall this autumn.
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Up to 30 August: Steam-Hauled Trains Wensleydale Railway
From now until (and including) Monday 30 August (with the exception of 9, 10 and 11 August), the Wensleydale Railway are running steam-hauled trains from Leeming Bar and Redmire.
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26 September: Penny Plain Afloat
This year’s Penny Plain Theatre Company show is the Summer Mummers, a free half hour show of dances, folk songs and a Yorkshire Mummers Play.
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22-24 April: Follow the Fleece (Grassington Players)
‘Follow the Fleece’ (Grassington Players) tells the story of Dales sheep farming and how Bradford became world famous in the woollen industry.
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27 March-18 April: Easter Fun for Families
Easter is a great time for kids and there are many events aimed at families across Yorkshire for you to enjoy; check out our selection of events here.
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