South Riding by Winifred Holtby becomes new BBC drama
BBC One’s latest brilliantly scripted drama set in 1930s Yorkshire is set to light up Sunday evenings.
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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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21-22 May: Malton Food Lovers Festival
This year’s Malton Food Lovers Festival promises to be big and better than ever – a 2-day event, the patrons have just been announced…
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Yorkshire Chippy Bags Best Fish & Chip Shop Award
The best fish and chip shop in the UK is in Yorkshire. No surprise there then!
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The Chocolate Factory in the North York Moors
Chocolate anyone?! Check out the Chocolate Factory in Hutton-le-Hole and Thornton-le-Dale, offering tempting treats to visitors to the North York Moors – a fabulous temptation for chocolate lovers of all ages.
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11-13 March: Spooksfest York 2011
York’s festival of Ghosts, Ghouls, Spectres, Phantoms, Wraiths, Spirits, Apparitions, Revenants, Poltergeists and all those Things that go Bump in the Night.
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York-born Composer John Barry Dies
One of Yorkshire’s most famous musical exports – the wonderfully prolific, multi-award winning John Barry – has died.
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19-27 February: National Railway Museum, Wizard Week
Harry Potter and other wizard things to do at the National Railway Museum at half term.
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The Ghost Hunt of York
Ghosts, ghouls and spirits abound in reputedly the world’s most haunted city – York. Learn all about York’s haunted past and present on the Ghost Hunt.
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Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb
Rhubarb, rhubarb, rhubarb – Yorkshire, and in particular Yorkshire’s Rhubarb Triangle, celebrates as Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb granted Protected Designation of Origin.
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